Chinese, Japanese, Korean Traditional Costume Difference

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[@tracybai6546]

I just wanna point out that although Qipao is a traditional clothing, because of China’s history and different dynasties, there are many different kinds of Chinese traditional clothing, not just Qipao. As a Chinese, I can say that actually most Chinese people won’t actually choose Qipao as the first traditional clothing they would think of when we talk about traditional clothings, but it is an interesting fact that most people from other countries would think of Qipao when they think about our traditional clothings and we would love to show you guys more about our traditions.

[@caap2701]

Back in the 90d Your country officially announced Qipao is Chinese representative traditional costume Okay? How old are you.

[@caap2701]

@@harryzhang1511 So explained why all of sudden the hanfu became so important for you guys you live in today right? ladies in China are now like the ballon skirt than the slim fit? lol

[@harryzhang1511]

@@caap2701 ​ Well if you take a look at all eastern Asian countries in past decades, all of these countries are finding the very root of their own traditions after WWII. Hanfu, Hanbok and Wafuku etc. are one of the signs of east Asia cultural identity. Recent years of economic growth has made us realize that Qipao, originated from Qing dynasty, is not an appropriate representative traditional clothing while Hanfu sure takes the role. It's just hilarious that you think ppl prefer Hanfu than Qipao just because ladies like "ballon" skirt than the slim fit. It's about culture not just fitting. Not sure where u from but we do think our history is important for us. Also, I'm quite curious that why you are educating Chinese ppl of our own culture? Is it arrogance? lol

[@jeffrey_wang]

​@@caap2701 "Qi(旗)" means "Qiren(旗人)", literally "the Manchu from Eight Banners", "Pao(袍)" means "traditional long dress"， so "Qipao" means "traditional Manchu dress". Since the time when Manchu took power in China, they became the representatives of the Chinese people, thus "qipao" became the so-called "Chinese representative traditional costume" , but actually the QING only lasted for no more than three hundred years which is a small portion compared to China's long history. But Qing is the last dynasty where the world began to know more about China, or we can say that all they know about China is mainly from Qing. so I think the Qipao, which is a traditional Manchu dress, can only be called one of the representative traditional costumes in China, Hanfu, which is worn by ancient Han people in China is also a Chinese representative traditional costume, but it is never "officially announced" .

[@caap2701]

@@jeffrey_wang Your government announced Qipao as national custom clothing in 90s I don’t believe your historic story as so many things are distorted and made recently haha trying to mimic and steal every good thing from all of the countries~~

[@andro7862]

I'd just like to point out that the qipao was Manchu inspired attire invented during the 1920s in Shanghai and the version Kotoha is wearing was popular in 1960s Hong Kong. Vintage, yes, but hardly traditional for a country with 3000 years of history.

[@devashrijoshi9079]

Yeah the one the actual Chinese lady is wearing seems like traditional one. But she says it's the formal one

[@newname3718]

nothing to do with history length. Its simply because its too young to be traditional XDD Its just weird

[@kloey1150]

agree！Hanfu is much more than Qipao and different dynasties have different costumes in fact.

[@nekken1242]

中国古代女人要是穿旗袍出门怕是要被骂死，那么紧身、开衩又那么高的旗袍“代表”了中国传统，也是历史奇观

[@user-pm2zv9fs5r]

@Jk u mean its what the government declares is official. what if official has nothing to do with it being cultural. qipao is manchurian clothing, so not as chinese as people think

[@surabhikashyap241]

2:26 i am always confused with Kimono and Yukata. Thanks for the clarification. I love the designs. They are elegant and beautiful.

[@brendalee6864]

5000 years of Chinese history only to show qipao which is invented in 1920s (about 100 years ago). I wish Jane would introduce more about different dynasties outfits (e.g., Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Ming dynasties). They’re all part of Chinese traditional outfits.

[@Angxls00]

偷国人不意外啊

[@user-uw8uy1oh5r]

If we apply chinese logic, Korean and Japanese even can be said that The clothese which had worn during the range BC century to 17century are traditional clothes, And Before the Qipao, There is Changpao which had worn during 17century to 21century by publics, You can see the black-white picture of 19-20century chinese. They all wore ChangPao or Qipao literally. There was No Hanfu at all.

[@user-uw8uy1oh5r]

@@Angxls00 Stop talking like that You are the real theft. And even you don't have the right to say about it because Hanfu(for examples Tangfu) was maden by Nothern race peoples with south chinese. You even hadn't participated producing hanfu. You are just a decendent of the people. And, I think you possibly are a Manchu because there is always plenty possiblity that your ancestor is manchu because Manchu Peoples ruled the Han between 1616 to 1912. So stop insult your ancenstor yourself you manchu boy.

[@user-nv6zd3tp2q]

@@user-uw8uy1oh5r It’s the Chinese who define which are traditional clothes and it’s not simply a logic. Also, no matter how much you spread your logic, Hanfu will never change its name to Hanbok. Thanks.

[@mr.cebuano2843]

@@user-uw8uy1oh5rhanfu exist in the qing dynasty too

[@Danibokki]

I tried both Korean, Japanese and Chinese traditional costume. They are all pretty 😀

[@oliviaolivia3326]

Have you tried Hanfu (chinese traditional clothing) also?

[@Angxls00]

Its qipao, its not chinese tradition costume, its just a modern chinese costume, nothing do with tradition

[@nayuo]

@@oliviaolivia3326 Hanfu was not traditional clothing, Actually your grand grand father and his father never wore Hanfu, but always wore Manchu clothing with pig tale hair style. Hanfu was just invented by few decades ago, It is not traditional, The meaning of tradition should actually wore by old and long time ago people, But they never wore Hanfu. So It is very close to custume play such as Italian plays Roman Toga in the show or event.

[@mayonnaisecore7074]

Hanfu is traditional babe.It's clothing before the Qing Dynasty，Such as Tang，Han，Song and Jin.It's the real traditional clothing of China.Qing clothes appeared much later.

[@RocSaltAndPepperMint]

@@mayonnaisecore7074 like Roman toga costumes?

[@dotdotdotdotdotdotdottod]

china has so many diffrent types of traditional dresses its so intresting. so ibwould have loved to see a hanfu style represented as well

[@user-urwedfvftgfr228]

Deliberately shirtless is truly what korean traditional clothes were like. But if people go to korea and look around, they will find KOREANS NOWADAYS ARE PLAGIARIZING CHINESE TRADITIONAL CLOTHES --- MINGFU (one type of Chinese tranditional clothes form Ming Dynasty(A.D.1368-1644) ). What a shame on those plagiarisers!

