Hello! Do you happen to have a master post of all of your asks/posts anywhere? Just to help me navigate! ^^
Hi, thanks for the question! (Image via duitang)
For all my own posts, please see my China tag (that’s the tag I use for my original posts).For navigation via tags, my Tags page has links to common & useful tags on my blog. I’ll be updating the Tags page and this Masterpost as needed ^^.
Masterpost of Ziseviolet’s Replies, Part 1 (Part 2 here):
Hanfu Terms:
- What is Hanfu?
- Guide to the different types of Hanfu
- Hanfu names
- My favorite Hanfu style - Part 2
- Top 10 most popular Hanfu styles of 2018
- Unisex Hanfu
- Formal Hanfu
- Difference between Ru & Shan
- Banbi (half-sleeve jacket)
- Bijia (sleeveless jacket)
- Zhaojia (men’s Bijia)
- Difference between Bijia & Banbi
- Daxiushan (large-sleeve robe) - Pt 2
- Difference b/w Beizi/Daxiushan/Dachang
- Yuanlingpao (round-collar robe) - Pt 2 / 3
- Difference b/w Tang & Ming Yuanlingpao
- Hezi (chest undergarment accessory)
- Weichang (short outer skirt)
- Doupeng (cloak/cape)
- Parallel/straight collars
- U-collars (Tanling)
- Aoqun & Pipa Xiu (pipa sleeves)
- Jian Xiu (arrow sleeves)
- Winter Hanfu - Part 1, Part 2
- Casual/adventurer type Hanfu (Shuhe)
- Hanfu sleepwear
- Mourning Hanfu (Sangfu)
- Burial Hanfu (Shouyi)
- Waist-high Ruqun from Wei/Jin dynasties
- Identifying Hanfu in a photoset
- Chinese armor
Hanfu History:
- Did Hanfu exist after the Han dynasty
- Comparison/charts of Hanfu from different dynasties
- “Left-over-right” rule of crossed-collar Hanfu - Pt 2, Pt 3, Pt 4
- Children’s Hanfu - Part 1, Part 2
- Commoner’s Hanfu - Part 2
- Poor people’s Hanfu
- Hanfu and cleavage - Part 2
- Han dynasty Ruqun & footwear
- Three Kingdoms period Hanfu
- Northern & Southern dynasties Hanfu
- What Mulan would’ve worn
- Tang dynasty emperor’s Hanfu
- Was Daxiushan restricted to royal ladies
- Song dynasty Hanfu styles
- Ming dynasty skirts
- Ming dynasty summer Hanfu
- Yuan/Qing dynasty Hanfu - Part 1, Part 2
- Symbolism of Orange-Red and Turquoise color combination
- Hanfu for empress/noblewoman
- Differences b/w contemporary & historical Hanfu
- Books & magazines on Hanfu - Pt 2, Pt 3
Wedding Hanfu:
- What are the colors of wedding Hanfu?
- Wedding Hanfu recs
- Pictures of wedding Hanfu
- Wedding Hanfu accessories
- Manchurian vs Han wedding attire
Modernized/Modified Hanfu:
- Incorporating Hanfu styles in a modern way
- Combining Hanfu & modern styles
- Modified Hanfu shops recs - Pt 2
- Men’s modified Hanfu shops recs
- Websites that sell modernized Hanfu
- Where to buy modernized Hanfu
- Modified Hanfu shops in the West
- Identifying Chi Xia’s modernized Hanfu
Hanfu Accessories:
- Pibo (long scarf) - Part 2
- Tuanshan (rigid fan) - Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3, Pt 4
- Difference b/w Tuanshan & Folding fan
- Jinbu (waist ornament) - Part 2
- Hebao (purse) - Part 2
- My tag for Chinese hats/headgear
- Weimao (veiled hat) - Part 1, Part 2
- Tiger hats
- Douli (conical hat)
- Yingluo & Xiangquan (necklaces) - Pt 2
- Traditional Chinese earrings
- Meaning & History of Jade
- Bangshoudai (hand wraps) & Huwan (wrist guards) - Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3, Pt 4
- Panbo (strings to tie up sleeves)
- Miansha & Mianlian (Veils) - Part 2
- Nail guards - Part 2
- Hanfu Shoes
- Hu Ban (ritual tablet)
Hanfu Hair Accessories:
- Names of Chinese hair ornaments
- Shop recs for hair accessories
- Hanfu hair accessories
- Fabric flower hairpins for Hanfu
- Ronghua (velvet flowers) - buy & make
- Hair accessories for fine hair
- Phoenix crowns (Fengguan)
- Lotus crowns
- Miao silver hair accessories - Pt 1, Pt 2
- Huasheng (forehead ornament)
- Hairpin styling question
- My tag for Chinese hats/headgear
Hanfu Hairstyles:
- Hanfu hairstyle tutorials
- Traditional hairstyles
- My favorite hairstyle
- Pre coming-of-age ceremony hairstyles for Han girls
- Looped hairstyles in “The Empress of China”
- Tang dynasty pinned peony hairstyle
- Ming dynasty hairstyles
- Dynasty with long loose hairstyle
- Half-up half-down hairstyles
- Short hair and Hanfu
- Simple hairstyles for shoulder-length hair
Makeup:
- Huadian (forehead decoration) - Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3, Pt 4, Pt 5
- Did men wear Huadian
- Traditional Chinese makeup ingredients
