The same skirt is not asked to do a garden and a long walk. Decide whether you will stand for photos or walk, then use the shelf. Don’t make one skirt promise both.
The shelf is women’s forms. Names are in the form list. The front door for finding a piece is Find Your Hanfu.
Garden
A garden or a photo wants the hem intact, a waist that does not slip after a few steps, and sleeves that show without covering your hands. Look at the Jinyu waist-length ruqun or, if you want the front and back panels, the Mantingfang printed mamian. Read the size guide before you order.
Skip the garden piece if the day is a crowded train and a lot of sitting. A full panel and a long hem twist, and they trip you.
Daily
Class and walking want a slightly shorter hem, cuffs off the floor, and a waistband you can adjust. Read three measuring mistakes before you choose mamian or ruqun. Mamian: primer. Waist-length ruqun: primer.
Don’t take the daily cut to a garden if you want a full flat panel and pleats opened in the photo. A shorter hem and a sleeve kept in will not give you that.
If you are not sure of the form, read the list before you order. If you want both scenes, buy the one you will actually wear this week. Don’t buy the heavier piece to “cover both.”