[@prunprun3803]

@@user-urwedfvftgfr228 average chinese confirmed

[@n30nkaitz54]

@@user-urwedfvftgfr228 that's how cultures work, the language and people diverge from the chinese culture a long time ago and even the japanese. Then they also trade ideas and items with each other, exchanging the already different clothes, language etc. kimono, yukata, hanfu, qipao, hanbok are all similar in styles but are different. Just like maritime south east asia. Sarong, kain samping, kain pelikat, kain batik, kebaya are all worn and tied differently from pattani to singapore, mindanao, java, aceh, ternate etc.

[@kotoyou8496]

@@prunprun3803 Well, he is using traditional chinese characters so I am pretty sure he is not from mainland china. Maybe a bot from Taiwan.

[@kotoyou8496]

@@prunprun3803 We dont even have a term called Mingfu here in China. I'd say those who pretends to be Chinese are having really low knowledge nowadays.

[@sakikyuCC_]

I was hoping they also wear kimono and hanbok too nice video as always!

[@user-vu9uh4iv6l]

'Qipao' means 'Manchu people's Dress'. 'Qi' means 'Manchu', 'Pao' means 'dress'

[@serbaserbi6004]

I think hanfu more prettier than qipao. But maybe they use qipao coz its the last dynasty costume of china.

[@suteakadakarayo]

Its 旗袍 to be precise so maybe more like 'commune' 'cloth'.

[@user-zf8ji2ou3y]

you are wrong QIPAO is not a Manchu costume Modern clothing invented by Shanghai women Manchu costumes are not this. And the name QIPAO was invented later And the banner man does not represent the Manchu Because half of the banner people are Han

[@user-zf8ji2ou3y]

@ODELIA . (00000015129) And Manchu is not a real nation, more like an interest group Because half of the Manchus are Han, there are Mongolians, and even a few Koreans.

[@user-zf8ji2ou3y]

@ODELIA . (00000015129) Maybe part of it However, with the exception of the Han within the Manchu, the other Han and Manchus do not marry. And today's Manchuria also belongs to China, and the Manchus have completely become Chinese. This is a very good result for the Chinese

[@tcesourl3221]

These Qipao are really beautiful and show your figure. Qipao is an improvement of Manchu costume. Hanfu is more representative of the present Traditional Chinese dress.

[@user-uv8xl1qq8g]

But why Qipao shouldn't count as a Hanfu? If Hanfu is defined as what is worn by Han chinese people, then Shouldn't Qipao be the most recent han traditional clothes? The fact that its origin is in Manchuria or influenced by the west has nothing to do with the representativeness of Qipao. In Qing dynasty, Chinese and Manchurians wore one and the same clothes all alike. There have been barely no distinction between chinese and manchurians for the past 300 years clothes-wise. They put on the same clothes. I have nothing against clothes from earlier periods, but they are, strictly speaking, not 'tradition' in that most of the elements those clothes have had are not handed down to the recent generation. Because Japanese or Korean traditional clothes featured in this video are also the most recent traditional clothes not some 1000 year old relics revived only by some archeological works, the same should go for chinese traditional attire too

[@AA-pz4pv]

@@user-uv8xl1qq8g Hanfu and qipao are different in Chinese culture. People use Hanfu and are familiar with it, it's not a relic. Chinese people wouldn't be confused by made-up definition.

[@Angxls00]

@@user-uv8xl1qq8g because qi is qi, han is han, different ethnicity groups thats why

[@matttt60]

I think they chose qipao because its more distinct from hanbok and kimono than hanfu

[@standoctor]

@@user-uv8xl1qq8g it's not 300years.chinese people still wears Hanfu,it is not a relic. Manchuria is not china, just a state in china. Just like Korea is not China ( Korea was a vassal state) so what's wrong with people mentioning Hanfu? Its a dress that belong to the major Han ethnic group that is still in billions of numbers including the overseas Chinese migrants in SE Asia

[@Eclipse_c]

I love these types of traditional clothing, and its interesting learning about other cultures. My personal favourite’s are the Chinese hanfu, and the kimono. But i also love the hanbok so much ahhhhh Its so hard to choose there all pretty

[@meilin5897]

I would’ve loved to see hanfu instead of qipao, but oh well all the dresses are beautiful :)

[@kazuhamyluv7136]

Yess!

[@gwenamoredumal-is8719]

Qipao is more popular Chinese representation than hanfu in western media. Most westerners and even Asians would think of qipao when thinking of Chinese dress. It's been the case since the Qing dynasty. The revival of hanfu is very recent and is only a representation of the Han majority.

[@kingbobleung3801]

But Hanfu has longer history than Qipao, Chinese people never think qipao is the traditional cloth cause it showed up in late 19th century but Hanfu has come into being for thousands of years.

[@gwenamoredumal-is8719]

@@kingbobleung3801 It's not about which has a longer history, it's about representation. Qipao, although a minority attire, was worn during the Qing to the present at a symbol of Chinese identity. Hanfu is but a symbol of the Han majority of China. But if you are to show pictures of Qipao and Hanfu to people and ask them which is a Chinese costume. They would likely choose Qipao. Qipao has been the costume representation of China for ages, since the Qing dynasty. It is already hard to change it. Hanfu revival is quite recent. Hanfu is a costume representation of the Han majority. Qipao can be said as costume representation of Chinese identity.

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

@@gwenamoredumal-is8719 What does the west have ANY thing to do with it? They’re in South Korea

[@hollish196]

These are beautiful clothes. Thank you for sharing the clothes and the history of them.

[@joemorris6465]

This was fun to watch :) I enjoyed learning about the differences

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[@miu2261]

I personally like Hanbok, cause its more elegant and has soft feminine image❤

[@_s_lena4160]

Kinda disappointed that hanfu isn’t on the lists :(

[@chess4072]

same!! hanfu are so pretty :((

[@shuhsuush]

Since China has many traditional dresses, she probably chose qipao, the most initial costume of China. But hanfu is as beautiful as qipao!

