article_snippet: During a time when Korea was first under Japanese rule, women preferred ornamented hairstyles and minimal make-up .
article_snippet: In the Fifties, following the divide of Korea, South Korea showed an understated appropriation of Western trends with TIffany wearing lightly rouged cheeks, scarlet lips and a styled quiff.
article_snippet: Under the Japanese colonial rule, Koreans preferred to emulate Japanese beauty trends, which in the Twenties included pinned hair and fresh-faced make-up .
article_snippet: In the 1930s, Korea was still very much emulating Japanese beauty trends, such as matte red lips and hats .
article_snippet: The American trend of finger curls were worn by style-conscious Korean women in the Forties .
article_snippet: The Seventies similarly saw Korea following American trends, as the model showcases garish earrings, a stylish bandanna, winged eyeliner and a beehive.
article_snippet: The styling reflects the diktats that were less about vanity, but more about what a person could contribute to society - this longstanding belief is shown by the fact that the make-up trends are pretty much unchanging in Korea from the Fifties until the Nineties.
article_snippet: The Eighties were still seeing Korea preoccupation with following capitalist trends, as shown by Tiffany's appropriation of the 'techno' trend.
article_snippet: While South Korean women made sure South Korean women hair was as big as possible, slapped on pink eyeshadow, pink lipstick and matching blusher, South Korean women northern counterparts wore simple bobs and kept their northern counterparts faces largely make-up free.
article_snippet: In the Nineties, Korea fell victim to the techno trend, shown by the use of fake eyelashes, wild teased bunches and neon clips in the hair.
article_snippet: In the 2010s, Korea has shown gradual social progress and freedom for women, shown by Tiffany's increased use of make-up and accessories.
article_snippet: The Noughties continue on its glamorous trajectory, but Tiffany in Korea sees a return to the days where women sport military gear.
article_snippet: This is shown by Tiffany in North Korea's freedom in terms of her physical appearance: sporting tanned skin, garish jewellery and glamorous make-up, as well as pouting  in a sensual manner.
article_snippet: At this time, North Korean beauty ideals are shown to still be very subtle and modest in The Noughties, but there are slight advancements in terms of hair accessories, and relatively minimal make-up with small dabs of eye shadow and slightly glossed lips.