- Tang dynasty lip makeup
- What makeup is used to replicate traditional makeup styles
Men’s Hanfu:
- Hanfu styles for men
- Men’s formal Hanfu
- Types of men’s Hanfu
- Pictures of men’s Hanfu
- Dachang (open-fronted robe)
- Zhiduo vs Daopao
- Yichang vs Yesa/Yisan
- Men’s Hanfu blog recs
Men’s Headwear/Hairstyles:
- Historical hairstyles for men
- Men’s hair accessories
- Where to buy Xiao Guan
- Men’s hairstyles & Guan
- Guan (headdress) - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
- Guan & Mianguan
- How bald men put up hair with a Guan
- Fangjin (four-cornered flat cap)
Hanfu Undergarments:
- Hanfu undergarments guide - Pt 2, Pt 3
- Children’s Hanfu undergarments
- Hanfu petticoats - Part 1, Part 2
- Emperor’s undergarment for Mianfu
- Dudou (chest undergarment)
- Lower body Neiyi (underwear)
- Zhongyi & Neiyi
Wearing Hanfu:
- Tutorials on wearing Hanfu
- How to put together a Hanfu outfit
- Mixing hanfu from different dynasties
- Plus-sized Hanfu - Part 1, Part 2
- Girl wearing men’s Hanfu
- Wearing Hanfu made for a gender you are not part of
- Chest-high Ruqun for big-chested figures
- Chest-high Ruqun skirt slippage
- Is Hanfu hard to wear/sew
- Is Hanfu comfortable to wear
- Are chest-high styles restrictive for the chest - Part 1, Part 2
- Hanfu renting/dressing up
- Photo studios for renting Hanfu and taking pictures in Shanghai
- Do people in China still wear Hanfu - Pt 2
- Events in present-day China where people wear Hanfu
Making Hanfu:
- Resources for sewing Hanfu - Pt 1, Pt 2
- Hanfu sewing patterns - Pt 1, Pt 2
- Buying Hanfu sewing patterns
- Making Hanfu by hand - Part 2
- Making Chest-high Ruqun
- Making Hanfu with patterned cloth
- Using shiny brocade fabric
- Young people learning to sew Hanfu
Buying Hanfu & Hanfu Accessories:
- My recs for places to buy Hanfu - Part 2
- Where to buy Hanfu & Chinese hair accessories - Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3
- How to buy Hanfu on Taobao
- International shipping on Taobao
- Using a Taobao agent
- Posts with links to where to buy Hanfu
- Recs for non-Taobao Hanfu shops
- Buying Hanfu in US/Washington DC
- Hanfu shops in Shanghai
- Where to buy Hanfu in Hong Kong
- Hanfu shops in Singapore
- Recs for colorful & flowy Hanfu
- How to search for large-sleeved crossed-collar Ruqun on Taobao
- Taobao shops that regularly carry larger sizes for men’s Hanfu
- Shops that sell Hanfu w/natural fabrics
- Where to find Hanfu for pageants
- Hanfu from Aliexpress with right side over left
- Hanfu brand Qinghuige’s Taobao page
- Where to buy crane-print skirts
- Where to commission high-quality screen-accurate Hanfu
- How to find Hanfu for BJDs
Hanfu in films/dramas/animations:
- Hanfu in television dramas
- Hanfu in “The Empress of China"
- Hanfu in “Eternal Love"
- Hanfu in “The Rise of Phoenixes” - Pt 2
- Hanfu in “Consort Meng Arrives”
- Identifying actresses in Huadian compilation
- Recs for historically/stylistically accurate Chinese drama
- Accuracy of Hanfu in “Mulan”
- Is Mulan wearing Waist-high Ruqun
- Inspiraton for designing Mulan costumes
- Hanfu in “Mo Dao Zu Shi” - Part 2
- Where to buy clothing similar to that from “The Untamed”
Hanfu Revival Movement:
- What direction I think the Hanfu Movement will take
- The motivations for the Hanfu Movement
- How I feel about the inconsistency of the Hanfu Movement
Comparison with Kimono and Hanbok:
Hanfu is traditional Chinese clothing. As a Chinese, I respect the clothing culture of other countries. People don’t offend me, I don’t offend people. Warn people who disrespect Chinese culture, including m4 authors in certain countries, what is yours is yours, and you will never get what is not yours! Don't try to use despicable means to get things that do not belong to you! I also hope that those who follow me can understand Hanfu and learn more about Chinese culture, at least not to be blinded by the lies of the devil! I just want to protect all traditional Chinese culture. It is very sad and angry to be stolen by the devil! I don't understand why the Spring Festival has become a traditional holiday for the devil. The Spring Festival has always been a traditional Chinese holiday! I may have expressed incoherent words, but I believe that you are all kind people. If you are willing, please take a moment to read this popular science article, thank you!