What does Couris stand for?

The so-called Couris actually very simple, literally, that is, wearing pantyhose in your pants. This is a special way of wearing, which is generally common in white-collar workers, especially in Korea.

Couris is a way of dressing, wearing stockings (including long tubes, middle tubes and other different lengths) in long pants.

Wearing pantyhose or stockings under pants, at least stockings, is a fashionable way to wear stockings and high heels even if pants are inadvertently lifted, which is more common in professional women's pants or jeans lining of playful little girls.

Many white-collar workers can't adapt to the temperature changes in cold mornings and hot afternoons, so when they go to work or need to socialize, they will take off their pants and choose stockings, or they will wear them like this to show their sexy side. Over time, they will have a ready-made way to wear "Cool Lisi".

Origin of Couriss:

Kulisi originated in Japan and South Korea. It was originally prepared for seasonal changes. Generally, it is because women dress like this for convenience (changing skirts into pants) or to show sexy.

This has to start with variety shows in Japan and South Korea, because women who wear cropped trousers often appear in TV dramas and variety advertisements in Japan and South Korea, and then their ankles show stockings. This is the way of wearing stockings, but in China, this unwritten way of wearing stockings has become pants in the eyes of the public, and some even think it is a hobby.