Sure, why not? Hanfu is all customized. I think as long as I like it, why should I look into other people's eyes and be happy? Many people say that clothes from the Tang Dynasty can be worn. You may have misunderstood a logic. The clothes in the Tang Dynasty were compatible with fat people, not because the clothes in the Tang Dynasty were suitable for fat people, but because the aesthetics in the Tang Dynasty took fat people as beauty. Today, people wearing Tang Dynasty clothes are still fat people wearing Tang Dynasty clothes, because the people commenting on the street today are not from the Tang Dynasty.

What he cares about is that others say he is fat, not because he wears clothes from the Tang Dynasty, but because he is thin. Needless to say, because fat was beautiful in the Tang Dynasty, your clothes in the Tang Dynasty have also become beautiful in today's aesthetics. First of all, you should know your suitable color, whether it can withstand the big red and purple, or the color that will collapse if there are too many colors. In addition, the color of Hanfu is different from that of modern clothes. When modern clothes look good in color, Hanfu may not look good. Secondly, you should know where your meat is.

Hanfu does cover the meat, but Hanfu can't cover the meat from head to toe. You can only choose the place where you need to cover the meat most, revealing thinner places. It is best for fatter girls to choose coats, which will better modify the outline. Understand the types of Hanfu. It's not your mastery of style, but what styles you can see are suitable for you. Just like choosing clothes, if you don't know your body proportion and suitable style, blindly choose a whole set according to the store map, you may be dissatisfied with the actual effect of the upper body.

Hanfu male, the full name is "traditional costume of Chinese culture", also known as Hanfu official, Hanzhuang and Huafu. It is a key residential area of Han nationality from the succession of the Yellow Emperor in 65438 BC to the middle of the new century (early Qing Dynasty), with "Han-Han" culture and art as the environment and core concept, and Chinese etiquette culture as the core. According to the evolution of the curriculum, it has a distinct national outlook and temperament of China. Significantly different from other traditional dress management systems in China, it is the embodiment of China's "Country of Dress", "Country of Etiquette", "splendid china" and "Ju Lushi", bearing the excellent craftsmanship and aesthetics of the Han people, and inheriting more than 30 kinds of China's non-historical and cultural heritage and China arts and crafts protected by it.