The Horse-face skirt is composed of two overlapping panel of fabrics which wrapped around the lower body. Each of these two panels were identical and formed half of the skirt, which were then sewn together a single waistband creating the overlapping front. A Horse-face skirt is a total of four flat and straight panels are known as qunmen, there are two flat panels at the right and left side of each panel of fabric. When worn, only two out of the four flat panels are visible on the wearer's body; the visible panels are seen located at the front and back of the skirt . The Horse-face skirt were typically tied with ties which extended beyond the skirt's width at the waistband.
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