113 years ago today, on October 3, 1912 (August 23, 1912 in the lunar calendar), the "Clothing System of the Republic of China" was announced. Women wearing a pair of embroidered jackets and embroidered horse skirts (handed down picture) On October 3, 1912, the provisional president Yuan Shikai announced to the whole country the "Clothing System of the Republic of China" passed by the Senate resolution, which was accompanied by a schema. The "Clothing System of the Republic of China" stipulates: "Men's dresses are divided into two types: big dresses and regular dresses. Among them, there are two types of big dresses for books and night dresses: the big dress for books is a Western-style cloak; the big dress for nights is similar to a tuxedo, but the back pendulum is round, and the trousers are Western-style trousers. There are also two types of regular dresses: one is Western style, and the other is robe style, both of which are black, and the clothing is made of domestic silk, wool or cotton and linen fabrics. There is only one type of women's dresses: the top is a long cardigan that is knee-length, and the bottom is a long skirt; the dresses are all embroidered. When wearing a dress to attend a funeral, men should wrap a black yarn around their left wrist, and women should prefix the chest with a black yarn knot. "The Clothing System of the Republic of China" also made specific regulations on top hats, wedding boots, etc.