What do you think of the costume style of The Story of Yan Xi Palace?

Personally, I think The Story of Yan Xi Palace combines the oriental aesthetics with the culture of Qing Dynasty, and deeply shows the traditional culture of China, such as silk reeling, seed embroidery, gold embroidery, hand-pushed embroidery, and touch-green, which makes the gorgeous palace costumes, exquisite accessories, small screen objects and hand-held round fans in the play contain profound scientific and technological connotations, so that history can be reproduced and culture can be passed down.

Besides color, the embroidery pattern on the clothes has also become a highlight of the clothes story in Yan Xi Palace. Some fans said that this drama should also be an embroidery documentary. It is reported that the embroidery on the clothes of the characters in the play is done by specially invited embroidery craftsmen, and the stitches are also very diverse. Complex hand embroidery, seed embroidery, plate embroidery and bead embroidery are all available.

The ornaments of the characters in the play are also very elegant, and the concubines are wearing some cuisines and velvet flowers. In fact, in the common operas of the Qing Dynasty, beaded flowers are more common in the headdresses of concubines, and velvet flowers rarely appear. It can be found from relevant historical materials that since the Han Dynasty, women began to wear velvet flowers in fashion, and the clothing in Qing Dynasty also continued this style to some extent.

The clothes of concubines in Biography of Yan Xi Palace are cold and windy, and there are three main colors: brown, cyan and blue. Even the red and pink that concubines wear are mainly light colors. The costume designer of the play said that in fact, after consulting the information, it was found that the clothes with very rich colors in the background were rare at that time, and the overall style was a simple style with a Chinese style. As far as headwear is concerned, there is no banner like that in Princess Zhu Huan, but it is a small and exquisite "little two heads" decorated with elegant flowers such as orchids.