The Imperial family

Jun Hao is an imperial prince, the younger brother of Long Zhen and Xiaolin. Appearance: A slender boy with pale skin. He is 9 years old and stands 141 cm tall. He has bright jade-green eyes and reddish-pink hair. The name Jun Hao (俊豪) means "outstanding, talented" and "heroic, powerful."
Personality.
Impudent, violent, often disobeys servants.
Clothing: Wears clothing befitting his status as an imperial prince.
Colour scheme: noble royal colours predominate – white, deep red (royal red), and black, which are abundantly combined with gold embroidery and gold buttons.
Cloth.
Luxurious robe: He most often wears long, loose silk robes in exquisite red, burgundy, or soft red hues. The fabric shimmers in the light and is often adorned with subtle, elegant patterns.
Wide Sleeves: Unlike the practical sleeves of his bodyguards, the sleeves are very wide and flowing, in the traditional Chinese style for high nobility.
Collar: Under the burgundy outer robe, a neat multi-layered collar is always visible - usually white and contrasting dark red or burgundy.
Belt: Belted with a wide, stiff, decorative belt with precious overlays, into which he often elegantly folds his hands.

Xiaolin is the imperial princess and Long Zhen's younger sister. Appearance: A slender girl with pale skin. She is 11 years old and stands 144 cm tall. She has jade-green eyes and long reddish-brown hair. The name Xiaolin (小鈴) means "little bell."
Personality.
Kind, modest, you can often see a smile on her lips.
Cloth.
Her costume emphasizes her youthful, almost childish age and innocence.
The interior design and silhouette of her dress are designed with an emphasis on sweet, girly details.
A delicate color palette: Her wardrobe is built around a combination of white, soft pink, and pastel purple (lavender). These shades symbolize her modesty, purity, and immaturity compared to her other favorites.
Girlish frills and ruffles: Unlike the strict canonical hanfu, the dress is complemented with multi-layered frills and ruffled headbands along the edges of the collar and sleeves, which makes the outfit look like a doll's dress.
Traditional Hanfu Cut: The basic outfit consists of a lightweight over-jacket with wide sleeves, wrapped at the chest, and a long, high-waisted skirt, fastened under the chest.
Floral Belt: The waist is accentuated with a wide pink or purple belt, often decorated with a neat bow or fabric flowers.
Scarf-stole: The look is completed by a long, translucent light pink scarf, flowing freely over her shoulders and arms.
Accessories and parts.
She doesn't wear heavy gold crowns. Her hair is adorned with delicate pink flowers (hairpins) and thin ribbons, and her jewelry consists of simple earrings and an elegant necklace.

Long Zhen is the crown prince and Princess Xiaolin's older brother. He is a slender, pale-skinned youth. He is 16 years old and stands 174 cm tall. He has jade-green eyes and reddish-pink hair slicked back. The name Long Zhen (龙震) means "dragon" and "awe-inspiring, majestic."
Personality.
Long Zhen is the epitome of the ideal heir to the throne, one who harmoniously combines head and heart. He is a leader who leads by example rather than by command; a diplomat who seeks mutual understanding rather than profit; a man who remembers that power is, above all, a responsibility to those he is called to protect.
Cloth.
Luxurious Robe: He most often wears long, loose silk robes in exquisite shades of black, burgundy, or green. The fabric shimmers in the light and is often adorned with subtle, elegant patterns.
Wide Sleeves: Unlike the practical sleeves of his bodyguards, the sleeves are very wide and flowing, in the traditional Chinese style for high nobility.
Collar: Under the red outer robe, a neat multi-layered collar is always visible - usually white and contrasting dark red or burgundy.
Belt: Belted with a wide, stiff, decorative belt with precious overlays, into which he often elegantly folds his hands.

Yu Lan is an empress and a kind mother. Appearance: Yu Lan is a woman of average height with fair skin. She is 33 years old and 167 cm tall. She has jade eyes and long salmon-colored hair, which she wears in a bun, leaving one thick strand framing the right side of her face. The name Yu Lan (玉兰) means "jade" (a symbol of nobility and purity) and "orchid" (a flower associated with grace and virtue).
Personality. Yu Lan is a playful and cheerful woman, yet also cautious and wise. She possesses a character worthy of a wise and magnanimous empress. Her kindness and wit quickly made her the emperor's favorite consort. Yu Lan is fair, considerate, and caring toward her maids, who, in turn, are incredibly loyal and protective. She subtly and cunningly transcends tradition. At times, Yu Lan displays a mischievous streak and enjoys gossiping, constantly playing with her children and teasing the servants.
Cloth.
Color palette: Her outfit features fiery scarlet, bright red, and deep pink tones, highlighting her elemental fire motif and hair color. Occasionally, delicate apricot-orange hues are present.
Bodice and Layering: The underdress has a light or pink base with a deep yet elegant neckline, over which a cape or light jacket with wide, fluttering sleeves is worn.
High Skirt: This long, flowing skirt starts high at the waist (under the bust), visually lengthening the silhouette, and gradually flares out toward the hem. Casual and formal options are adorned with delicate gold embroidery along the edges.
Contrast belt: The waist is secured with a wide decorative belt (obi/weidai) with gold elements, which holds the structure of the dress.
Turquoise Scarf: An essential part of her look is a lightweight turquoise (jade green) stole or long scarf that drapes over her shoulders and arms, creating a striking contrast with her red dress.

Jin Xuan is a calm and wise emperor, followed by the people not out of fear, but out of respect. Appearance: Jin Xuan is a tall, muscular man with pale skin. He is 34 years old and stands 179 cm tall. He has narrow, dark red eyes and black hair combed back, revealing his forehead. Jin Xuan's name (金玄) means "golden" (a symbol of imperial power) and "deep, mysterious" (a hint at the ruler's wisdom).
Clothing. Ceremonial style: On formal occasions and at receptions, he wears a luxurious, long black robe (often a yuanlingpao), over which he may wear a hanfu embroidered with gold or red silk. Casual style: In more informal settings in the inner chambers, he may wear robes in lighter or deeper blue tones with fine silver threads. Decorative elements: His robes are always adorned with traditional imperial dragon embroidery, and an ornate sash adorns his waist.