[@QWERTY-nq3tk]

@@shuhsuush Qipao is not the most initial but the most recent

[@Angxls00]

@@shuhsuush China only got ONE Traditional costume, HANFU, through different styles changes thru era but its still HANFU, just like Han characters also changed through the time but we still call it Han language but not something else, if its make sense to you

[@shuhsuush]

@@Angxls00 Only Han people is chinese? There are many ethnic people in China. China is ONE country (一个中国), and Qipao brings all chinese together. Han-chinese nationalism is prohibited in China. Do you want China to divide?

[@iwavns]

I didn't know that Kotoha is so tall

[@Neo-Reloaded]

Kotaha*

[@Mika88Kenichi]

I also didn't know she was tall. I thought Jane was the tallest.

[@thaothelazycat930]

She's 167 cm, or around 5'6". There was a video she made with this tall KZbinr name Gu Chiri 구치리 where she revealed her height.

[@Mika88Kenichi]

@@thaothelazycat930 I thought she was around 170-173 cm as her legs look so long in her pics in instagram

[@kyose4224]

Qipao is just one among all different styles of Chinese clothing just like kimono and yukata to Japanese people.

[@ohmygodlawl]

i really dont think qipao is traditional chinese dress when 95% of chinese population is Han not Manchurian

[@newbabies923]

So whats the traditional han dress?

[@jasons4045]

@@newbabies923 hanfu

[@ione-gn5gu]

What do you mean? Chinese government says that China is multiethnic country. Why can't Manchurian culture represent China? You mean Qing Dynasty is not Chinese history?

[@kingbobleung3801]

Qing dynasty definitely is part of Chinese history but not the entire Chinese history. Also, Hanfu has thousands of history but Qipao just showed up in the late 19th century. Surely Hanfu is the best costume to represent our Chinese traditional cloth.

[@user-vu3gr7ul1h]

@@ione-gn5gu OK, put yourself in another position. Do you think China can represent Asia? Even though China's population, land area and cultural influence are very important in Asian countries, do you think other Asian countries are willing to be "represented"? Won't they be angry? Whether cheongsam can represent Chinese traditional clothing is the same. Asia includes China, which cannot represent Asia. Chinese traditional clothing includes Qipao, which is difficult to represent Chinese traditional clothing, It is difficult to represent Chinese traditional clothing. The history of Chinese clothing, the history of cheongsam and the group wearing clothes are not so high. Hanfu may be a better choice, but the types of Hanfu are also very complex. It has experienced the evolution of Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Ming Dynasty and other dynasties.

[@Raquel96]

This was so interesting to watch!

[@yuri-kun5772]

how about hanfu, this clothing is more like 'traditional clothing". the time period of it is greater than Qi Pao. The qi Pao only came in, in the 1920s, so it was not that long, whereas hanfu existed even before the xia dynasty.

[@yuri-kun5772]

The term hanfu did came from the Han dynasty, but in the modern world the term hanfu is used for any clothings that has simular features of the clothing of the han or tang dynasty.

[@yufanwang6218]

Yes, Yao, Shun, and Yu also wore this traditional clothing.

[@user-uw8uy1oh5r]

The Changpao and Qipao are also clearly chinese traditional clothes. If you deny this, It means that chinese government has oppresively ruled Manchu peoples now, and Your History in 1616 to 1912 had rather ruled by Manchu peoples than can be said chinese history itself, and the areas like manchuria, Tibet, Uygur are not your lands because these land had governed by manchu peoples. So I ask you once again. Is it clearly true that Qipao and changpao are not your traditional clothes?

[@ntcq2044]

@@user-uw8uy1oh5r qipao is a more modernized type of Chinese clothing with Manchu influences/origins. It was made and popularized in the 1920s, and it was influenced by the modern world so it’s not really “traditional” compared to “traditional” hanfu styles. Also china does not mean “Chinese/han”, china is the country while what people refer to as “Chinese” or Han is one of the many ethnic groups of china.

[@user-cg9hh6xe3d]

HANFU DEFINITELY NOT TRADITIONAL CHINESE CLOTHES FOR SURE. BUT QIPAO IS, AND ITS IRREPLACEABLE. HANFU WAS BANNED IN QING DYNASTY. ITS HISTORICAL INCIDENTS. （剃发易服 ）NOBODY'S FAULT. MANQING TOO IS ONE PERIOD OF CHINESE HISTORY AND HERITAGE. AND KIND IMPORTANT ONE. IN CHINESE WE SAY *HANFU ONLY HAVE THE PAST BUT NO FUTURE * THIS IS FROM CHINESE MEDIA. QIPAO IS ONE AND ONLY CHINESE TRADITIONAL CLOTHES HAD REPRESENTED CHINESE THROUGH QING DYNASTY. WW1 .REPUBLIC OF CHINA. WW2. PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA. DENGXIAOPING ERA. OLYMPIC GAMES AND SO MUCH MORE. WARNING CHINESE DON'T EVEN THINK OF TRYING TO RUIN THE PLACE OF QIPAO. THANK YOU!

[@sandybudimansyah44]

They should introduce chinese traditional HANFU also 😭

[@lordkent8143]

Thought the same thing. Especially with the hanfu movement that's going on in China. It's literally exploded with Hanfu styles from every dynasty.

[@rwing27nuke]

This. Saw a woman at Otakon in one and the flow just moves the room

[@serbaserbi6004]

@@lordkent8143 yes i think hanfu has different style in every china dynasty . Coz china has long history

[@ione-gn5gu]

Korean and Japanese introduced only 19century style of their dress same as Chinese did.

[@user-vu3gr7ul1h]

@@ione-gn5gu But for Japan and South Korea, the 90's clothing is the more representative traditional clothing they have studied and still use today - from the traditional style, is inherited more. The cheongsam of the 1990s in China does not represent "traditional dress". Don't turn it upside down, not all countries in the 1990s represented the country's traditional dress. Or, the show should change its title to "Nineties Dress for Three Countries."

[@zeruszephuros5419]

Really love all the traditional cloths, can't pick one and will never pick one, they're all gorgeous 🥰

[@jasons4045]

Chinese dynasties have different costumes, should have included hanfu alongside qipao...quite disappointed not seeing the most traditiona chinese costume not being mentioned here...

[@carlapereira9449]

Jane dissapointed me

[@jasons4045]

@@carlapereira9449 yes .. What the hell man...she should have proposed to the team. I like her personality but I don't think she's suited to represent her ethnic and country...

[@kddiodox]

It isn't just china.... Fashion changes every century and more recently in decades....

[@studyspace4253]

Honestly, anyone speaking and reading a second language has superpowers to me, lol. The ladies did a great job, especially knowing how difficult our R and L pronunciation is for them.

