article_snippet: But in Korea, women were fresh-faced, hair was scraped back and the model is shown wearing a military cap, which signals the beginning of repression under the Communist regime.
article_snippet: But  in Korea, women's styles reflected huge political upheavals and government propaganda, with women donning humble peasant hats, modes headscarves and Army caps.
article_snippet: Korea, the divide between the beauty norms in the neighbouring countries was obvious.
article_snippet: On the other hand, the looks for North Korean women of the same time involves wearing wearing a bandanna, synonymous with labourers at the time.
article_snippet: the Swinging Sixties shows a wide disparity in beauty ideals, with the South looking to American trends and the North sticking with Communist ideologies .
article_snippet: This is what was considered beautiful at the time and propaganda from the time emphasised this .
article_snippet: This portrayal was created by the Communist ideologies in North: propaganda at the time highlighted the belief that dressed-down, healthy and hardworking women were considered beautiful.