Advanced Custom Dress Is The French Court Tradition And The Source Of Fashion.

This year, Chinese upper class popular buying "high definition" - advanced customization.

It's a customized brand name.

Yes, one.

On the plane to Paris to attend the high fashion week, I was anxious for the rich lady in China to buy such a beautiful skirt and where to wear it. Did anyone have to plan a series of activities suitable for high wear? For example, a series of fake aristocratic parties such as adult rites, fancy dress balls and so on.

So I made up for the history of Gao Ding, and found that the most advanced custom activity with high historical origins and suitable for national conditions is to wear mahjong in the Imperial Palace.

I am not kidding. Gao Ding is the tradition of the French court and the source of fashion.

In seventeenth Century, Versailles was recognized as the most fashionable court by all European nobles. The skirts were painted in pamphlets and circulated to other courts and copied. These pamphlets are the ancestors of fashion magazines.

Before the industrial revolution, these beautiful clothes could not be copied, but could only be copied.

Because many fabrics may be specially made for a skirt, not batch production.

From the beginning of Louis Xiv, court custom in France, especially clothing, has been recognized as the most fashionable in Europe.

At that time, Versailles was an aristocratic community. It was not a single villa or apartment. It had to pay rent to the king, to play with his family, to spend money on making beautiful clothes (Gao Ding), ready to send his wife and daughter to sleep with the king. Do you think being an aristocrat is easy?

It is said that there are more than 300 apartments in Versailles that year, and the aristocrats living in it can sublet each other, all of which are the core of the power, the king.

At that time there was a little nobility, called the Duke of Saint Simon, who secretly recorded a Book of life in the Versailles.

According to his records, Versailles is smelly. During the French Revolution, there were only nine bathrooms for the royal family, and the rest had to use toilets.

It's much worse than spitting!

The king's life was strictly arranged. Dictatorship required a lot of secrets and conspiracies, and at the same time he assumed a fair and honest attitude.

Louis Xiv's approach was that all political pactions were completed in the long corridor of Versailles or on the pillow of the queen, but the work of the king and queen was public, according to the record of Duke of Saint Simon:

Louis Xiv gets up at 7:30-8:00 every morning, grooming, and breakfast for about two hours. He can be visited. About more than 100 of the nobles in France have the right to see the king shitting clothes. They are all men.

It is said that the king after Louis Xiv basically did not carry the habit of "open and aboveboard". The nobles also lost interest in watching the king shit.

So the slow moving form of open and aboveboard is lost, but the political paction between the corridor and the pillow has been continued.

At 10:00 in the morning, the king, accompanied by royalty and aristocrats, prayed to go through a long corridor from one end of the Versailles to the other. The corridor was called a mirror corridor because both sides were mirrors.

When walking through the promenade, there was no right to see the king's shitting nobles waiting on both sides of the aisle. He used this time to pass a message to the king, and daring to dare to speak up.

Of course, all these activities -- watching shit and passing notes need to be set high.

About 11 o'clock, the king began to deal with state affairs, his apartment was located.

Lunch is 1.

The rule is that the king himself eats, but Louis Xiv often asks his confidant to eat together and talk about things while eating.

At 2 p.m., the king was free to walk, go for a walk and hunt.

At 6 o'clock in the evening, entertainment began, and all kinds of Indoor Games began, such as playing cards, flirting, reciting poems, aristocrats, all kinds of literati and artists.

I don't think there's any difference between wearing advanced cards and playing mahjong.

At 8:30 in the evening, the king invited guests to dinner. It was said that many people had to eat in batches.

So queuing is only in line with the status of rivers and lakes. There is no order.

At about 11 o'clock, the king will greet all the beautiful women who live in Versailles. This is the most politically beneficial moment for advanced customization, because at this very moment, the king will pick a woman who will sleep with him tonight.

This is the origin of advanced customization, so Gao Ding is a way of life, and indeed it is.

After the French Revolution, Gao Ding was part of the bourgeois way of life. The monarchy system was gone, but people's desire to wear beautiful clothes remained intact.

In the nineteenth Century, advanced customization was still in Paris, and the leader was an English person named Charles Federick Worth, who led him to set up the association of high definition.

Now, the former members of the association are much more than the current members, because the high standard of life has replaced the more democratic garments in Europe with the extinction of the monarchy and the great bourgeois culture.

But Gao Ding is indeed the peak product of fashion. It can be collected as a picture hanging on the wall, but what occasion is really a problem.