Wedding clothes, what was it called in ancient times?

In ancient times, this kind of wedding dress was called "Xiatie with a crown". Refers to the clothes that old rich women showed their glory when they got married.

Rockhopper: Named after decorated with phoenix. Phoenix is the king of birds, so only the queen or princess deserves it. Generally, it is only worn at grand celebrations, such as weddings, and ordinary people can't wear it at all.

Bi: Originated in Ming Dynasty, it is characterized by big collar and double-breasted robes, so it is also called double-breasted robes. Besides, it is a luxurious and unrestrained casual dress with split sleeves.

In China traditional operas, Kui has always been the official costume of emperors, generals, officials and gentry. There are differences between men and women, and the colors are dividend, blue, yellow, crimson, purple, pink and sky blue, among which red is the representative color of wedding or celebration.

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The traditional wedding dress of ancient brides is a post with a feather crest: wearing a feather crest, a red veil on her face, a red silk shirt on her upper body, an embroidered red robe, a magic mirror hanging on her chest, a post on her shoulder, a children's bag on her shoulder and a "silver hand" wrapped around her arm;

Wearing a red skirt, red trousers and red satin embroidered shoes, I look charming, red, brilliant red and beaming. Let's take a look at this domineering phoenix.

The rockhopper is a kind of ceremonial crown with barbed wire as the tire, decorated with a small emerald phoenix and a jewelry tassel. As early as the Qin and Han Dynasties, it has become the prescribed dress of the Empress Dowager, Empress Dowager and Empress.

There are two kinds of crowns in Ming dynasty, one is worn by empresses, and the crown is decorated with dragons besides phoenixes. The other is the colorful crown worn by ordinary women, which is not decorated with dragons and phoenixes, but only with beaded flowers, but also called rockhopper.

Empresses in the Ming Dynasty and wives of Jiupin civil servants can wear them, and their colors, patterns, decorations and materials are different according to their status levels.

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