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In ancient China, the clothing and hairstyles of emperors and empresses were unique in style and meaning.
Among them, the royal women's clothing during the Tang Dynasty in China was particularly eye-catching.
Their headwear, hair accessories, and ornaments were carefully designed works of art that reflected the aesthetic concepts and social status of the time.
Among these royal women, the most famous one is Wu Zetian.
She is the only female emperor in Chinese history, ruling for a total of 15 years.
Her clothing and hairstyles were very distinctive to showcase her power and status.
Wu Zetian's headwear was usually made of gold thread, adorned with precious stones and beads.
Her hair was braided and tied with ribbons on top of her head.
This hairstyle was called "bianjiao," a common hairstyle among women during the Tang Dynasty.
In addition to headwear, Wu Zetian often wore various jewelry such as necklaces, earrings, bracelets, etc.
These ornaments were usually made of valuable materials like gold, silver, jade, etc.
to show her wealth and status.
Furthermore, Wu Zetian also liked to wear various hair accessories such as hairpins, hair clips, hair bands, etc.
These accessories were usually made of valuable materials to enhance her charm and attractiveness.
In conclusion, the royal women's clothing and hairstyles during the Tang Dynasty in China were very luxurious and exquisite, reflecting the aesthetic concepts and cultural values of the society at that time.
These works of art not only have historical significance but are also a cultural heritage worth cherishing and passing down.
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