In Yi Shu's early novels, there are always descriptions of women's costumes. There may be coquettish and mean women in her works, but there will never be thirteen women.

Stupid and sweet, can't afford pearls. Although I have never liked Yi Shu's three views, I have to admit that she has good taste in fashion.

In Xibao, Smart shows off that his father loves his mother very much, and all the jewels he bought for her belong to Kuchinsky.

Xibao was surprised: "Cartier is not good?"

Zhi En smiled and said, "That is the treasure of the nouveau riche. The nouveau riche only knows Cartier. "

Kutchinsky is an ancient Polish jewelry brand, which basically serves the royal family. Compared with another famous Cartier antique pearl, it was auctioned by Elizabeth Taylor on 20 1 1, with a water drop named "LaPérégrina" at the bottom, which is the largest natural pearl in 1579. But compared with Kuchinsky, it's really too gem-like, lacking some introversion and inside information.

"Xibao" also mentioned that the gift given to Xibao by super-rich Xu Cunzi was a necklace worn by Madame Pompidou. I searched all the portraits of Madame Pompidou, either wearing a bow or naked with a big neck. I really didn't see that valuable necklace. However, judging from the aristocratic standards in Rococo period, we can safely guess that the necklace is a pearl with diamonds scattered on it.

▲ ? Portrait of Madame Pompidou

Yi Shu thinks that pearls have nothing to do with vulgarity and nudity.

Probably, in a big city full of money and money, in the busy work rhythm, urban women need a little elegance to prove their Excellence.

04

Coco chanel once said that "a woman without pearls is not a woman".

In her later years, Chanel always wore pearl necklaces of different lengths.

Chanel brought pearls from old-fashioned luxury goods to thousands of households, becoming a jewel that young girls yearn for and consume.

As mentioned above, European nobles prefer pearls, even associated with imperial power, and ordinary people are not qualified to wear them. Chanel's background is not good, but she dares to rebel, that is, to provoke these authorities with fake pearls.

She said: "It is better to hang a string of priceless jewels around your neck and stick money all over your body."

So, starting from 1924, she cooperated with Gripoix to make a series of necklaces, earrings and accessories for clothes and shoes with their artificial pearls.

After all, if Chanel uses real pearls, I'm afraid it's not a conceptual dispute. The brand bonus of luxury goods, plus the real market price of pearls, can't be achieved without five or six figures.

Now the concept of pearl is becoming more and more prominent and fashionable. When it comes to pearls, people will no longer think of rules, decency and grandmother's heirloom.

Pearls are relatively young. What are the specific manifestations? Then how to wear it properly? Presumably, most people still have a little knowledge.