The Han emperor focused on color and thought, and Yu Yu could not ask for it for many years.
A young girl from the Yang family grew up and was raised in a deep boudoir.
is naturally beautiful and hard to abandon, once elected to the side of the king.
looked back and smiled. There was no color in the six palaces.
Tang Dynasty clothing
Tang Dynasty clothing characteristics:
wears short sleeves on top,
wears a tight long skirt;
skirt waist is tied to the armpit,
wears silk Tie up.
Tang Dynasty makeup
lead powder
lead powder is similar to liquid foundation, used as a foundation for the face.
wiping rouge
wiping rouge means applying blush.
Painted eyebrows
There were various eyebrow shapes in Tang Dynasty, such as willow eyebrows, split-saw eyebrows,
but moon eyebrows, cocoon eyebrows, laurel leaf eyebrows and crescent eyebrows.
applique tin
flower tin is used for forehead decoration.
is generally red, yellow, and green, with
being the most red.
stippling 靥
stippling 靥 refers to the use of rouge on both cheeks of women,
two small dots the size of soybeans.
The ancients felt that such makeup looks more attractive.
Tang dynasty hair accessories
Tang dynasty used high buns as its beauty. Women's preference and attention to hairstyles can be said to have reached the pinnacle level. There are many kinds of buns for improving eyesight, including cloud buns, girl buns, screw buns, double hanging buns, There are nearly a hundred kinds of Wuman updo, triangle updo, E updo and so on.
corresponds to hairstyles. Tang dynasty hair accessories are also emerging in endlessly. Among them, "comb" is the most unique and one of the most fashionable and representative headdresses of Tang Dynasty "white rich and beautiful".
In addition to combs, Tang Dynasty hair accessories also There are hairpins, hairpins, buyao, sheng, uranium, flower tin, etc., mostly made of jade, gold, silver, tortoiseshell and other materials, with exquisite craftsmanship.
Hairpin is also called "Sao Tou". It is used to fix the hairpin. It can be used by both men and women. Men are mostly used to fix the hair crown. The hairpin of Tang Dynasty was popular in white jade, gold, silver and copper. The decorative patterns of the hairpin are rich and varied. .
, as the name suggests, is a decoration worn on the head. It is usually made of gold, silver, bead and gemstones, and looks like a flower, so it is called flower tin. The flower hairpin is different from the hairpin. The hairpin is used to hold the hair, and the flower hairpin is directly inserted into the hairpin for decoration.
