There were many operas in the Qing Dynasty. What are the dress styles of Qing Dynasty?

Because when the Qing Dynasty invaded the Central Plains to establish the Qing Dynasty, it was actually a country on horseback before that, so compared with the culture of the Central Plains, drama was more of the culture of the Central Plains at that time, so people in the Qing Dynasty would follow the original tradition, apply the traditional things at that time, and then inherit and improve the culture at that time, so the costumes of the Qing Dynasty were actually more influenced by the costumes of the Ming Dynasty, so most of the costumes of the Qing Dynasty would inherit the traditions of the Ming Dynasty.

In the costumes of the Qing dynasty, the style of official hats is mainly black hats of the Ming dynasty, and there are some supplementary reports, such as these things are official clothes. Of course, some contemporary costumes of the Qing Dynasty are mixed. Because the Qing Dynasty needs to ride horses and hunt before entering the customs, it will need some clothes with convenient activities, such as mandarin jackets, waistcoats and jackets, which are all special costumes of the Qing Dynasty.

We can see many exquisite costumes in the costumes preserved in the Forbidden City. There were many styles of costumes in the Qing Dynasty, because the roles to be played at that time were different officials, and then there were ladies-in-waiting, so there were dozens or even hundreds of kinds of costumes in the Qing Dynasty at that time, and because of the different dress styles and customs in different regions, the styles of costumes in different regions were also different, with certain differences.

But on the whole, the most distinguished people in the play wear embroidered robes. Because dragons can only be worn by emperors, and if you wear dragon robes while acting, it may lead to the crime of decapitation. We can see this in many TV dramas, so people at that time played the emperor for very distinguished people and wore only embroidered robes.