Corolla originated in Tang Dynasty and prevailed in Song Dynasty. Although the name is the same, the style of writing is different. In the Tang dynasty, the corolla was like a hat on the head, which was worn to the hairline. Both Palace and Tired Embroidery are very specific. As for the corolla of the Song Dynasty, it was made of silk after real flowers. In Song Dynasty, Shang Gao's bun was as high as three feet, so that the court had to ban it by law in the imperial protection. The reason is that Colorado was imitated by real flowers at that time.

The types of corollas are as follows:

In order to make the bun more dazzling, some people use gold, silver and pearls to make various flowers and birds, hairpin and comb it into a bun. Some people like to make peaches, apricots, lilies, chrysanthemums, plums and other flowers from silk, gold, jade and hawksbill, and put them on buns. Some crowns are decorated with flower arrangement, made of lacquer yarn, gold, silver and jade, with long comb white horns, flower arrangement on the left and right sides, and famous flowers are inlaid in the crowns at the same time, which is called "one-year scenery". According to historical records, in Song Huizong, Bianjing women "have big sideburns". On the occasion of political affairs, "I am anxious to hang my shoulders", that is, a kind of high crown for women popular in the Northern Song Dynasty, the height should not exceed seven inches and the width should not exceed one foot. After Xuanhe, "comb the clouds and support golden phoenix's temples."

Influenced by women's flower arrangement, the emperor's ministers also arranged flowers from time to time. A poem jokingly said, "Peony, peony and rose are all on the hats of thousands of officials." Women in Song Dynasty like to wear real flowers, mostly peony and peony. What they wear and what flowers form a series of patterns. For example, wearing purple clothes and white flowers; Wear goose yellow clothes and have purple flowers; Wear red clothes and yellow flowers. Some ladies-in-waiting wear purple shirts, long orange skirts and purple hair. During festivals, women will dress up specially. In the "Wulin Old Story Yuan", I wrote: "On the fifteenth day of the first month, women wear pearls, jade, moths, jade plums and snow willows, but their clothes are still white, which is suitable for next month." Moth is a kind of female headdress, which is cut into butterflies with black paper and dyed with vermicelli. Yu Mei is a plum blossom made of white silk. Snow willow is a spring branch made of paper or silk.

There is also a forehead decoration "plum blossom makeup". When it comes to its origin, it is inevitable to trace back to a story. According to legend, Princess Shouyang, the daughter of Emperor Wu of the Southern Song Dynasty, was lying under the eaves of Hanzhang Hall on the seventh day of the first month. Suddenly, plum blossoms fell on her forehead. The ladies thought it was beautiful, and they followed suit and painted plum blossoms on their foreheads, so "plum blossom makeup" became popular. After the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, it was still very popular in the Song Dynasty. Women in Song Dynasty paid attention to eyebrows and wore earrings. Whether it is a queen or a maid-in-waiting, they often paint their eyebrows in a wide moon shape, and then smudge them with a pen at one end (up or down) of the moon eyebrow, spreading from deep to shallow, which has a unique charm. In the Song Dynasty, some women's earrings were made of gold wire in the shape of "S", with one end pointed and the other end sliced and embossed with flowers. These earrings were found in the cultural relics unearthed from the Song Tomb in Pengze, Jiangxi. Some are composed of two gold threads with complex patterns embossed on them, with two symmetrical melons and fruits in the middle. The upper and lower branches are stretched, and the ear-piercing gold thread is dendritic and integrated with the gold thread pattern. This kind of cultural relic can be found in the Song Tomb in Wuxi, Jiangsu.