Buyi People Like To Wear Blue, Blue, Black, White And Other Colors

Most Buyi men and women like to wear blue, blue, black, white and other colors. Young and middle-aged men usually wear headscarves and wear short clothes (or long clothes with large lapels) and trousers 。 Most of the old people wear short clothes or long shirts. Women's clothing varies from place to place, some wear blue and black pleated skirt, some like to wear in the clothes On embroidery, some like to use white towel Baotou, with silver bracelets, earrings, collars and so on Accessories 。

Women in Huishui and Changshun wear short clothes and trousers with embroidered bibs and plaid cloth wrapped around their heads. Girls in huaxi area are decorated with "railings", which are tied around the waist and wear a headdress. The braids are pressed on the headdress. The women's dresses in biandanshan area of Zhenning are short clothes with large lapels, and the bottom is full of pleated large tube skirts. The neckline, shoulders and sleeves of the top are inlaid with "railing" (i.e. lace). Most of the skirt materials are batik cloth with blue flowers on white background. They are used to wearing several skirts at a time and a black lace girdle.

Before marriage, he had braided hair and wore a turban; After marriage, they wear "fake shell", which is made of green cloth and bamboo shoot shell. In Luodian, Wangmo and other places, the Buyi women wear short coats and trousers with large lapels and wide sleeves. Women in Qinglong, Huaxi and other places wear long Lapel jackets and trousers. The lapels, necklines and trouser legs are inlaid with lace, and the waistbands with flower patterns are embroidered. Most of them are wrapped with Blue Plaid headscarves. Some of them also wear pointed embroidered shoes, and some wear thin eared straw sandals.

In some areas of Duyun, Dushan and Anlong counties, the clothing of Buyi women is basically the same as that of Han women. Buyi women like to wear silver bracelets or bone bracelets, rings, silver hairpins, collars and other accessories. Some Buyi elderly women still retain their traditional costumes. They wrap their heads in blue cloth and wear a pair of blue collarless short dresses with large body and wide sleeves. The seams and lower corners are respectively embroidered with lace and piping. Most of them wear blue and black pleated long skirts, some of them are green cloth waists or embroidered aprons, and the feet wear exquisite nose full of embroidered shoes. The whole set of clothing integrates textile, printing and dyeing, cross stitch and embroidery.

Some of the middle-aged women's Baotou have been replaced by white towel. Their tops have been changed into large lapels with collars. Two or three colored cloth edges are inlaid along the front and bottom of the left lapel. Silver foam buttons are used for decoration at the front of the collar. The cuffs still retain the traditional ancient style. The lower body has been changed into trousers, and the feet are covered with flowered shoes, which have become half valve shaped or embroidered with small flowers on the toe. After modification, they look clean and elegant, Simple and dignified.

The clothing of unmarried young women is similar to that of middle-aged women, but they like to embroider bright patterns on the end of the Baotou cloth, which is buried between the top of the head and the hairpin. During festivals and banquets, women like to wear various kinds of silver ornaments such as earrings, rings, necklaces, hair pendants and bracelets.