Qin to Han dynasties (221 BCE – 220 AD)
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A painting shows the dress style of women in Qin and Han dynasties. [File photo] |
A one-piece garment was the main formal wear for women. Those in higher class wore at least three layers: an inner garment, middle layer and outerwear. Collars on these layers were always shown and the colors coordinated to match the outermost layer. The sleeves and hemlines were both very wide.
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