The temperature drops gradually. Don't dress carelessly. What kinds of Hanfu are fashionable, warm and beautiful?

Thick woolen cloak is a cloak-style woolen coat with a sense of design. Thickened style, windproof and warm-keeping function make you more satisfied, and loose style will not have a sense of bondage. Now many Hanfu merchants have lapels and lapels made of cotton and tweed. Silently, if you are a daily party in winter, you can still wear a stand-up collar and wool embroidered short pleats, and you can cover it with a cloak. The cloak is not a China costume. To keep warm, one wears it outside. You don't need a condom. You will wear a thermal vest and thermal underwear. If it is a Hanfu dress party, refer to the first one.

In winter, there is no heat island effect and global warming. Winter is colder than today. What winter clothes did people wear to keep out the cold in history?

Fur, that is, animal fur, is a common winter dress of ancient people. Among them are foxes, minks and raccoons. Most of them are used by nobles and rich people, while the poor wear sheepskin for winter. Qiu has been recorded in Zhou Li, and there is even a ceremonial official who manages Qiu clothes for the son of heaven. Because furs are the same color, nobles always put on clothes when they receive guests. However, this kind of leather clothing is worn for a long time and lacks physical evidence. Up to now, there are still doubts about the research results of its style. Its shape is a bit like a Tibetan robe, and it is half exposed when worn. Later, autumn was gradually confused with cloaks and cloaks, mainly referring to these coats made of fur.

Cloak, also known as "one bell" and "one lotus dress", is a coat worn to keep out the cold. The short one is called "Bi" and the long one is called "Cape". In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was made of silk, which could be lined with fur to keep warm and show its status. With the development of technology, modern wool and chemical fiber fabrics can also be used to make cloaks. Cloaks in history have hats, but hats and cloaks are separate.