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AI Generated本視頻詳細介紹了北宋時期女子的服飾裝束,分析了從內到外的層次穿法。內容涵蓋了上衣的抹胸、短衫、長衫與背心,以及下裝的各類襠褲與裙裝(如兩片裙、二破裙、百疊裙),並展示了典型的北宋禮服特徵,旨在讓觀眾了解北宋服飾低調且富有層次感的美學風格。
960 CE
Hou Zhu Zhu will instigate the Chenqiao Mutiny.
Supporting Zhao Kuangyi to become emperor
India's Kaifeng, historically known as Northern Song
Unlike the flamboyant and ostentatious styles of the Tang and Five Dynasties periods
Women's clothing in the Northern Song Dynasty
Show a completely different and unique charm
Recently,
Several television dramas set against the backdrop of the Northern Song Dynasty
All are closely watched.
while also allowing everyone to understand the clothing of that era
With a strong interest
So today, let's talk about
How did women in the Northern Song Dynasty dress?
The upper garment of women in the Song Dynasty
From inside to outside, respectively:
Bodice, short top, long top, or vest
The bustier is this one-piece, triangular pleated flared style.
A triangular pleat is made right in the center like this.
The chest circumference of the short jacket from the Northern Song Dynasty is relatively large.
The shape from the sleeve cap to the cuff resembles an airplane's wing.
So many people today call it a "plane sleeve."
His garments do not extend below the knees.
Straight-front, front-opening
The video also demonstrates four ways to wear it.
Wearing a front-opening robe
Or穿胶
Wear it with the front opening tucked into the skirt.
Or穿胶
The long robe is also very voluminous.
Long sleeves are called "tong xiu" (通袖).
His garments do not extend below the knees.
A regular front-opening style is worn over short shirts.
Similarly, there are also such depictions in the murals.
A style of alternating between wearing and not wearing (e.g., revealing and concealing)
In the Northern Song Dynasty, "beixin" referred to a type of short-sleeved shirt.
After wearing, the cuff is generally positioned at the center of the forearm.
And the volume is quite large.
Like the long gown, it is a third-layer garment.
The lower garments of the Song dynasty woman
From inside to outside, respectively:
Earth
pants
crotch
Two-piece skirt
or a two-piece skirt
or various types of pleated skirts
"Kūn" refers to boxer shorts.
The crotch area is completely stitched.
The most intimate garment
"Trouser" refers to open-crotch pants.
The crotch area above is not sewn.
Each inner side has a small triangular gusset
Usually worn with Kun
Second-layer clothing
Crotch refers to a fly-fronted pants.
Crotch seam
Side slits on both sides of the pant legs
Pleat at the side opening.
It is usually worn with a qun (skirt) and pants.
For third-layer clothing
A two-piece skirt is a skirt with the waistband connected in this way.
A skirt with two panels overlapping
Jiang Xiuwu of the Northern Song Dynasty once quoted words from Sima Guang.
The woman refuses to wear the wide-legged trousers and the jacket.
To hang the skirt, it must be open at both front and back hips.
Therefore, many people infer that this hanging skirt is a two-piece skirt.
It can be paired with various types of underpants as an outer layer for wearing.
It can also be paired externally with a hakama skirt as an inner layer.
A two-piece skirt is a type of skirt made by joining two trapezoidal panels.
Because it's a single piece made by sewing fabric together
That's why many people also call it a one-piece dress.
After putting it on, the back panels cannot wrap around.
It can be paired with various types of briefs or other skirts.
A hundred-layered skirt refers to one with a smooth surface on both sides.
A skirt with pleats all the way through the middle
Also known as the thousand-pleated and hundred-fold skirt or the hundred-pleated skirt
The Song Dynasty's hundred-pleated skirt was divided into two types.
The first type is the overlapping panel style.
The two side surfaces are relatively wide.
Fully pleated in the middle
After putting it on, the glossy parts on both sides will overlap each other.
The video demonstrates three ways of wearing a hakama.
The front panels are in front.
The side panel of the skirt is open.
And the skirt front is at the back
The second type is the close-fitting style.
The two side surfaces are relatively narrow.
Cannot overlap after wearing
Can tightly surround
Can't wear alone
It is usually worn with various types of underpants.
The video also showcases a set of ceremonial attire worn by a woman during the Northern Song Dynasty.
A skirt of this kind was unearthed from the Huashan Song Dynasty tomb.
The skirt is divided into three sections.
The central panel of the skirt is longer.
And the skirt is fully gathered with fine pleats.
The center-back panel is longer after wearing.
The姿态 of the skirt and sleeves draping to the ground
In the Han Xizi Yan Tu and the portrait of the Empress Dowager of Emperor Song Xuanzu
The elegance of this long, flowing skirt can be glimpsed everywhere.
This exhibition's large-sleeved robe
Short in front, long at the back
Large volume, big move
And Wuxia matches the hood.
A typical feature of Northern Song dynasty large-sleeved robes
The red ribbon tied across the front of the sleeve is called "Zhipei."
Ordinarily, civilians would adopt such a combination.
Pregnant women usually pair it with mismatched clothing.
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