Clothing culture is no longer gorgeous and luxurious, but simple and simple. In Song Dynasty, women's dress was formal and conservative, with elegant and quiet colors. The "cover-up" function of clothes and curtains has been strengthened, and all the "puffed up" have converged a lot at once. In the Song Dynasty, both royalty and ordinary people loved to wear straight-necked and double-breasted coats because they were comfortable, elegant and noble.

Women's dress in Song Dynasty is a kind of long skirt with narrow sleeves on the top and long skirt on the bottom. Usually double-breasted dresses are worn outside the coat.

The sleeves are very small, much like today's vest. The neckline and sleeves are embroidered with beautiful lace.

1. Silver comb

A silver comb engraved with lion-patterned half-moon curly grass was unearthed from Yi Tomb in the Northern Song Dynasty in Pengze, Jiangxi Province. The main flower is decorated with complicated side ornaments, and the lower layer is connected with the comb teeth by petal patterns. Exquisite and rich, it still maintains the style of the Tang Dynasty. Judging from the costumes of the patrons of murals in Cave 98 of Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes in the early Northern Song Dynasty, aristocratic women in Hexi area wore flower arrangements, combs and jewelry necklaces, which were more popular than in the Tang and Five Dynasties.

2. Hosta and gold-plated silver hairpin

1974, unearthed from the stone tomb of the Northern Song Dynasty in Changgouyu, Fangshan, Beijing 1 jade double hairpin, length15cm, width1.7cm.. They branch off from the hook-shaped hairpin head and merge into two strands, with the tail gradually tapering and the end rounded. Several gold-plated silver hairpin unearthed from Zhou Tomb of Southern Song Dynasty in De 'an, Jiangxi Province. Some of them have double embossed flowers on their heads, while others have ordinary faces without lines.

Step three: bang

① Glass hairpin: 1 Southern Song Dynasty glass hairpin unearthed in Changsha, Hunan Province, 7.9 cm long, with a nail-hat-shaped head with a diameter of 1.2 cm and transparency.

② Golden hairpin: 65,438+0 carved golden hairpin unearthed from the Northern Song Dynasty site in Yongjia, Zhejiang. The head of the hairpin is flat and olive-shaped, with high relief and dragon pattern on the flowers and hollow grass pattern on the bottom. The tail of the hairpin is tapered and pointed, which makes it very delicate.

③ Silver Hairpins: Silver Hairpins unearthed from the Southern Song Dynasty Zhou Tomb in De 'an, Jiangxi Province, some of which are carved with flowers or inlaid with gems, and some have no ornamentation. Three hollowed-out carved silver hairpins (9.9 cm to 16.8 cm in length) were unearthed from Huangsheng Tomb in the Southern Song Dynasty in Fuzhou, which were inserted into a bun when unearthed.