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a knee length piece of fabric attached to the front of a sash ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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trousers or pants ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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A skirt for women or men, Mostly worn on women ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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a open cross collar shirt or jacket worn normal with a Yi ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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a open cross in a u usually covered and colored skirt ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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I closed body garment usually worn by men ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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and open cross that was between a garment ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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the higher the rank the better clothes really were. For example the length of a skirt depended on the rank of scissors and the materials.

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the shang was a type of skirt that normally went along with the idems of the Handfu
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the shang dynasty created the handfu. The handfu was made up of all those many idems such as sashes and trousers.

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the shinya was a two piece top normally trousers or a skirt. It was cut and sewn to make to different garments. ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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the Ch'ang P'ao was a one piece ankle long dress.
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the Pien-fu was a two piece costume that was a knee length tunic that was wore with a ankle length skirt.
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handfu was a the type of outfits that Chinese people would wear. Here are the outfits names: Pien-fu, Ch'ang P'ao, shinya.
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the Chinese preferred lighter clothing over darker because most common people wore them. But when it was cold out people would wear darker colors because it kept them warmer.
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In ancient Egypt the color u were wearing normally symbolized your emotions. For example red was worn to show joy and happiness. Red was also worn at weddings. ancientchinafashion.weebly.com

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In ancient china clothes symbolized
status and profession
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women wore thin translucent clothes mostly made of silk
men wore small jackets and cargo shorts sometimes made of silk.
book: clothes of the ancient world
author: Christine Hatt
publisher: London house press
year: 2001

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was just like it is in the USA it was dry and saggy for battle.
book: clothes of the ancient world
author: Christine Hatt
publisher: London house press
year: 2001

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in the Han era men wore trousers which were knee length jackets it was mostly wore tied at the waist. the idems were made of rough hems cotton or other fabrics depending on the wealth and climate. Normally padding for warmth
book: clothes of the ancient world
author: Christine Hatt
publisher: London house press
year: 2001

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people wore things women wore rings, bracelets and necklaces made of silver
book: Ancient China
author: Arthur COTTERELL
publisher: same as author
year: 2005

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In the Han era wealthy wore thick long flowing robes crossed at the front and tied at waist with a girdle. the robes were normally made of silk, and sometimes embroidered in gold. a lot of people wore Chinese robs because they were lose and comfortable
book: clothes of the ancient world
author: Christine Hatt
publisher: London house press
year: 2001

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during the shin dynasty there were rules about what people were aloud to wear. If you were poor you would have to wear black or blue. If you wore yellow though you where either rich or part of the empires court. (or you were the empire.
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*The poor wore: (peasants and farmers)
lose garments made of hemp, a rough fabric made from plant fibers
*The rich wore:(members of the imperial court; wealthy women; high ranking officials; and scholars) wore fine robes of ancient silk.
book: Ancient China
author: Arthur COTTERELL
publisher: same as author
year: 2005

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what they used for creating the rich and poor clothing 

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what they used for creating the rich and poor clothing 

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they used fine silk for the riches and low maintenance cloth for the poor.
rich women wore fine red dresses made of silk
rich men wore skirts and fine shirt also made from silk
rich men and women wore things woven from silk
book: Ancient China
author: Arthur COTTERELL
publisher: same as author
year: 2005