[@AyaKay413]

I always love seeing traditional dresses from other countries. It's really interesting to see China as well as Thailand and Vietnam have similar silhouettes to what my South Asian culture wears. The Qipao and Ao Dai (sorry if the spelling wrong for them) are similar to salwar kameez and Chut Thai (again plz correct me) is similar to the sari. Love seeing these!!☺️☺️☺️

[@ohmygodlawl]

qipao is manchurian clothing, Hanfu is Chinese clothing

[@serbaserbi6004]

@@ohmygodlawl but now manchu is part of chinese ethnic coz manchurian inside china province. If im not wrong the province call liaoning

[@ikapuchino]

Lol India 😂

[@nobodylee9357]

@@serbaserbi6004 Not all of them are in Liaoning, and I believe there are more Manchus in Beijing. Most Manchus live in the north, but in fact, the migration of population in modern society is very frequent. I live in Qinghai Province. There are many ethnic minorities here. Most of the people I contact are Tibetans and Hui, but actually some of my friends are Manchus. In Chinese history, the Han nationality has always been the main ethnic group with the majority, so the Han clothes worn by the Han people can represent the traditional costumes of the Chinese people in a certain sense, at least compared with the cheongsam produced in modern history. For example, I once had a Tibetan girlfriend. She had Tibetan robes (Tibetan traditional clothes), but she also wore Han clothes. China has been a multi-ethnic country since ancient times, and Hanfu is not invariable. In fact, it has been influenced by many different cultures. The system of Hanfu and the culture behind it, including historical changes, have complete ancient books in China. Thanks to our ancestors who liked to record almost everything in books and paintings.

[@feather563]

@@ohmygodlawl qipao is as Chinese as the hanfu. Nationality and ethnicity is different in today’s world

[@blinkandtreasuremaker.8563]

I really love japanese dress

[@cocomo111]

I wish Jane would've pointed out that qipao is a recent 20th century Chinese dress. While it is a very distinct Chinese style of dress, the more traditional is the hanfu.

[@tatu4709]

She dissapointed me

[@mikewallice2795]

Qipao is not even Chinese clothing, its Manchurian clothing.

[@lyhthegreat]

@@mikewallice2795 it is a chinese clothing, its just not a han clothing..

[@mikewallice2795]

@@lyhthegreat nope, Manchu is not Chinese. Manchu belonged to Mongolic group.

[@miu__m]

@@mikewallice2795 chinese is a cultural identity of many ethnicities, not just han people

[@aditis.1539]

The music is so soothing 😍😍😍

[@CallardAndBowser]

You guys look like really pretty lead actresses from a Chinese romance drama tv series such as Till the End of the Moon, or The Journey of Chongzi !

[@celestego7737]

I think Hanfu has been more of a trend lately in China too, so it would have been nice to show that!

[@user-xn9gq9ho4e]

한국에서는 한푸에 대한 인식이 좋지 않습니다. 중국인들은 한국의 한복을 한푸라 우기며 한국의 문화를 빼앗고 있습니다.

[@feili1469]

@@user-xn9gq9ho4e bullshit, learn some history !

[@angelaxu5749]

@Jk Hanfu is the traditional clothing of the the han people in China, and it’s not discontinued nor is it cosplay, that is quite rude of you to say about a country’s tradition.

[@saiko-rz7jb]

Hanfu was not popular but as you know, When Chinese feel inferior to Korean, China start

[@jkmk9248]

@@feili1469 Hanbok has been steadily worn and developed for 5,000 years in Korean history. The basic form of hanbok is pants/skirt+jacket. The prototype of hanbok was established during the Goryeo Dynasty, which refers to the relocation of Joseon. In other words, the Joseon Dynasty is the last dynasty in Korea. Gyeongbokgung Palace in this video is also a palace from the Joseon Dynasty. Until the middle of Goryeo Dynasty, clothes were tied with belts, not ribbons, but during the Goryeo Dynasty, ribbons were used to fix the coat due to shorter tops and difficulties in belt. (Some argue that ribbons came from Mongolia, but ribbon-bound clothes have been found since the Silla period before Goryeo.) Also, during the Goryeo Dynasty, there was a country called Won (Mongol) in China. After the war between Mongolia and Goryeo, exchanges between Goryeo and Mongolia became active, and Goryeo culture began to become so popular that it was called Mongolians as exchanges between Goryeo and Mongolia became active. In addition, Goryeo women became empress of Mongolia, and the trend spread further as the number of Goryeo people in the royal family increased. At that time, people did not originally wear clothes but wore Goryeo hanbok. It can be seen that Goryeo culture was very popular in the Yuan Dynasty. (There are still many pronouns starting with Goryeo in China, and they have been handed down since then. After the fall of the Yuan Dynasty, there was the Ming Dynasty, a Han Dynasty, in China. People in the Ming Dynasty continued to wear clothes that they had worn since the Yuan Dynasty. And the clothes are traditional Korean clothes. However, the Chinese deny that their culture is superior to Korea and claim that Korea stole Chinese hanbok, but this is the opposite. The clothes of the Ming Dynasty were greatly influenced by the hanbok of Goryeo. Emperor Hong Chi-je of the Ming Dynasty knew this and banned traditional Korean clothes. Attached is a phrase from the Chinese history book below.

[@Coralinemz]

Wow i love this video! i want to try all of those 😃

[@evelinecarolinelienhuaming1184]

Woaw I Love All of those Traditional Clothes, I wanna Put all of Them in One Package Become One!!! 😆😆😆

[@borisglevrk]

Qipao (Chinese Dress, lit. "flag robe") is actually a rather modern creation...

[@jennifermary3581]

It is a modern costume in Shanghai. Can not represent the traditional Chinese clothing

[@djdkdnhshdhd57]

Im not sure if this was the name but was it actually a hanfu? I'm by no means chinese so apologies if I made a mistake

[@caap2701]

@@jennifermary3581 Qipao is Chinese traditional costume what are you talking about

[@caap2701]

@@djdkdnhshdhd57 no hanfu was another country’s back in the Won era. Style of Hanfu was developed by Koryu, and that trend kept until Ming. I’m really confused why Chinese are trying to change their history

[@nekken1242]

If you are Chinese, it's really a shame for you to translate the "Qi" of "Qipao" into "flag". If not, sorry to be some offensive. Anyway “Qi” is actually a nationality( also called "Man") of China -- they are called "Qi ren".

