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Is This the Only Flattering Hairstyle for Jing Tian?
In the TV series Si Jin, Jing Tian appears with this hairstyle so frequently that it seems to be her signature look. The only variations are the accessories, leading netizens to joke: Is this hairstyle welded onto her head? The hairstyle in question is called Shuang Huan Wang Xian Ji (双鬟望仙髻), an evolved version of the traditional Shuang Huan Ji (双环髻). Originally a youthful hairstyle, its ethereal beauty made it a favorite in classical depictions of celestial beings and noblewomen, as seen in masterpieces like Nymph of the Luo River and Eighty-Seven Immortals. Lin Yun also sported this look in How Can She Be So Charming, albeit with a more exaggerated flair. The difference lies in the evolution of the…
Is This the Only Flattering Hairstyle for Jing Tian?
In the TV series Si Jin, Jing Tian appears with this hairstyle so frequently that it seems to be her signature look. The only variations are the accessories, leading netizens to joke: Is this hairstyle welded onto her head? The hairstyle in question is called Shuang Huan Wang Xian Ji (双鬟望仙髻), an evolved version of the traditional Shuang Huan Ji (双环髻). Originally a youthful hairstyle, its ethereal beauty made it a favorite in classical depictions of celestial beings and noblewomen, as seen in masterpieces like Nymph of the Luo River and Eighty-Seven Immortals. Lin Yun also sported this look in How Can She Be So Charming, albeit with a more exaggerated flair. The difference lies in the evolution of the…
In the TV series Si Jin, Jing Tian appears with this hairstyle so frequently that it seems to be her signature look. The only variations are the accessories, leading netizens to joke: Is this hairstyle welded onto her head? The hairstyle in question is called Shuang Huan Wang Xian Ji (双鬟望仙髻), an evolved version of the traditional Shuang Huan Ji (双环髻). Originally a youthful hairstyle, its ethereal beauty made it a favorite in classical depictions of celestial beings and noblewomen, as seen in masterpieces like Nymph of the Luo River and Eighty-Seven Immortals. Lin Yun also sported this look in How Can She Be So Charming, albeit with a more exaggerated flair. The difference lies in the evolution of the…
Is This the Only Flattering Hairstyle for Jing Tian?
In the TV series Si Jin, Jing Tian appears with this hairstyle so frequently that it seems to be her signature look. The only variations are the accessories, leading netizens to joke: Is this hairstyle welded onto her head? The hairstyle in question is called Shuang Huan Wang Xian Ji (双鬟望仙髻), an evolved version of the traditional Shuang Huan Ji (双环髻). Originally a youthful hairstyle, its ethereal beauty made it a favorite in classical depictions of celestial beings and noblewomen, as seen in masterpieces like Nymph of the Luo River and Eighty-Seven Immortals. Lin Yun also sported this look in How Can She Be So Charming, albeit with a more exaggerated flair. The difference lies in the evolution of the…
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