Xiu He Fu (秀禾服）
The Xiu He Fu is a modern creation of Chinese Wedding Dress that inspired by gowns from the late Qing Dynasty (1910s). It gained popularity in 2001 when actress Zhou Xun wore it in her wedding scenes in the Chinese drama “Ju Zi Hong Le.” The gown’s name originates from Zhou Xun’s character, Xiu He.
Compared to the Qun Kwa, the Xiu He Fu tends to be bolder and less traditional, offering a unique blend of historical elegance and contemporary flair.
Features of Xiu He Fu
Features of Xiu He Fu
Xiu He Fu consists of a fitted jacket with wide sleeves and an A-line skirt with 2-8 panels. During the tea ceremony, the bride sits on the bed with the skirt spread out, symbolizing a prosperous marriage.
The design blends traditional (dragons, phoenixes, peonies) and modern (double happiness) elements, more comfortable and contemporary than Qun Kwa.
Features of Xiu He Fu
Xiu He Fu consists of a fitted jacket with wide sleeves and an A-line skirt with 2-8 panels. During the tea ceremony, the bride sits on the bed with the skirt spread out, symbolizing a prosperous marriage.
The design blends traditional (dragons, phoenixes, peonies) and modern (double happiness) elements, more comfortable and contemporary than Qun Kwa.
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Traditional Red Silk Xiu He Fu
Red silk with phoenix, and peony, and gold embroidery
Minimalist design with sea wave background
symbolizes love, harmony, and prosperity
Suitable for wedding and formal events
Blends traditional and contemporary Asian aesthetics
Luxury Modern Xiu He Fu
Premium golden fabric, exuding nobility and elegance
3D dragon and phoenix embroidery, showcasing rich cultural heritage
Modern sleeveless fitted jacket design, accentuating the bride's silhouette
Eight-panel A-line skirt with intricate 360-degree embroidery
Perfect blend of traditional and modern elements, suitable for various wedding styles