Mac Dynasty Porcelain Poses A young woman in a Vietnamese Mac dynasty inspired costume in blue and white like old Vietnamese porcelain — high bun with flower pins, white high-collared robe, cloud-scroll over-robe with a phoenix on the chest, navy front panel with white medallions and a beaded fringe — kept exactly the same in every image; you tell us the expression and the pose.
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Clothing of this period is close to the four-panel dress (áo tứ thân) and crow-beak headscarf worn by Vietnamese women in the 19th and 20th centuries. Women kept their hair long, wrapped in a scarf and parted in the middle, and wore a round-collared four-panel long dress, a long hanging sash and a long, wide skirt. Noblewomen wore colorful streamers (xiêm) falling to their feet. Jewelry was common too: flat round bracelets and earrings shaped like gourds, lotus flowers or simple circles…
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