Tag: Tang Dynasty head wear

#漢服 #HanFu #HanDynastyClothing |#兰若庭汉服 #汉服资讯 | #FashionLookBook #MusicVideoCollection – for an urban bold reds dark greys warm Summery Autumn everyday contempary #TangDynasty look ….

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HanFu- Han Dynasty Clothing is making a massive come back in the Asian Chinese communities as youths reliving In recently decades there’s been very much strong revitalization of Chinese Customary tailoring clothing in which is HanFu- Han Dynasty (221-206 BC) period inspired clothing in which was worn just before the fall of the Ming Dynasty (23 January 1308 to 25 April1644, until a North East Manchurian fashion that have taken over the traditional Han Dynasty fashion in which we known till today that’s the Qipao in which have been fashionable evolving on the same path also…. Like a Qipao, HanFu can be worn every day, as work wear, till as evening wear… It also it comes in various forms as to the nature of activity of the day or night…

Featuring with this feminine intrepid urban outdooring summery transitionally towards Autumn Wintery urban elegant sleek with a warm summery non collar look in which is suited for a contemporary Han Dynasty Autumn wear with bold autumn soft sheerness chiffon strong reds, golden warm orange reds with dark warm greys colours in which gathering summery warm during the in which helps during the evening for keeping warmth … Featuring an ancient Chinese fan for ventilation of a summery breeze…

 For the transitional Summery Autumn season in which, its best to  wear heavier warm bold colours linen fabrics like heavy silks in which keeping warm with heat during the evening as also heavy silks breathable ventilated during the day in keeping the wearer warm during the night.. Featuring as for urban headwear, with an elegant simplistic elaborate light jade white pastel petals drops…..

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#天盛長歌 #TheRiseOfPhoenixes #漢服 #Hanfu | #TelevisionWardrobe –The intensely storytelling is equal towards the wardrobe’s handcrafting …..

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Cfensi.Wordpress.com source credit -天盛長歌 The Rise of Phoenixes 倪妮 Ni Ni – as Feng Zhiwei (凤知微)Wei Zhi (魏知)- with the television wardrobe with Tang Dynasty influences..

One of China’s, Hong Kong’s most watched Drama series is 天盛長歌 The Rise of Phoenixes among with two others in which two Qing Dynasty premise set in Qianlong Emperor period in which is 延禧攻略- Story of the Yanxi Palace also currently watching now is 如懿传- Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace in which both have the almost have the same story telling..

The intense television production is adapted from the Tiangui Guiyuan novel , That story telling in between to Phoenixes in which they become two conflicted lovers one from an exist dynasty Tiansheng also from its fallen Cheng Dynasty in which the two overcoming assortments of adversary throughout internal turmoil that lies within the Tiansheng imperial family, through the power struggles within, the corruption, in which the two conflicted lovers of  the Fallen Cheng Dynasty Princess Feng Zhiwei (凤知微)Wei Zhi (魏知)- played by  倪妮 Ni Ni , also with the current Tiansheng dynasty sixth Prince- Prince of Chu- Ning Yi (宁弈)- Played by Chen Kun 陳坤……

天盛長歌 The Rise of Phoenixes – two conflicted lovers of the Fallen Cheng Dynasty Princess Feng Zhiwei (凤知微)Wei Zhi (魏知)- played by 倪妮 Ni Ni , also with the current Tiansheng dynasty sixth prince Ning Yi (宁弈)- Played by Chen Kun 陳坤……

Besides among its 天盛長歌 The Rise of Phoenixes television wardrobe is brilliantly impressive in which each wardrobe piece details the interpretation of the character it wears storytelling that scene in which it portrays, the production of the television wardrobe is intensely detail, in manufacturing of the garments in still using traditional techquie among with the modern sewing the elaborate Hanfu style era garments… in which the Garment wardrobe designer- Artistic  team is inspired manage by William Chang…. With hundreds of hours handcrafting various characters wardrobes with incredible detail realism among that team followed assisted by the enormous wardrobe designing is Lu FengShan, Fang Sizhe…

Among with the incredible details is the handcrafted craftsmanship of jewellery crafted for the production from scratch in which to suit for the required character’s headwear fashioned to characters wardrobe storytelling..

