In the Ming dynasty, the most prominent feature of clothing development was that the buttons on the front replaced the knots for thousands of years. But buttons didn't start in the Ming Dynasty, and the form of nailing buttons can be seen from the waistline of knitting coats in the Yuan Dynasty. The use of buttons is also a change, reflecting the progress of the times.

Wedding Dress in Ming Dynasty: Due to the rise of the scholar-bureaucrat class, the culture of Ming Dynasty has developed by leaps and bounds, including wedding culture, which has the greatest influence on modern times and developed a set of complex systems and cultural terms. During the 400 years from the Ming Dynasty to modern times, civilian men married, commonly known as "Little Deng Ke", and they could wear nine official uniforms, blue-green nine official uniforms, and the bride used a crowned official uniform. Wearing a rockhopper, covering her face with red gauze, wearing a red Juan shirt, a red robe on her upper body, a lock on her neck, a demon mirror on her chest, a gown on her shoulders, a children's bag on her shoulder, a silver hand wrapped around her arm, and red satin embroidered shoes on her lower body. This is a typical traditional bride style.