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Hanfu is so beautiful, but some little sisters say they reject it. Every time they wear Hanfu and go out, they feel strange. Why is this?
In fact, before the Hanfu era was fully revived, it was just a niche circle. It was still difficult for everyone to accept Hanfu and wear it out.
Just like the reason why many girls are only willing to buy them to wear at home and are unwilling to wear them out, there is a reason. Keke will take stock of them and see if they suit you!
Most Hanfu are designed to be very loose, so for those sisters whose figures are not very ideal, it can easily expose the flaws of our figures.
For example, chest-high Hanfu, although it looks better on plump girls, it only looks good because it is closer to the aesthetics of the Tang Dynasty.
In fact, not only will chest height not make you look thin, but it will also highlight the plump features of girls, especially girls with larger busts. Girls who are more concerned about their figure don't like to wear this kind of Hanfu.
Of course, there is no solution to this problem. For example, the following shapes are very suitable for fat girls.
A coat made in the Ming Dynasty with a stand-up collar, a Hanfu with pipa sleeves, a waist-length coat with a flat collar, made in the Song DynastyThe first one is the Ming-made coat skirt. The coat in the coat skirt refers to a double-layered garment, which can include square collar, round collar or crossed collar.
Because he has a pipa sleeve design, and the upper body design is both slim and loose, which can well cover the defects of the figure. The lower part can be paired with a horse-faced skirt, which will make the whole person's temperament rise to a higher level.
In addition, the stand-collar Hanfu is the same. The streamlined design not only creates a golden proportion of our figure, but also allows the fat on the abdomen to be covered.
If you are a thin girl and want to look thinner, you can choose styles such as waist-length flat collar and Song style. The waist-cinching design can make a woman's figure look graceful.
For many girls who are naturally shy, wearing Hanfu when going out means being looked at by others anytime and anywhere. This makes them feel very uncomfortable, so they become hesitant to wear Hanfu when going out.
In response to this situation, Keke can only use a few tricks.
First, for those who really like Hanfu, we can wear Hanfu with Han elements or go out wearing Hanfu in a modern way.
For example, in summer, a swirl skirt is a good design.
Although it has an ancient feel, from the outside, it looks more like modern people's clothes, so it won't attract many people's attention.
The second thing is that you can participate in some activities related to Hanfu, and you will make a few friends who like Hanfu as much as you. We usually go out shopping together, and with the company of others, we will not be afraid of other people's eyes.
The third type is to go out frequently to exercise your inner self. Many people dare not wear Hanfu to go out because they are "unconfident" and are afraid of other people's "confused" looks and various inquiries.
Many people may think that this method is the same as thinking about it, but based on Keke's own experience, often wearing Hanfu when going out can indeed strengthen your courage. Over time, we will turn a blind eye to other people's eyes. I like to go out wearing the clothes I like, what's wrong with that?
"Is the Hanfu you are wearing made from Shan? Does it have a tag?"
"The shape of your clothes is wrong. Have you not done your homework?"
"A compromise between Han and Western styles should be to use Hanfu with Western accessories. How can you wear a modern skirt underneath?"
These kinds of words are what we often see on the Internet, and in fact many compatriots will encounter them in life. Such things happen frequently, which also leads to many timid girls who dare not go out wearing Hanfu.
Maybe it’s because you don’t know enough about your Hanfu, maybe it’s because you think it would be very embarrassing when something like this happens, but in fact, Coco tells you that the fault is not with you, but with these people who have no respect for others.
Regarding the issue of counterfeiting of Hanfu, Keke has also made many comments. It is naturally the merchants who are at fault for copying Hanfu, and many consumers are also victims.
Even if we know a mountain and buy a mountain, we have no right to criticize others. We can only promote genuine ones ourselves, reject piracy, and educate sisters who can listen to avoid being deceived. However, it is absolutely impossible to criticize in the street in this way. It's a big black mark for fellow Hanfu comrades.
In addition, in terms of the shape of the clothes, in fact, the shape of the Hanfu sold by most merchants now isproblematic.
In order to "make money", many merchants completely ignore the shape of Hanfu and create random shapes, or make the shape particularly bad to mislead newbies who like Hanfu.
However, for consumers, the format is really not a question they can decide. In many cases, they are often led away by the merchants.
Moreover, the vast majority of people wear Hanfu just because they like it and have no obligation to fully understand it. It is suggested that such people should focus on supplementing their own knowledge instead of "spraying" others.
Finally, whether it is the eclectic way of dressing between Han and Western countries or other modern ways of dressing, there is no legal stipulation on how it should be worn. Therefore, we cannot set a limit for them. Only freedom of dressing can is the result we want to see.
