Following the "military coat" and "flower cotton jacket", another national style is popular. Wearing a "horse face skirt" to visit the New Year has become a beautiful scenery during the Spring Festival this year. According to CCTV financial reports, in Cao County, Heze, Shandong, the sales of New Year's clothes for the Year of the Dragon, which are mainly horse-faced skirts, have exceeded 300 million yuan. It is also reported that the "jacquard fabric" for the production of horse-faced skirts in Haining, Zhejiang Province has ushered in a large number of overseas orders, of which the single order in Southeast Asia is as high as "600,000 meters and 800,000 meters". Many head anchors have also put on the "horse face skirt", and the sales are booming.
The Hanfu represented by the "horse-faced skirt" takes into account the simple beauty of both classical and modern, and skillfully combines classical charm and modern aesthetics, becoming a fashionable hit for Chinese style.
The horse-faced skirt, also known as the "horse-faced pleated skirt", is one of the main skirt styles in Chinese Hanfu. It consists of four skirt doors at the front and back, which coincide in twos and twos, and the sides show the characteristics of pleating. In the middle part of the skirt, the skirt doors coincide to form a trapezoidal glossy surface, commonly known as the "horse face".
The horse-faced skirt was developed from the Song Dynasty rotary skirt, and gradually formed its unique style after the historical stages of Liao, Jin, and Yuan, and reached maturity in the Ming Dynasty, and the most typical horse-faced skirt was popular before and after the Qing Dynasty. **The first horse face skirt inherited the style of the Qing Dynasty, and later gradually simplified. After the May Fourth Movement, women's skirts were close to the West, and the elements of traditional women's skirts gradually disappeared, and horse-faced skirts went to the end.
Behind the popularity of the horse-faced skirt is the popularity of the national style, and it is a vivid interpretation of cultural self-confidence. The horse-faced skirt is the most typical style of women's clothing in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and its history can be traced back to the Liao and Song dynasties, and it has continued to the first day. Through the long river of history, love continues to this day, contemporary young people like horse face skirts, not only because they are good-looking and convenient, but more importantly, they recognize and yearn for traditional culture from their hearts. The modern horse-faced skirt is more colorful in pattern and color, and it is more in line with the aesthetic needs of modern people in terms of tailoring and collocation, which not only provides a new way of life for people, but also provides a new idea for the inheritance of traditional culture.
Behind the horse-faced skirt out of the circle, there is a lot of fireworks in the world. During the Spring Festival, the passenger flow of China's major scenic spots is hot, and many tourists wearing horse-faced skirts, hairpins, and Han costumes visit the park to visit the exhibition, which has become a bright color in the trip. This is not only the beauty of appearance, but also the surge of economic vitality, which is the vigorous development of new industries and new opportunities for new consumption.