Imagine a world of silent flirting. Back then, a closed fan to the right cheek meant "Begone!" But a playful open fan? That signaled, "Let's talk later..." Oh my goodness! #VictorianEra #FanLanguage #FlirtingTips #HistoryFacts | Real Royalty

Fans & Flirtation - a secret language 🪭The fan was seen as an essential accessory for the Victorian lady. A fan not only acted as a way of cooling down but became part of a secret language with over 41 different meanings. The way a lady held and moved her fan conveyed her feelings towards those around her without uttering a single word. Can you guess what Magda, our Head Guide, is saying? | Atholl Estates and Blair Castle

The language of the fan was used during the Spanish colonization in the 1800s to cope with restrictive social norms. Filipino women secretly communicated using an abanico, or a delicate, wooden hand fan. Channel your inner Maria Clara and try these subtle moves on that fine gentleman you've had your eye on! #EdsaShangriLa #MyUrbanOasis | Edsa Shangri-La, Manila