A scarf itself has a long history of transformation. The occasions for a scarf can also be  flexible based on personal preferences. Existing documents demonstrates that scarves were  introduced by the Egyptian Queen Nefertiti in 350 BC and were used as tools to distinguish one’s  social status. Under the Chinese Emperor Cheng, scarves made of cloth were used to mark  military rank. Certain colors in the scarves are strictly limited due to the indicated hierarchical  relationships. As time goes by, with the proceeding modernization, the functions for a scarf  becomes more and more diverse. Scarves started to be not only the semiotics for social status but  also a expression for personal aesthetics (n.d, 2022). In Chinese society since 1950s, silk scarf  emphasizes females’ individual identity and uniqueness beyond their social group identities due  to the wearer’s corporal experience under the social context of political and economical changes  and the scarf’s romantic representation on medias.