French girl's wig in the 18th century can take off

Before you go to play... let's talk about the story of the 18th century wig...

Time will return to the Queen of France, Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette. It is a woman who has led the trend of the times.

At that time, her biggest contribution to the fashion world was to make the wig (Pouf), which has been popular in Europe for many years, to the extreme.

The early styling led by Queen Mary is still relatively simple, such as Ques-A-Co, just inserting a few feathers behind the hair.

But..... This style was quickly replaced by pouf aux sentiments. This style is not only a pile of higher wigs, but also a larger volume. It is used to express the preferences of women.

Whether you like an animal, a friend, or a certain fruit...., as long as you are true to it, you can put it on your head.

For example, this is definitely the love of fruit.

This estimate is like feathers, and all kinds of decorations.

When Louis XV died, a wig called pouf à la circonstance became popular again. The ladies used this hairstyle to mourn the lost king, but believe that the new king will continue his ideals...

Because the old King Louis XV died because of smallpox, the successor Louis XVI became the first Frenchman to receive a smallpox vaccine. In order to praise the courage of her husband, Queen Mary designed a wig called pouf à l'inoculation.

This wig is decorated with a sun-like ornament - the new king Louis XVI, which stands for the rise of the dragon, the snake symbolizes the smallpox, the plum represents the doctor who defeated the devil, and the olive leaf symbolizes peace and joy.

This wig style has been popular for a long time because more and more French people have accepted the smallpox vaccine~

Look at it, the reason why Queen Mary can lead fashion is because her hair style can always keep up with current affairs.

Of course, the top ones still use ornaments to express their meaning, which is more subtle, and the following can be straightforward and can’t be straightforward.

This styling is called pouf à la Belle-Poule, and Queen Mary designed to celebrate the victory of the French frigate La Belle Poule in the naval battle, so she put the ship on her head!

This style has been greatly welcomed, and many noble ladies have followed suit....

However, follow the example of emulation.

Leading the trend, always Queen Mary...

Other 18th-century pop wig styles led by Queen Mary

Of course, such exaggerated hair also caused a lot of trouble for the life of aristocratic women.

For example, the hair is too high to enter the carriage....

The general solution is to unload the horse's roof....

When the ladies go out, they also bring a special hat with a keel to ensure that the carefully made hair is not destroyed....

Even when you sleep, you have to bring a special triangle hat after you have finished oiling your hair, and then hold it tightly on your head....

Ok, after reading, how much more envious of the sister paper with short hair?