Women's Clothing Style Research Of The Northern And Southern Dynasties

The Northern and Southern dynasties is an important turning point in the development process of Chinese women’s clothing. Northern and Southern women’s clothing in the head, clothing, hair style, body suits, and foot clothing has both their own uniqueness and mutual absorption factors.The northern wei dynasty is the first minority government stay at the Central Plains, the development of their clothing has experienced the evolution of a multi-ethnic clothing integration, the transformation of Chinese ancient women’s clothing play role in linking between the past and future. The different classes women of the northern wei dynastynoble women, the female officer, the dance and music, the maid, labor women,their dress have different characteristics, in general, it shows the practical, simple and light. The northern wei dynasty in the age of the ShengLe and PingCheng mostly emerged in the original light practical fashion of the Xianbei national costumes, it since moving capital to LuoYang actively promote localization reform, dress finished a deeper level, showing a multi-ethnic costume elements hybridity clothingstyle.Evolution of the Northern and Southern dynasties women’s clothing in addition to the impact of political domination, national cultural exchanges are also important inducement. The Han clothing’s cultural connotation and the Hu clothing’s practical function, the orientation is so different that they absorb each other for reference. Interacting with each other Mainly through the two ways: one is the blending of the top-down. The second is consciously public exchanges. Finally, according to the actual needs of social life, in the course of history, all kinds of national costumes to be reformed and combinated, and finally formed the clothing system to differ materially with the Han and Wei dynasties. Fully reflects the historical style and features of the period of social transition, and laid the foundation for the further development of the Sui and Tang danasties of Chinese dress.