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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

"Empresses in the Palace" is a Chinese TV drama that tells the story of a palace woman's rise from maid to empress.

The costume design in the show is exquisite, showcasing the gorgeous style and cultural connotations of the Qing Dynasty.

In this TV drama, Zhen Huan (played by Sun Li) wears a set of costumes named "Empresses in the Palace," which are designed based on the historical background and cultural characteristics of the Qing Dynasty.

The costume includes a long robe, a long skirt, and a pair of embroidered shoes, with an elegant and generous style and bright colors.

Apart from Zhen Huan's costumes, other characters also wear various gorgeous outfits, such as the empress and imperial concubines.

These costumes not only showcase the fashion trends of the Qing Dynasty but also reflect the social hierarchy system and etiquette norms of that time.

In addition, the costumes in "Empresses in the Palace" incorporate some traditional cultural elements, such as embroidery and brocade weaving.

These elements make the entire TV drama more historically significant and culturally rich.

In conclusion, the costume design in "Empresses in the Palace" is exquisite, showcasing the fashion style of the Qing Dynasty while reflecting the social hierarchy system and etiquette norms of that time.

These costumes have become popular among audiences and have become a classic work in the history of Chinese TV dramas.