Hanfu, the earliest traditional Chinese dress, appeared more than 5,000 years ago. Silk fabrics had already appeared as clothing during the Han Dynasty, and by the time of the Han Dynasty, brocade, damask, satin, and yarn had been developed. Early designs were more neutral and simpler in cut, and women usually wore skirts.
Women's clothing usually emphasized the natural curves of the body by wrapping the top lapel or tying the belt at the waist. | Quju Hanfu is the representative dress of the Han Dynasty for both men and women.
Women's clothing usually emphasized the natural curves of the body by wrapping the top lapel or tying the belt at the waist. | Quju Hanfu is the representative dress of the Han Dynasty for both men and women.