Qixiong ruqun is a style of traditional Chinese clothing hanfu, consisting of a long-sleeved blouse or jacket and a high-waisted skirt that reaches just below the armpits, covering the chest. It was most popular during the Tang Dynasty (618–907 CE) and is one of the best-known ruqun variations.
This style was commonly worn during periods of Han Chinese rule and is categorized as hanfu. It often featured flowing fabrics, intricate patterns, and vibrant colors, reflecting the aesthetic preferences of the Tang era.
Qixiong ruqun can be worn with or without a hezi, note that heziqun is a separate form of hanfu which has a waistline below the bust. Heziqun is always worn with a hezi.
