1. Image Issue We know that British men are particularly prone to baldness. Specific examples can be found in Prince William and Prince William's father, especially the judge. They work hard and may go bald faster. Therefore, for the sake of the dignity of the court, being bald will cause others to laugh. Therefore, judges will wear wigs and uniform white curly hair during court sessions, mainly for the sake of beauty and tidiness. People in the palace are like this and don't know how to compare. Over time, people will feel that this is good.
Second, for the sake of the king’s face, it is said that King Charles II of England unfortunately became seriously ill during his escape, resulting in massive hair loss. In order to cover up his condition, he had this wig custom-made. Later, some people in the judicial circle saw the king wearing this kind of wig. In order to show respect for the king, they wore wigs with him, not only in front of the king, but also in court and on some important occasions. It gradually became a habit.
3. Symbol of status Lawyers and judges have always been relatively respected professions abroad, so a person's wig can show his experience and become a symbol of status. Wearing a black robe and a wig will make him look more solemn and become the embodiment of justice, creating a solemn atmosphere at the scene. However, for the past two years, people have only been required to wear wigs in criminal cases. People have raised objections to this. After a long time, it is better to wear a wig.