[@anonymouskoala7903]

This isn’t a video about the history of Chinese traditional costume. Japan and Korea also have long histories and garments that have evolved over time. They’re just comparing the most recent popularized version of each country’s traditional garment.

[@erin4033]

All are so beautiful!

[@randomvideopoint5200]

Watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 All of them looks beautiful .

[@shahoodusane6421]

Kotoha looks cute in qipao. Especially her hair. I like that hair-cut. Hyejin and Jane look good too. Lots of love from India 🇮🇳❤️🇯🇵🇰🇷🇨🇳

[@daenackdranils5624]

nope.

[@user-je6di3uk3o]

The cheongsam（qipao） is a modern Chinese dress, which has only appeared in the past 100 years. Your history is only 100 years old? ? ?

[@Ellee_woo]

I used to wear a qipao when I was in elementary school for Chinese new years, it was pink, and it was short- the thing was that the side cut thing, I had to wear a white tights, (socks) to cover my skin :'D but it's super cute.

[@qizhang4077]

Qipao is not a Chinese traditional clothing

[@Ellee_woo]

@@qizhang4077 .. And why do you think that?

[@tangled55]

I love the ending when these beautiful ladies tried on the Qipao. A nice surprise.

[@concernedhermit7153]

The modern style Qipao was only widely worn by the Chinese at the beginning of the 20th century, before that, Hanfu is the actual national costume of China for thousands of years, and the style of Hanfu has influenced the costumes of neighboring countries such as Korea, Japan and Vietnam.

[@dndud858]

응 명나라 때 너네 나라에 고려풍이 유행이었어~ 제발 문화는 서로 주고 받는거야 존나 과거에 자위질 좀 그만해 ㅜㅜ

[@minu_is_mi_n_u]

I love how you use “influence” instead of “originate”, you deserve respect🥰😘

[@nobodylee9357]

@@dndud858 明太祖朱元璋时期对于高丽王朝的“赐服”，体系非常完备，从国王的衣冠到王妃、王世子的衣冠，从百官的官服到常服。明朝几乎把明朝初期服饰制度中清除蒙元“胡文化”影响，重新尊崇儒教礼仪的衣冠服饰的改革成果直接赠予了高丽王朝，意图给高丽王朝一套完整的服饰体系。从《明实录》《高丽史》和《朝鲜王朝实录》两国的史料参照对比，可以知道明朝衣冠对朝鲜的影响​。

[@johnp5264]

Fake !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nayuo]

No, After 1646 Ming's collapsed. You han people have forced to wear the Qipao and Pig-tale hair style. So Manchu's tradition clothing were your real tradition, what is the hanfu anyway? You were han people wore the Manchu's clothing for about 4 hundreds years. Not only during 19 century.

[@sydneyn6821]

disappointed that the vietnamese ao dai is not included in this video

[@shiinshiinro]

Of course a korean channel will want to advertise Qipao being Chinese traditional costunme, even though it was only invented 100 years ago compared to Hanfu!

[@legitlyspelunking]

The part about having the hair up applies to kimono as well!

[@linassounds7367]

Korean my favorite..favorite🔥💙🔥😍

[@BriiiIIIiiIIllliiiiii]

Hanbok ❤️ i remember wearing everytime when i visit 경복궁(kyung-bok palace)

[@puissanceinvisible]

They are all nice with traditional costume.i prefer japanese at the begining but now i think korean and chinese costume are so nice too .I thaught Jane is the tallest but at the end kotoha is tallest? heels? A new very interresting video again!thanks!

[@SeowonYoon]

Love Qipao, Hanbok and Kimono

[@dky7090]

Chinese people would never choose Qipao as our Most Classic clothing .But other nearby countries' people do. Do you know why ?The answer is most of east Asia culture are origins in China ,but they ignore this fact and always want to prove their culture is independent .Since their own clothes couldn't get changed , they make the videos always only show Qipao .Because they are afraid of others finding out theirs clothes come from older Chinese cloths.They are willing to eliminate people's impression on Chinese clothing that is delicate and baggy ,making their clothing looks unique . That's a trick for some bad reasons .China have 5000 year history ,but these people always choose a kind of clothing only got popular for 20 years ,they are seizing Chinese culture by making stereotypes for westerners .that's weird .

[@Nzychen]

You‘re right. They can only display qipao, because showing Hanfu will affect their display of North Korean clothing.

[@Phoenix.219]

I knew Hanbok and Kimono.. I knew Chinese dress too but not the name

[@broomateo5380]

The video is called qipao, and there is another traditional costume in China,called hanfu, 🥰There are many kinds of hanfu

[@davidbrink3328]

Very Beautiful you three look beautiful

[@Trishashee]

I like keymono very much it's very beautiful 🎉❣️

[@denitsagrudeva5399]

Hey, girls! I really enjoy your videos, because I'm very interested in your three cultures. I'm from Bulgaria - a country in Southeast Europe. Bulgarian traditional women clothing called " bulagrian nosia". This clothing is worn mostly on special traditional holidays and unfortunately has very little presence in the modern clothing of Bulgarian women.

[@winxfan6730]

I don't see how the qipao is different from many long kurtis that I've worn 😶 They're all beautiful btw. But qipao is my most favourite 😅

[@bensontam]

Unfortunately, Qipao is not Chinese Clothing. It was the costume invented in 1920 that was highly inspired from Manchu and ]Western Countries. Again, it is not traditional Chinese clothing.

[@rose_blue1]

Hanbok, kimono and qipao❤❤❤❤ but i also love hanfu❤❤❤🇨🇳🇰🇷🇯🇵

[@Kazeneko]

This was so cool and interesting.

[@user-jw9lu7ge7e]

As a Chinese, I must say that Hanfu is more common in China. I rarely saw Qipao except in restaurants.

[@user-jw9lu7ge7e]

@@kiss526 exactly Qipao only existed 100 years while Hanfu existed way back from ancient times.

[@user-ld5cr5vy3u]

@@kiss526 얘네들이랑은 말이안통할거같어요 에고 유명한 중국음식점가보면 저런옷입고서빙하는구만 만주족옷이라자기꺼 아니라네…..ㅓ이없다

[@user-uw8uy1oh5r]

The Changpao and Qipao are also clearly chinese traditional clothes. If you deny this, It means that chinese government has oppresively ruled Manchu peoples now, and Your History in 1616 to 1912 had rather ruled by Manchu peoples than can be said chinese history itself, and the areas like manchuria, Tibet, Uygur are not your lands because these land had governed by manchu peoples. So I ask you once again. Is it clearly true that Qipao and changpao are not your traditional clothes?

