The difference between horse face skirt and Japanese skirt

There are obvious differences in design and style between horse-face skirt and Japanese skirt.

Horse-faced skirt is a traditional national costume in China, and its unique design has been recorded in many ancient documents. Horse-face skirts are generally dominated by white, supplemented by black or red, and have distinctive national cultural characteristics. The design of the front and rear skirt doors of this skirt is different. The front skirt door is not exposed to the knee, and the rear skirt door is loose to the knee, which may be influenced by the system of "clothing covering the skirt". In addition, the pleated density of horse-face skirts is also very particular, usually pleated on both sides of the body, and the pleated density can be determined according to different social attributes such as identity, class and age. For example, the wrinkles of aristocratic women will be denser, and the wrinkles of civilian women will be wider.

The design of Japanese skirt is different from that of horse face skirt. There are many kinds of traditional Japanese skirts, including long skirts, short skirts, waist skirts and fan skirts. In design, Japanese skirts focus on highlighting women's figure curves, especially the lines of waist and buttocks. In terms of materials, Japanese skirts mostly use light and soft fabrics, such as silk and cotton. In addition, Japanese skirts are rich in colors. In addition to basic colors such as black, white and red, there are bright colors such as pink, yellow, green and blue.

Generally speaking, the design and style of horse-faced skirts pay more attention to the national cultural characteristics and the density of folds, while Japanese skirts pay more attention to the collocation of lines and colors.