What did "fashionable" and "fashionable" originally mean?

"Temminick" is a hairstyle with forehead hanging down to eyebrows, also called bangs, which is unique to girls. In ancient times, after children cut their fetal hair, they let their hair grow to both sides and hang down to their eyebrows, which is called "two eyebrows". Some ancient books are more detailed, saying that boys leave fetal hair at the left and right corners of their foreheads, which is called "omen"; What the girl left was fetal hair hanging in the middle of her forehead, which was called "temminick".

The fetal hair left in childhood is collectively referred to as "leaving the baby hair" for good luck. When some girls grow up, in order to make their hair look better, they still let their forehead hair droop naturally and keep their "children's hair" unchanged. This is what we now call "bangs".

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Although children's boldness is beautiful, the word "fashion" does not come directly from here, but from the long and dense mane on the horse's neck. The horse's hair is nothing remarkable and strange, but the mane on its neck is unparalleled and very beautiful.

"Book of Rites Quli": "Riding a galloping horse (interpretation: riding a fine horse)". The "galloping" here is a long and dense horse mane. It is precisely because of the beauty of horse hair that Guo Pu said that "a handsome man among men is as handsome as a horse hair".

This is why people in society are called "fashionable". Similar words include "smart", "smart", "smart" and "smart". The word "fashionable" or "fashionable" here refers to outstanding talents.

Since the outstanding figures of all ages have called it "fashion", the fashionable manners and even clothes of those elegant people are naturally called "fashion". But the word "fashion" has exactly the same meaning as it does now, and it didn't appear until the late Qing Dynasty.

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