ruqun
Ruqun (襦裙) is a set of attire in hanfu which consists of a short jacket worn under a long skirt.
An aoqun is the opposite; hanfu where the top is worn over the skirt (not tucked in).
Ruqun is however a very broad term, an umbrella term for any kind of hanfu wherein the top is tucked into the skirt. Try to use one of the more specific terms below. Use ruqun when none of the below categories apply.
Examples of the types
- Danbooru post #5853636: Duijin Ruqun
- Danbooru post #7555480: Jiaoling Ruqun
- Danbooru post #7575774: Qixiong Ruqun
- Danbooru post #8266560: Tanling Ruqun
Types
- Duijin ruqun (对襟襦裙, a ruqun with parallel collar jacket) ("| |" or "V" shape)
- Jiaoling ruqun (交领襦裙, a ruqun with crossed collar jacket) ("y" shape)
- Qixiong ruqun (齐胸襦裙, a ruqun with chest-high skirt)