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💡This pattern could be used to sew for adult as long as your waist is fit to the skirt , the size range of the waist is up to 96cm :)
 
🌸 Introduction :
The children’s A-line horse-face skirt is a charming and elegant piece of clothing inspired by traditional Chinese design. This skirt features a unique "horse-face" pleat, a classic element in Chinese fashion, which creates a structured yet flowing silhouette. The A-line cut ensures a flattering fit, gently flaring out from the waist to the hem, making it both comfortable and stylish for young wearers.
Perfect for special occasions, cultural events, or everyday wear, the children’s A-line horse-face skirt combines tradition with modern practicality, making it a delightful addition to any child’s wardrobe.
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💡ITEM DETAIL
🏮Pattern measurements based on a size 160/84A pattern:
⭐️Introduction:
This pattern is designed base on children and teenager body figure.
The mamianqun, colloquially known as the "horse-face skirt," stands as a quintessential style within hanfu, the traditional attire of China’s ethnic-majority Han people. These time-honored yet graceful garments have experienced a resurgence in recent years, particularly among the younger generation, leading the emergence of a new Chinese aesthetic.
Having evolved over centuries, transitioning from the "xuanqun" in the Song Dynasty (960-1279) to more distinctive styles during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties, and adapting to contemporary designs, the mamianqun has undergone numerous transformations.
🏮FABRIC SUGGESTION: 
The **horse face skirt** (马面裙, mǎ miàn qún) is a traditional Chinese skirt that originated during the Ming Dynasty. It is characterized by its unique pleated design and the "horse face" fold at the front and back. The fabric used to sew a horse face skirt is typically **high-quality, durable, and smooth** to ensure the pleats hold their shape and the skirt drapes elegantly. Common fabrics include:
1. **Silk (绸缎, chóu duàn)**  
   - Silk is the most traditional and luxurious choice for a horse face skirt. It is smooth, lightweight, and has a natural sheen, making it ideal for formal or ceremonial wear.  
   - Types of silk used: **Brocade satin (织锦缎, zhī jǐn duàn)**, **tribute satin (贡缎, gòng duàn)**, or **plain satin (素缎, sù duàn)**.
2. **Cotton (棉布, mián bù)**  
   - Cotton is a more casual and practical option, especially for everyday wear. It is breathable and comfortable but may not hold pleats as well as silk.
3. **Polyester or Synthetic Blends (聚酯纤维, jù zhǐ xiān wéi)**  
   - Modern versions of the horse face skirt may use polyester or polyester blends. These fabrics are more affordable, wrinkle-resistant, and easier to maintain.
4. **Linen (亚麻布, yà má bù)**  
   - Linen is another option for a more rustic or natural look, though it is less common for traditional horse face skirts.
### Key Considerations:
- **Weight and Drape**: The fabric should be medium-weight to hold the pleats while allowing the skirt to flow gracefully.  
- **Stiffness**: A slightly stiff fabric helps maintain the structure of the "horse face" folds.  
- **Historical Accuracy**: For a historically accurate horse face skirt, silk is the most appropriate choice.
If you're making or purchasing a horse face skirt, silk brocade or satin is highly recommended for its authenticity and elegance!