Traditional Chinese colors have always had a unique charm, and magenta, as one of them, has attracted widespread attention and love. Compared with Barbie pink in the West, magenta has more charm and luxury, especially suitable for wearing Hanfu. Today, with the help of a Hanfu model, we explore the traditional Chinese aesthetic color and appreciate its fashion charm.
Magenta is a color between red and blue, with a hint of purple on closer inspection, which is clearly different from the traditional bright red. Many people classify it as one of the pink colors, but magenta has more depth and connotation compared to Barbie pink in the West. In Hanfu wearing, if you can skillfully match magenta, you can show a classical beauty. However, it is also necessary to pay attention to coordination with magenta, otherwise it is easy to have visual conflicts. Since magenta is a cool shade, it should not be paired with colors that are too warm, such as bright yellow or other colors with high saturation. Similarly, smudge-prone colors are not suitable for magenta, such as dark brown. The best colors to pair with magenta are the same color or the same shade, such as the floral red and green hanfu on the model. This combination not only maintains the harmony of colors, but also adds green accents, like blooming flowers in spring, with bright colors and beautiful touches.
Red has always occupied an important place in Hanfu, after all, in ancient times, red represented enthusiasm and festivity, especially in Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty, red was even more common. In modern hanfu, the matching principles of different red shades are also different. For the most vivid big red, we choose shades that are less brighter but more saturated. This red color is more suitable for the style of Hanfu, which is not too dazzling, but also very eye-catching, and can be blended with other classical colors to present a high-end beauty. If the brightness of the red color chosen is too high, it may make the whole look look cheap and give people a feeling of photo studio**. And if your style is not so grand, choosing light red is also a good choice, especially the classical orange red, which is very popular in Hanfu design in recent years, and is suitable for almost all forms of Hanfu. This color is also very high-end, and even the fabric is not picked. As for the purple shade of red, you need to pay attention to the combination with other shades, because both purple and red give people a cold feeling, which is more suitable for girls with cold white **. If you pair it with completely opposite shades, it will look very abrupt.
As a more solemn color, red can attract the attention of the overall shape, compared with other matching Hanfu should choose a slightly lighter color, not too noisy. For example, the clothes chosen by the model are very coordinated, and generally speaking, if the outer layer is a floral style dress, the inner layer should be a solid color;If the outer layer is a solid color, the inner layer can be appropriately selected to add charm. In terms of color, try to avoid using dark colors, light tones can highlight the beauty of red. The combination of light pink and beige and red can add a sense of luxury, and the green accents highlight the feeling of a spring girl. That's why the magenta look on the model is particularly eye-catching, and how much do you think you can give it with such a combination?
To sum up, the magenta in the traditional Chinese aesthetic color shows an unparalleled fashion charm. Not only can it show the classical beauty on the hanfu, but it can also be coordinated with other colors through clever collocation to create a gorgeous and colorful visual effect. The combination of red hanfu also needs to choose the right color according to different shades to show the best effect. When choosing a Hanfu pairing, pay attention to the overall color coordination and try to avoid using dark tones to highlight the beauty of red. Through reasonable matching, we can create different styles of Hanfu, showing the unique charm of traditional Chinese aesthetic colors. Finally, whether it is magenta or other traditional colors, Hanfu is not only a dress-up, but also a kind of inheritance and expression of traditional Chinese culture