When did clothes appear?

Skirts are the earliest clothes of human beings. Primitive people put skins around their waists, which is the earliest skirt. It was a skirt, regardless of gender, and there were no pants at that time.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, people generally wore deep clothes, and the top was connected with the lower skirt. Thick clothes are similar to dresses, but slightly different.

Skirts became popular in the Han Dynasty. People wearing long skirts lift their skirts and stuff them around their waists at work, which is convenient for work.

After Wei and Jin Dynasties, the styles of skirts have been increasing. In addition to ordinary long skirts, there are red yarn double skirts, single yarn double skirts and purple yarn double skirts.

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, skirts became more popular, and some skirts were wider and fuller. Skirts are loved by all walks of life.

The color of the skirt in Song Dynasty is simple and elegant, and the skirt is still very wide.

The Ming Dynasty was a popular ponytail skirt, which came from North Korea and was worn by both men and women.

After the extinction of the Qing dynasty, the traditional costumes of the Han nationality were destroyed, and the traditional coats and skirts became robes and mandarin jackets.