#HanFu #漢服 #Qipao #旗袍| #Jewellery – how to create that Tang Dynasty timeless elegant like hair pin…….?

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Given that you’ve been watching both intensely brilliantly written Chinese Drama series 天盛長歌 The Rise of Phoenixes, also 延禧攻略– Story of Yanxi Palace in which both drama series was extremely attention to detail of recreation of that era of the actual period of head jewellery wear in which can be found in traditional Chinese jewellery stores in Mainland China, Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong also in some community Asian Traditional Chinese Clothing stores of creating that headwear hair pin piece using traditional locally available … also worn today as everyday head jewellery…..

In most Traditional Chinese hair pins that a handcrafted, represents the wearer, the women, lady whom wearing among many head pins… some it gives rank, also it represents the lover who have given her that hair pin as sign of kinship in their relationship..

In which you can find most the materials featured in recreating with a sets of various beads, from your local accessories store, with a simple golden wires to fasten the required sections of the components together among with clear strong proxy glue with a pair of simple medium pliers …..

 

#QIPAO #Cheongsam #旗袍 #QingDynasty | #延禧攻略 – #StoryOfYanxiPalace – #TelevisionMovieWardrobe – Wu Yinyan’s Empress Wei YingLuo -Weigiya Xiaoyichun head wear how to get this look..

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延禧攻略 – Story Of Yanxi Palace – Silk Velvet flowers- Wu Yinyan’s Empress Wei YingLuo -Weigiya Xiaoyichun head wear

 

As part of the handcrafted sewn Wardrobe the production costing at one hundred million USD in production cost towards the wardrobe also props..  in bring out  Qing Dynasty Qipao- Cheongsam also have that sense of individual style but it’s more rigid, bold practicality uniformed for the occasion, in which each piece of clothing is hand crafted like, studied in this current Chinese made television production of “延禧攻略 -Story of Yanxi Palace” to the incredible sense of handcrafted detail of that era of Sixth Year of Qianlong… where the material hand crafted sewn with the necessary details and sewn methods of the that era with modern methods of creating television and movie wardrobe.. Each wardrobe clothing brings that extra layers of the character’s storyline – or multiple stories into that scene that the wardrobe create represented that persons individuality..

One Fashion accessories that’s been iconically worn during the production of the “延禧攻略 -Story of Yanxi Palace” is the Silk Velvet flowers head wear, in which is worn during the middle of the second Zhou- Tang Dynasty in which fashionably trending setting worn by the Emperor-Empress Wu Zetian period as worn by imperial tributes… in which translated transiting through time towards the present..  As one Artist continues to recreates from an ancient art form that been passed down on his family to hand craft the “Silk Velvet Flowers head wear” Among other craftsmen –women….

As each Silk Velvet flower is created, also during the Imperial court system, also it’s a ranking position for maids aswell in which determines there position within the Forbidden City on pond their headwear beside the uniform Qing Dynasty Qipao…  The process of creating the head wear of the Silk Velvet flowers.. “Nanjing Ronghua” intangible cultural heritage of Jiangsu Province – the craft artist Zhao Shuxian, and asked him to customize the velvet hair accessories for the characters in the play. Don’t underestimate the “Nanjing velvet flower”, it is the standard Tang manufacturing – starting in the Tang Dynasty, using silk as raw material, both as a decorative piece and as a decoration. It can be compared with real flowers, but never wither and never wither.

In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the velvet flowers fell from the “Emperor’s Family” into the “extraordinary lanes”. In addition to being favored by the royal family, the people began to wear the velvet flowers. In the 1930s and 1940s, Nanjing Shanna Street to Changle Road was once a lively “Flower City Street”.

The process is, a joining together a bundle strains of Silk threads together then, locking them, by combing like combing a long hair… Then threading a thin wires inbetween the threads, in different partitions intervals then cutting to the right width in between the wires with then patted evening, twirling into a fluttering then it’s up to the artist to create from imagination…