What's the difference between fashionable Hanfu and traditional Hanfu?

Speaking of Hanfu in everyone's eyes, everyone's scenes and pictures are: Scene 1: Chinese wedding photos; Scene 2: Shooting costume drama; Scene 3: Traditional costumes of middle-aged and elderly people; Scene 4: Dress of waiters in hotel restaurants; Scene 5: niche occasions; Scene 6: national costumes in scenic spots; Scene 7: The martial arts school.

To sum up, the characteristics of traditional clothing in China are:

One style is old-fashioned;

B style is complicated and fancy;

C decoration is numerous and cumbersome;

D fabrics are mainly silk, cotton and hemp;

E only for small people and special occasions;

F is mainly aimed at some work clothes and middle-aged and elderly clothes, which are not suitable for most people to wear every day.

We should inherit, but we should also say no to tradition.

The existing clothing features in China are basically "dating history", that is, they are basically styles from 200 years ago. In the past 200 years, it was interrupted by the invasion of the west and has become outdated, leaving a gap of 200 years. If there was no western invasion 200 years ago, but the Chinese nation continued to be a powerful country, what would China's clothing look like?

Shang Huatian flaunts as "the pioneer of China fashion clothes" and wants to make up for the "dating history" of China clothes in the past 200 years. To this end, we have combed the following characteristics of Shang Huatian:

A style: novel and fashionable, in line with the public aesthetic, in line with the future development trend;

B style: natural, simple and modern, in line with the concept of harmony between man and nature;

C decoration: China cultural elements are adopted without trace;

D fabric: soft, comfortable and smooth, and strive to innovate technology;

E customer: the core group is the sunshine, cutting-edge and progressive youth with quality, culture and taste;

F occasion: suitable for office occasions and daily life.