In ancient China, the emperor's concubines wore magnificent clothing, including traditional Mongolian princess attire.

These costumes were known for their exquisite designs, rich colors, and unique styles, representing the cultural and artistic achievements of Chinese history.

Traditional Mongolian princess attire usually consists of a long robe and a long skirt.

The color of the long robe is usually blue or green, with golden patterns and decorations embroidered on it.

The long skirt is mainly red, with various floral and animal patterns embroidered on it.

These costumes are usually accompanied by accessories such as headwear, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets to add to the overall grandeur.

In addition to the costumes, Mongolian princesses also wear a white hat called "Erdeni," which is one of the traditional headwear of Mongolian women.

Furthermore, they would adorn themselves with some jewelry pieces like gold rings, silver bracelets, and jade pendants.

These traditional Mongolian princess attires not only have beautiful appearances but also reflect the uniqueness of Mongolian culture.

They showcase the Mongolian people's love for nature and animals, as well as their pursuit of beauty.

These costumes have become part of China's historical and cultural heritage, attracting people from all over the world to appreciate and learn from them.