The word "model" was literally translated by China people according to the pronunciation of "model". After 2005, due to the rapid development of e-commerce industry in China, a large number of advertisements for models to shoot clothes and other goods for online merchants appeared in the form of pictures and videos. The first people who became internet models were called "Madou".
Later, it was found that the boundary between Madou and model was becoming more and more blurred, and Madou was closer to the pronunciation and artistic conception of "model" than the model, so Madou gradually replaced "model" and became a new title for models in the network and real life.
Development history
The word "model" first appeared in Renaissance Europe in world history. In A.D. 1573, the Italian monk San Mallorco made a doll-like mannequin out of wood and clay and decorated it with scraps of linen.
This early mannequin was soon introduced to France. Later, a seamstress in Paris used this mannequin to show customers new clothes, which received unexpected results. Then other seamstresses followed suit. At that time, people called the mannequins in this fashion "models".
In fact, the inventor of the "realistic version" of Madou is British fashion designer Charles Voss. It is said that he came to Paris, France at the age of 20 and worked as a salesman in a new clothing store. ?
1846, in order to promote the cashmere shawl he designed, he made the beautiful Miss Mary Werner wear it to entertain customers, which was a great success. Later, Mary married Voss and became a legend in the fashion world.