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Foot Binding, Corset And High Heels Are Deadly Fashion Trends.

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> a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > Fashion < /a > usually does not endanger health, but some trends may kill people.

From France's eighteenth Century popular "cloth disease", nicknamed "father killer" hard high collar to fashionable fashion braces in Asia, these fashions can be fatal.

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from the end of eighteenth Century to the beginning of nineteenth Century, the prohibition of extravagance law promulgated during the French Revolution strictly forbade women to wear clothes that weighed more than 3.5 kilograms.

Perhaps out of anger, French women developed a new style of dress - they put on a full set of thin robes, then soaked themselves in the bathtub, and put wet clothes on the body to show their graceful posture.

This "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "trend" /a makes women unable to resist the severe cold and indirectly lead to the epidemic of epidemic lung disease that broke out in Paris in 1803.

This alternative fashion has claimed the lives of tens of thousands of people. The health workers responsible for controlling the epidemic call it "cloth disease".

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P fashion dental braces have long been popular among young people in Thailand, Indonesia and China.

This kind of braces is not a medical device, but a symbol of showing off their personality and style.

On the surface, this small pendant on the mouth is not dangerous, but in fact, it has been linked to at least two deaths. In 2009, a 17 year old boy in Khon Kaen, Thailand province died of thyroid infection due to improper wearing of his braces.

Another 14 year old Thailand girl also died of complications after wearing an unhygienic dental sheath bought in an open-air market.

The government of Thailand has begun to ban the production or sale of dental braces privately.

In 2009, the Secretary General of the Thailand Consumer Protection Committee said: "apart from excessive lead and unhygienic conditions, these trendy dental brackets may also become loose and slide into throat."

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the skirt is made of hard material such as horse's mane, steel wire, metal wire, cane and so on. It is installed under the dress or long skirt to make the female look more plump.

Apart from highlighting the curves of women, this device can also bring life danger. It is easily swept away by wind or involved in the wheel spokes of a carriage.

But the most dangerous thing is flammable. In 1861, Longfellow, the wife of poet Fanny, died on the fire of a skirt.

It is said that her two children accidentally placed her skirt while playing, and Fanny was instantly enveloped in the flames.

Though Longfellow was desperate to extinguish the flames, Fanny was killed.

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the high-heeled shoes mentioned here are called "Chopine" and are the original form of "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "high heeled shoes < /a", which is popular in Europe for 1400-1600 years.

These shoes look a bit like today's "sponge cake shoes" to help women avoid muddy and dirty roads.

"Chopine" makes legs look slender, and is highly sought after by women.

However, as time goes on, the heels of "Chopine" become more and more dangerous and more dangerous. Some "Chopine" is as high as 9 centimeters!

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The hard top collar of P, nicknamed "father killer", was popular in nineteenth Century. It was the male favorite at that time.

This seemingly harmless ornament can cause stiff neck and tension, hinder the blood circulation of the body, and even cause suffocation or brain edema.

In 1888, the New York Times published a story about a man named John Krutez who was choked by the hard collar and choked by the trachea. He wrote: "the stiff neckline makes him difficult to breathe, the blood flow is poor, and the suffocation and stroke that followed him killed him."

Crew Tarzia was not the only man who died because of a stiff collar. In 1912, a man named William Dillon died for similar reasons.

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Not only does it cause breathless breathing, it also leads to ribs broken or visceral damage.

Since sixteenth Century, women have been pursuing more slender waistlines, and their corsets are becoming tighter.

Too tight design makes women miserable, dizzy, stomach fluid backwards, and lungs squeezed. These painful experiences are inextricably linked to tights.

At this point, the hourglass contour bra, which is popular in the age of Edward VII, is the best among them. It causes great damage to the spine and hips of women, and many people even fracture.

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In the past one thousand years, foot binding has deeply troubled Chinese women.

This tradition appeared in the eighth Century (Sui Zhao), and was the symbol of wealth and social class.

Before the foot binding, women will bathe first and then soften their feet in a mixture of wax and plants.

Next, the toenail of the female will be all cut off, then the toe will be bent under the foot plate and bandaged.

Because of the deformation of feet and the difficulty of women after foot binding, manual labor has become an Arabian tale.

Therefore, they have become the ideal "household products".

Chinese men at that time believed that women with foot binding were more attractive.

Therefore, some rich women will often repackage their feet and shape them.