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Has Strange Chronicles of Tang Uncovered a Lost Fashion Trend?
In the historical drama Strange Chronicles of Tang (唐诡奇谭), the entrance of the rain-praying master, Rachel, immediately captivates the audience. Her unique hairstyle and layered costume stand in stark contrast to the other characters, prompting viewers to question its authenticity. Could this striking look truly belong to the Tang Dynasty? The answer is a definitive yes. Her appearance is a meticulous recreation of early Tang fashion, specifically from the 7th century, centered around two distinct elements: a practical yet elegant hairstyle and an innovative garment that redefined the silhouette. The Whirlwind Chignon The hairstyle worn by the character is known as the Reverse Coiled Chignon, or Fanwan Ji (反绾髻). Its most defining feature is a curved lock of hair framing the forehead, created by coiling the hair from the nape of the neck forward. This was a popular style in early Tang, particularly during the reign of Emperor Taizong. It was also poetically called the Leyou (乐游) Plateau Reverse Coiled Chignon, named after the scenic Leyou Plateau in Chang'an. This elevated park was a favorite leisure spot for nobility and literati, and the hairstyle's name evokes its association with outdoor activity and effortless grace. Poet Gu Kuang (顾况) captured its…
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