[@arles1124]

@@user-uw8uy1oh5r They are, but from all our whole variety of traditional clothes, many identify more with Hanfu. It’s the Chinese who get to decide which one they prefer and what they want to wear.

[@user-yy4vc6lm1r]

@@arles1124 But Qing banned the Ming's outfit and most of modern chinese and there elder's and to the great great grandfather. They never worn hanfu as their outfit, instead they wear Qing's outfit. If you know what actually "traditional" really means. You should not say that hanfu as a traditional clothes...It a Historical clothes. Just like old roman outfit and egypt outfit. If you want to tell its a traditional. Then it should be inherited through your great great grand father to your elders and to you. But it's a lost outfit for long time. And although chinese try to restore hanfu in modern times. We actually don't say that as your "traditional" outfit.

[@JeraldEvans]

Surprised there was no mention of the hanfu!

[@no1xtz765]

Yea it’s sad. Qipao is from Qing dynasty which dates back only hundreds of years. I feel we Chinese have lost connection with Hanfu culture….time to bring it back!

[@lordkent8143]

Haha I'm guessing because hanfu is harder to attain for all three of them to wear.

[@newbabies923]

@@no1xtz765 but Manchu are also chinese

[@ShadowMoon878]

@@newbabies923 The Manchus are actually Eastern Siberian people. They mostly came from the province of Heilongjiang, fomerly known as Manchuria and was part of Russia. The people have more in common with the Mongols than the Hans.

[@andro7862]

@@newbabies923 Manchus are tungusic people who conquered China in the 17th century.

[@salsadip7453]

i wonder if it is okay to wear qipao as a non-chinese person (not asian either). i love how it looks and thought about getting one many times, but im not sure if it is ok. i would not wear it as a costume of course but as a dress for formal events. we have a traditional dress in my country but i dont like the style of it and it doesnt really suit my personality imo.

[@tsukasa1608]

Qipao is Chinese, but it's not actually traditional, it was considered modern as the dress was first designed back in 1920's by combining elements of flapper dress and Manchurian robe. Most Chinese who had the knowledge of the history of fashion would view it as a vintage dress rather than traditional dress, and yes you can wear it if you want, it's not considered sacred or anything, in fact many Hollywood star also a fan of qipao, wear it like how you would wear your daily dress. However do not wear it as a costume, also be able to differentiate formal qipao and casual qipao, stay away for shiny fabric(it's makes you looks like waitress from Chinese restaurant). If could, always use movies like In the Mood for Love or Lust Caution as reference when purchasing one.

[@Weeping-Angel]

You can definitely wear a qipao or any other traditional clothing if you want. Just think of it as a dress you would wear even if it was not Chinese. Chinese people aren’t really critical about anyone wearing traditional clothing because clothing is about style and everyone can enjoy it no matter where you come from or what you look like. So as long as you’re not mocking, you can wear whatever you want.

[@salsadip7453]

thank you both for your explanations and kind words! :)

[@Gerishimo]

I think you can rent one for an hr or two so you can have an experience in wearing it or smth

[@mochiinuo]

There’s also more modern loose-fitting qipao for casual everyday wear

[@JoshuaThoresonMusic]

Wow, very cute outfits!

[@PerfectPride]

All so beautiful! I got to wear kimono back on my trip to Japan in 2019 and I still dream about it. It was so beautiful and more comfortable than I expected it to be. (Not saying it was super comfy, just not as uncomfortable as I expected lol) I’m so jealous of people with pretty traditional clothing. I have nothing like that. ;~;

[@sparrow8072]

There’s an entire online community around learning to wear kimono! I’ve been learning for years and have even trained to become a licensed teacher. Just because you don’t come from a culture with pretty traditional dress, doesn’t mean you can’t adopt one

[@sss1969]

my culture doesn’t have any good dresses

[@darassylmoniakam]

why japanerse allow foreigner to wear them

[@yunjilim6575]

@@darassylmoniakam why would they not..?

[@darassylmoniakam]

@@yunjilim6575 they're expensive , heavy, and they're culturally authentical japanese outfits

[@OrrosGG]

Gorgeous countries forever.

[@mikasauchiha6785]

They are my favorites. Aside from japanese, chinese and koreans, I like turk women costumes too. And ofcourse... Our own mindanaon costume here in our country philippines. We wear malong or landap during occasions.

[@kuroneko8265]

Why putting Qipao as the Chinese traditional costume? The most of people don’t even know the existence of Hanfu and they only know about qipao. There are also some people when see a Hanfu they think the hanfu is Korean or Japanese costume and it’s really bothering me. Qibao arrived in the modernization era of China so putting kimono and hanbok with qibao it’s just not the same time lines.

[@ladyk7389]

Agree, as a Chinese, I wouldn't choose Qipao to represent Chinese traditional close. If I have to choose one, I would choose either Han dynasty cloth or Tang Dynasty cloth.

[@niallahorana3377]

Showing Qipao but not hanfu? Nowadays people wear hanfu in the Spring Festival, Qixi Festival, Mid Autumn and more. I forgot also in weddings.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

I love them all 😍

[@masn950]

How can Qipao represent china’s traditional clothing? The China’s Civilization is over 3500 years old yet you represented a modernized clothing that barely is 100 years old. That is like saying the tuxedo is the traditional clothing of America. Shame.

[@RocSaltAndPepperMint]

Usually representing traditional cloths are lineages down from closes Era to modern times. Like korean hanbok and japanese kimono those tradition never stopped till modern times. So long as china claiming what Qings have accomplished before and claiming Qing eras rights, China is Qings descendent nation. Qings tradition is direct chineses tradition

[@as09828]

​@@RocSaltAndPepperMint你别太离谱😅😅😅

[@sevdaqurbanova501]

Your Soo Pretty

[@LunaC0926]

I wanted to try alllll of them🥺

[@user-tq9vs6fc9u]

Loved all the dresses! I’m sure there are several types of dress that they couldn’t talk about, because the video would be so long. They look gorgeous in the qipao.

[@Haarknoten96]

I like Hanbok and the Chinese dress the most 😍❤️

[@thisiskevin1000]

Qipao.

