[YAKSON] KOREAN NEW-COINED WORDS: WHAT DO THEY MEAN?
W hen you look over the internet, you sometimes find some Korean-English words that are not familiar to you, called “Konglish.” They are written in English but most of the people do not understand. No matter how much you think, these words have no notice of what they actually refer to. Today, Yakson will be introducing the new beauty-related words of Korean people. S-LINE A jargon that refers to the body line from the back to the waist and pelvis, of a woman. <Source: namu.wiki ; https://namu.wiki/w/S%EB%9D%BC%EC%9D%B8> The silhouette of the body looks like the letter S when viewed from the front or side due to the slender waist and the wide pelvis. It is a silhouette founded by Jacques Fath in France in the spring of 1954. The skirts were shaped like an alphabet S when it was seen from the side, and the so-called S curve line got star...