Handicraft: Well handmade by the top traditional tailors

Fabric: Top quality traditional fabrics

Size: Standard size or Free Customization. If you need the stock size, you may select the size number based on our size chart.

Color: You may simply select "Same as the picture" if you like the same color most. If you want to change the primary color, you may select it based on our color chart.

Uses: This dress is suitable for wedding, show, graduation, prom, party, ball, parade, dancing, performance, banquet, homecoming, halloween, birthday and festival celebration.

Free Customization Available: If you prefer to let our top traditional tailors specially customize it for you, you may select "Free Customization" on the size or/and color section and leave us a message containing your measurements (or your usual size number) or/and color requirements in the order note. It takes extra 1-2 weeks to finish. If you need to receive it faster, please leave us a note too. We will try our best to make you receive it in time!

Artistic & Historical Background:          Listen
China's traditional Tang suit, with its ornate decoration and elegant design, has become one of the most representative costumes in Chinese culture.

Among these costumes, the Hanfu of palace noblewomen is particularly striking because it represents the noble status and elegant temperament of ancient Chinese women.

The Hanfu of palace noblewomen usually consists of a long robe, skirt, and headdress, all of which are carefully designed and crafted.

The long robe is usually loose-fitting and adorned with exquisite patterns and designs to showcase the owner's wealth and status.

The skirt is tighter-fitting and made of multiple layers of gauze fabric, often embroidered with various floral and animal motifs.

The headdress is also an important component of Hanfu, including hairpins, hair ornaments, and head scarves.

In addition to their opulent appearance, the Hanfu of palace noblewomen also have profound cultural significance.

They represent the social status and domestic roles of ancient Chinese women.

During the Tang Dynasty, women had relatively low status, but over time they gradually gained more freedom and rights.

The design of Hanfu also reflects this change, from the initial simplicity to the later complexity.

In conclusion, the Hanfu of palace noblewomen is an integral part of Chinese culture.

It not only represents the beauty and elegance of ancient Chinese women but also reflects the historical process of social change and cultural development.