[@gameboss1004]

Qipao originated in Shanghai Beach, China

[@OrbitOnceAround]

Ao Dai is my favorite traditional attire

[@volanahu5916]

Have to say, I like Japan clothes best.

[@serbaserbi6004]

I think the original chinese han costume is hanfu, not qipao . Hanfu more elegant than qipao

[@RajendraSingh-ni3qr]

A you true beauty fan 🤔

[@skyroblox5889]

I wished they would use Hanfu as the Chinese traditional clothing as QiPao means Manchu Clothing, China’s population is around 95 % Han Chinese! But I was kind of shock to see QiPao here, as I watch Chinese dramas especially Wuxia genre (don’t confuse historical wuxia or xianxian Chinese drama, historical is historical, Wuxia is historical but has fighting, flying, Kung fu, clans, Xianxian is historical but has fighting, flying, gods, immortals)

[@draven8175]

China has experienced a period of change. We have stopped cultural inheritance. Qipao does not represent Chinese traditional clothing. This concept is inaccurate. Hanfu is the right traditional dress, but many people have lost it

[@xwang18]

Like everyone else said, Qipao isn't the traditional chinese dress, Hanfu is. Qipao is a modern invention that combined Manchu dress with Western cocktail dress

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

I had no idea about the earrings thing, I'll have to keep that in mind if I ever draw a character in one...

[@simplycrystal5135]

The Qipao is similar to kurhta’s in India and Pakistan they have cuts on the side

[@seorsamaclately4294]

I'm from Germany, we don't have a national dress, though our country is not very large. But we have several very distinct traditional dresses, despite that fact. 1. Frisian Dress in the north 2. Schwälmer Dress in the middle 3. Sorbian Dress in the east 4. Black Forest Dress and the Dirndl in the south Norway has also a national dress called "Bunad".

[@irenecarrillo6750]

And the sandals with socks

[@putinisaterrorist2047]

Germany just became an united country since 1871 this is not a long time unlike China, Korea or Japan and even Norway.

[@cherrysweet6937]

Germany is the largerst country in Europe. Greetings from Poland 😉

[@seorsamaclately4294]

@@putinisaterrorist2047 Norway is independent (from Sweden) since 1905.

[@seorsamaclately4294]

@@cherrysweet6937 By population (in the EU): yes, but not by area.

[@_janeking6884]

我没有韩服，只有旗袍所以只展示了旗袍🥰 我也超喜欢汉服

[@kio-i2115]

做节目之前是不是应该去了解一下自己国家传统服饰的历史？旗袍是现代服饰，不是传统服饰。旗袍是上世纪20年代汉人在满族长袍的基础上按照西洋服饰改良出来的。而清朝削发易服的历史九年义务有教吧？即使你没有汉服，也应该提一嘴，旗袍的历史不过百年，只能作为现代礼服。还有，不要把汉服打成韩服。

[@Angxls00]

这个问题现在很敏感，中国因为这个对韩国情绪很大，你们这是在火坑上跳舞，最好删了

[@kio-i2115]

@@Angxls00 怎么可能啊，这可是韩国人的频道。她们这么做，无非就是想把中国的传统服饰限缩在旗袍的框架里，这样她们就可以肆无忌惮地偷了。

[@arles1124]

Qipao is not wrong, but as a Chinese girl I kinda find that I identify more with Hanfu. Thanks for showing the Qipao but I think demonstrating Hanfu (Maybe those from dynasties that look neither like kimono nor Hanbok) might be better.

[@beefris8746]

感谢你帮助韩国人给中国人灌输旗袍是我们的传统服饰，这样我们的历史就只有百年不到了，正中韩国人的小心思，您可真是韩国人的好内鬼😅

[@jackzhou4813]

Cheongsam is not a traditional Chinese dress. It has a history of only 100 years. It has evolved from Western three-dimensional tailoring and is a modern dress. Traditional Chinese clothing is loose flat cut. You can see it in many Chinese costume dramas.

[@RocSaltAndPepperMint]

I think you are misunderstanding tradition and historical

[@cchen3710]

Big mistake: traditional Chinese dress is hanfu, not qipao

[@GL-iv4rw]

​@Ben Kang Even Koreans originated in China 😛

[@GL-iv4rw]

@Ben Kang little china 😂

[@bensontam]

@@bkang3132 hanfu is historical han people dress and Qipao is heavily influenced from Manchurian. This is it. And no, Manchurian CANNOT represent China. Qing Dynasty has collapsed in 1911.

[@yaocui3488]

Qipao is not an old costume. Not traditional clothing. It's modern

[@true13lefty]

Very pretty .

[@thangnguyenmanh7821]

qipao is quite similar to ao dai of Vietnam, but they are different too

[@user-zv6pi5yl5v]

qipao鞑子 SHOWN IN THIS VIDEO IS NOT CHINA'S TRADITIONAL COSTUME，IT'S FROM MANCHUKUO OR MANCHURIAN 和服是参照汉服而设计的。。 YOU SHOULD SEE PURE HAN COSTUME kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2HVq3SYp55oa6s

[@newbabies923]

Manchurian are chinese , chinese not only Han

[@user-zv6pi5yl5v]

@@newbabies923 han in 中国，REFUSE USING CHINESE

[@Duma2011]

all of them look beautiful!!!

[@johannesaid244]

Sorry for my ignorance, can someone tell me in which languages are the girls is talking, as for me it all sound the same, though I know that the girls are from different countries, china/japan/s.korea, as they seemed, by the hearing/sound of their's talking, it feel the same language. Love all of their traditional dresses.

[@piusx100]

They're speaking in Korean language. 🇰🇷

[@petergarcia8225]

The Kimono and the Hanbook was designed more for colder climates

[@Jyoo609]

The qipao isn’t really traditional. It’s a hybrid of Manchu and western elements popularised by socialites and women of Shanghai in the 1920s before spreading to other parts of China. Several of the ethnic minorities of China DO have traditional costumes. But Han Chinese don’t really have one. Han Chinese may try to wear a hanfu but which dynasty style do they go for? It’s inconsistent . it’s tradition got cut by the Qing dynasty midway and a modern Han dressing in a hanfu would be like an American dressing for the renaissance fair. there’s no rules or elements that dictate it as traditional anymore. the qipao is closer to a formal wear for an event or party, but once again isn’t not traditional. (The slit on the side has always been there but before they wore pants underneath) in the 1920s the ladies tried to emulate a western style and stopped wearing the pants which is why it gives off an almost sexy vibe.

