Four-character idioms about clothes

Unkempt: Edge: the edge of cloth, a metaphor for a person's clothing and appearance. The original description is casual and informal. The latter refers to not paying attention to the neatness of clothing or appearance.

Buyi Mangping: Mangping: straw sandals. Wear cloth clothes and straw sandals. Clothes of ancient common people. Refers to common people.

Wearing red and green: describing bright and gorgeous clothes.

Gunyi embroidered clothes: the clothes embroidered with dragons worn by the emperor in ancient times during sacrifices, describing the clothes as gorgeous and luxurious.

Huaguanlifu: crown: hat. Describes gorgeous clothing.

Huangguancaofu: rough clothing. To refer to common people. Sometimes it refers to the grassy fields.

Huangguancaolu: poor clothing. To refer to common people. Sometimes it refers to the grassy fields. Same as "Huang Guan Cao Sui".

Huangguan wild clothes: rough clothing. To refer to common people. Sometimes it refers to the grassy fields. Same as "Huang Guan Cao Sui".

Jieyi Panzei: Jieyi: Unbutton your clothes; Panzei: Spread your legs while sitting on the ground. Describes casual clothing and informal behavior.

Messy hair and rough clothes: disheveled hair and casual clothing. Describes someone who doesn't like to decorate.

Mangtu cloth: 屩: hemp straw shoes. Wearing straw sandals and coarse cloth clothes. Describes simple clothing.

Nayi heijue: Na: to wear; Wei: shoe; heel: heel; Jue: to break. Wearing shoes, broken heels. Describes ragged clothing.

Pilded in fur and belt: Describing rough clothing.

Suit and leather shoes: Wear a suit and leather shoes. Describes fashionable clothing.

Not all clothes are colorful: not all clothes are colorful. A metaphor for wearing simple clothes.

Clothes are not all colorful: Not all clothes are colorful. A metaphor for wearing simple clothes.

Not all clothes are colorful: not all clothes are colorful. A metaphor for wearing simple clothes.

The clothes do not drag on the ground: drag: drag. Clothes are short and do not drag on the ground. A metaphor for wearing simple clothes.

Don’t choose colorful clothes: Don’t choose colorful clothes. A metaphor for wearing simple clothes.

Yi Bu Zhongcai: Zhong: overlap; Cai: Tong "color". Don’t wear many brightly colored clothes. Describes simple clothing.

Colorful clothes: Not all clothes are colorful. A metaphor for wearing simple clothes.

There is no second colorful garment on the body. Describes simple clothing.