The Chinese Hanfu yi – FESCH.TV

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We’re halfway through our Cultural Fashion Display music videos! Continuing the momentum we have Taylor Renick, a fourth year CMU student modeling a traditional Hanfu yi (top) and hair accessories. Hanfu directly translates to the clothing of the Han people and dates back to the Shang dynasty from 1600-1800 BC. Today, the Hanfu feminine outfit consists of a yi, an open cross-collar garment and ankle-length skirt, called chang, worn with a bixi, a length of fabric that reaches the knees. Taylor accessories the yi with a shubi (hair comb), chai (long hair pins) and earrings. ���✨

Source: Hanfu- History of Hanfu & History of Traditional Chinese Hair Accessories
Music: Su Muzhe – 张晓棠
Director: Chin Lee (@chinn_54)
Model: Taylor Renick (@taytay5831)
Hair and Makeup: Gabriela Salais (@gabriela_salais)
Videographer/Editor: Alejandro Salais (@jandro_626)
Sponsor: The Office of Multicultural Academic Student Services (@mass_cmu)