[@user-uw8uy1oh5r]

The Changpao and Qipao are also clearly chinese traditional clothes. If you deny this, It means that chinese government has oppresively ruled Manchu peoples now, and Your History in 1616 to 1912 had rather ruled by Manchu peoples than can be said chinese history itself, and the areas like manchuria, Tibet, Uygur are not your lands because these land had governed by manchu peoples. So I ask you once again. Is it clearly true that Qipao and changpao are not your traditional clothes?

[@user-uw8uy1oh5r]

The chinese medieval clothes are hanfu(which had worn 400 years ago), And chinese traditional clothes are Changpao or Qipao.

[@Jyoo609]

@@user-uw8uy1oh5r the qipao is indeed traditional- to Manchurians. That is the loose baggy qipao. The tight one modified my Shanghainese Han socialites is not. And no ethnic Manchu would say it was. Couldn’t care less if Xinjiang and Tibet were or were not part of China tbh and your alluding to them has nothing to to with whether the slit styled qipao is “traditional” or not. Heck, if you try to make me admit to that, I’ll have to admit that somehow the Hanbok is a traditional Chinese costume too since the ethnic Koreans are a recognised ethnicity of China and I’m sure that’s already angered enough Koreans as is.

[@RocSaltAndPepperMint]

It's kind weird that many chineses doesn't like to call Cheongsam a chinese tradition even though china is Qings succession nation. China is claiming everything Qing have accomplished but not its traditions

[@hanserrk4790]

旗袍不是清的服饰，是民国时期的，谢谢

[@snowyy.5275]

Because qipao isn't traditional. It's at most a cultural dress. Qing dynasty clothing can be considered Chinese traditional dress. However, qipao is a very, very modern invention that merged with Western dress. The version you see in the video didn't appear until less than a century ago and doesn't even resemble Qing dynasty clothing. It's the equivalent of calling lolita fashion traditional Japanese dress

[@RocSaltAndPepperMint]

@@snowyy.5275 Mandarin gown, qípáo, Cheongsam, sijigiyan. whatever you call it it's china traditional long as china claim manchu as chinese history

[@RocSaltAndPepperMint]

@@snowyy.5275 invent by china=yes wore by chinese=yes got chinese history to it=yes what do you know? its modern traditional baby

[@snowyy.5275]

@@RocSaltAndPepperMint Because cheongsam/ qipao is not Qing dynasty traditional clothing! Holy crap it didn't exist in this shape until the 1950s. The problem isn't that it's Qing dynasty; the problem is that it's a recent post-modern invention. You're really trying to call the Chinese equivalent of a gogo dress and space boots traditional clothing. Pick any outfit from before the 1900s and you'd be safe

[@asiyamashrufa1820]

What language are the 3 talking in? Since they're from different countries?

[@GregInTokyo]

Everyone is speaking Korean but two with notable accents.

[@JerryGs-Cards]

You were all stunning.

[@56username]

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[@SeowonYoon]

Chinese in the comments should stop claiming Hanbok as yours lol. History is right there, no matter how hard you want Hanbok as yours you can’t change the history.

[@user-wr4og4mk4g]

hanbok is from korea, hanfu is from China, and what i saw is korea people come to say hanfu is from korea, please respect each country culture, thanks

[@SeowonYoon]

@@user-wr4og4mk4g Lol a lot of you guys using hanbok as Hanfu. When we point that out and then you guys say “Hanbok is a type of Hanfu” or “Hanbok copied Hanfu”. Respect our culture thanks.

[@avrinrose5457]

​@@SeowonYoon respect each other culture and stop argue like a kid

[@Kolious_Thrace]

Japan is the most astounding and beautiful to my eyes! They are so f**** gorgeous🤩🤩🤩 The colours, the shape, the tight up belts etc the embroidery…

[@plus7560]

Thank you for saying that from Japan🥰

[@Kolious_Thrace]

@@plus7560 yeah, Japan is a dream destination for me! Nihon stole my heart! I love the Japanese culture! Love from Hellas 🇬🇷💙🇯🇵

[@flaviogarza2376]

@@Kolious_Thrace agreed, the Japanese Kimono is the most beautiful to me too.

[@equal5505]

Same with me i love Kimono too 👘💞 They very beautiful,elegant and lovely 💗I love Japan and Japanese culture 🇯🇵💕

[@Angxls00]

Because its been inspired by chinese hanfu，copycat

[@yuuzelthyc9683]

They're v pretty

[@danieljackson8776]

Interesting video, thank you :) I actually would like this one to have been much longer. Someday all of you perhaps could do much much more in depth on this topic. Show from what your ancient ancestors and what might be used today. Kimono could not have always been the price of a car, right? Was it once extremely common for many japanese to wear kimono? Or was it something only the wealthy would wear? Anyway it would be great to see you all in versions of the clothes that might have been worn 2000 years ago, 1000 years ago, 500 years ago, 100 years ago, etc etc including today. I'm not a fashion expert but i do like seeing traditional clothing from the eastern cultures. Thanks again

[@Angxls00]

The original kimono is just like Chinese hanfu(the chinese traditional costume) but it changed thru diferent era later on anyway

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

Some are cheaper than others, with the plainer more casual styles being a lot more affordable

[@sparrow8072]

They have always been expensive, though there were other traditional clothing that fell out of fashion around the Meiji period as well as ways that you could deal with the cost. The entire purpose of the underkimono was to protect the expensive silk on the kimono so it didn’t need to be washed as often. It was common to replace the lining, or to sew black silk to the kimono collar to protect it from stains, and to alter a kimono so it could be used for a lifetime. The long sleeved furisode at that time was less elaborate than it is now. It had design at the hem and the bottom of the sleeves only (with 5 crests) so after marriage the woman could cut the design off the sleeves and be able to continue to wear it. They would continue to shorten the sleeves as they got older, though with the standardization of the sleeve lengths that practice has disappeared in the present day. Lastly, if all of those things were not enough, people would take their off-season wardrobe to pawn brokers where they could then get them back next season.

[@danieljackson8776]

@@sparrow8072 Excellent and interesting :) thank you for taking the time to write this.

[@sparrow8072]

@@danieljackson8776 you’re quite welcome! If you’d like to read more about the history of kimono, I highly recommend the book Kimono: Fashioning Culture by Liza Dalby. She’s an anthropologist so the writing is a little too academic for some people but I found it fascinating!