No longer limited to photo shoots, weddings, or special events, Hanfu (the traditional attire which used to be worn by Han Chinese) is now seen on the streets, in daily commutes, and even at work.

Hanfu is the traditional clothing of China’s dominant Han ethnicity, which accounts for 91.1 per cent of the Chinese population, according to the Seventh National Population Census conducted in ...

Hanfu during this period featured wide sleeves, flowing lines, and intricate patterns, reflecting the cosmopolitan and prosperous nature of the era. Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368 – 1912 CE) .