Traditional Chinese clothing is helping diaspora communities feel confident, beautiful, and closer to their culture The post Hanfu is back in style, and it serves both fashion and function ...

An umbrella term for a diverse array of ostensibly traditional clothing, “hanfu” is better suited to making fashion statements than political ones.

Young Chinese are embracing Hanfu, or clothing of the Han ethnic majority that was popular before the Qing dynasty. But some say the fashion trend could be weaponized.

It is time for yet another part of the history of fashion to make it back to the future! What was once a symbol of tradition and heritage has now transformed into a fashion statement embraced by ...

- Ancient style, new fashion - In modern China, the hanfu community spans the gamut: from history enthusiasts to anime fans, to students and even young professionals.

The Hanfu fashion revival: ancient Chinese dress finds a new following 400 years after falling out of favour, the flowing, and sometimes controversial, robes of the Han ethnic group are back in style ...

Hanfu goes back to the roots of Chinese dress – it expresses a sense of cultural identity that once lacked in China due to restrictions on self-expression imposed by the Cultural Revolution.

Hanfu, the traditional Chinese attire, has gained popularity as a symbol of Chinese culture, captivating enthusiasts worldwide.

Hanfu refers to Chinese couture dating back to the Han Dynasty in the third century B.C. Though styles changed over time, fans and followers say that hanfu standards of dress and the corresponding ...

Young Chinese are embracing Hanfu, or clothing of the Han ethnic majority that was popular before the Qing dynasty. But some say the fashion trend could be weaponized.

For instance, within the hanfu community, there is long-running opposition towards the qipao, the high-collared, figure-hugging garment that used to be a staple of women's wardrobes.