Ancient Joseon men and women before and after marriage hairstyle clothing or other changes?

An unmarried woman wears a braid, and when she becomes a woman, she wears a bun, and there is a difference between a girl and a woman in terms of adornment. In ancient Joseon, the Lee Dynasty attached great importance to status, and derived the "law of motherhood", which stipulates that what is the status of the mother is the status of the children. At the same time, the Joseon Dynasty had regulations on what kind of clothes and hair ornaments should be worn by people of different status. For example, geisha, commoners, untouchables, ministers, courtesans, children of the royal family have different ways to wear, and if you violate the law, there will be criminal law to serve. All