The Legend of Horseshoe Gold and Kylin-toe Gold Unearthed from the Tomb of Haihun Marquis is one of the important contents of the third episode of the fourth season of the large-scale cultural and museum exploration program National Treasure produced by China Central Radio and Television Station regarding the Jiangxi Provincial Museum and tells a story after Liu He is awarded the Marquis of Haihun in the fourth year of Yuankang Period in the Western Han Dynasty. Therefore, how to restore Liu He's clothing style according to the identity of the characters in the play, the time setting and the requirements of etiquette has become an important issue in the creation of the program. The design of Liu He's clothing image is influenced by a combination of factors such as his status as a marquis, the Chu-style clothing fashion in the early and middle Western Han Dynasty, and the etiquette of Spring Begins in the play. Referring to the chariot and clothing system and literature in the Han Dynasty, based on the image remains such as tomb pottery figurines and scrolls and combined with the actual clothing unearthed from the tombs of the Han Dynasty, Liu He's clothing style, fabric, color, pattern and other aspects are specifically examined. The clothing styles of Liu He are mainly curved-hem robes and Buddhist robes. The fabrics are high-grade silk products such as porous silk, brocade and plain yarn. The patterns are diamond patterns and Kuilong patterns. The headwear is traveling hat, and the shoes are cocked-tip boots. Through this design research, it is expected to restore the clothing style of noble men represented by Liu He in the Western Han Dynasty, inherit the excellent traditional clothing culture of the Chinese nation, and provide reference for the design of subsequent character clothing images in the program.