Tran Dynasty Court Poses One court lady in a Vietnamese Tran dynasty inspired costume — tall hair bun with a gold and jade crown, dark green brocade robe with a cream cloud collar and wide gold-lined sleeves, red inner dress, black waist sash and a long red-and-gold chevron panel — kept exactly the same in every image; you tell us the expression and the pose.
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Women's clothing of this period falls into two stages. From the 13th to the 15th century, women wore robes with wide sleeves, an outer robe with a deep, wide neckline, and a wrapped bodice (yếm) as the innermost layer. From the late 15th to the early 16th century, the neckline became more modest and rounded, the sleeves neater, and the colors more elaborate and eye-catching than before.
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