Traditional Chinese ancient costumes, elegant Phoenix Hanfu, and the trailing embroidered dress of the Empress Dowager of the Qin Dynasty in China are designed for women.

This magnificent attire is a symbol of ancient Chinese culture and history, representing power, wealth, and status.

It is made of exquisite embroidery, showcasing superb craftsmanship and attention to detail.

In ancient China, the Empress Dowager was the mother or wife of the emperor and usually held great power and influence.

They wore gorgeous attire to display their status and authority.

The design of this garment is inspired by famous Empresses of the Qin Dynasty, such as Ying Zheng (259 BC - 210 BC), who was the first female emperor to unify China.

Her attire was described as "trailing embroidered," a unique embroidery technique that sews flowers and patterns onto clothes.

This technique makes the attire more luxurious and distinctive.

This garment is not only a work of art but also reflects the status and role of women in ancient Chinese society.

It showcases the importance of women in political and social life and emphasizes their role in shaping history and culture.