What are some of the characteristics of Korean costumes?

A lot of Korean fashion abandons simple color stacking, and instead uses special chiaroscuro to highlight taste. The designer of the clothing emphasizes the impact through the texture and contrast of the fabric, plus the rich variation of the style, the kind of colorful, complicated, superficial things are replaced by delicate, even a little shy display, simple to even the pocket of the trousers, irregular skirt hem, very amorous pleated lace are all expressing its beauty and popularity.

Korean costumes have a strong student flavor, paying attention to the matching effect and color combination of clothing, not limited to the traditional way of wearing a certain clothing, but random matching and wearing of new ideas. The anti-traditional way of dressing is more suitable for young people, they have rich imagination and creativity, they are all children's mothers, once I bought a set of Korean version of clothes, and I am still a student of others when I wear them.

In the final analysis, the realm pursued by Korean clothing design is the positioning and design of style, and the clothing style shows the designer's unique creative ideas and artistic pursuits, and also reflects the distinctive characteristics of the times. The designer's personal creative style may not be maintained for a long time like the style of the times or the national style, and it is only a few decades in a lifetime, but in the decades of life, some designers have created a truly valuable personal style, and the modern art style is vividly interpreted.

Generally speaking, the lines of hanbok have the beauty of both curves and straight lines, especially the short tops and long skirts of women's hanbok, which are thin at the top and thick at the bottom, dignified and elegant. Men use trousers, boleros, tank tops, and waistcoats to show their unique taste. White is the basic color and varies according to the season, identity, material and color.

The most attractive thing about Korean clothing is the exaggerated technique that satisfies the cathartic mood of the busy people in the city. Individuality is the source of happiness: wide-legged pants that are as wide as possible, and tights that are extremely skinny.

You can be extremely feminine: a pure white tight tank top, baby pink embroidered trousers, a raised hand, a gaze, all exude endless feminine charm.

Korean clothing disguises the lack of body shape, making shorter people look taller and thinner people look plumper, adding to the feminine beauty. Nowadays, most people are accustomed to wearing Western suits.

In the hot summer, a beautiful vest is an indispensable fashion label. The richness, tightness, appropriate transparency, and exposure in color to create the best atmosphere are the pursuit of Korean vests. And the belly pocket that has regrouped and made a comeback has become an important role in the fashion stage.

Hanbok, especially **, has gradually developed to high-waisted and underskirts, and the difference between them and Chinese costumes has gradually increased. However, important dresses such as official uniforms and court dresses still continue to have more Chinese characteristics.

There are many small clothing stores in Korea, and almost every owner is a clothing designer, and everyone is the founder of a small clothing brand, and the clothes in the store are made by themselves.

The traditional dress for women in ancient Korea is Chiguri.

In the Three Kingdoms period of Joseon, Chikuri was called "Shirt" in Goryeo, "Fushan" in Baekje, and "Woojie" in Silla.

It wasn't until the time of the Goryeo Kingdom that the name Chikuri was first recorded, written in Chinese characters as "Chiguli" or "Short Chiguli", a name that probably came from the Mongols.

Originally, Chiguli was waist-length and directly attached to the upper skirt of the Hanfu skirt. But by the time of the Joseon Dynasty, Chiguri was only as long as the armpits and just enough to cover the chest.

The evolution of the hanbok:

Hanbok is a traditional garment that has evolved from ancient times to modern times under the influence of Hanfu and Mongolian costumes. The lines of the hanbok have both curves and straight lines, especially the short tops and long skirts of the women's hanbok, which are thin at the top and thick at the bottom, dignified and elegant. A hanbok reveals the perfect combination of oriental ethics and super-mundane beauty.

Hanbok is very particular about colors and patterns.

Historically, due to the difference between rich and poor, there have been great differences in patterns and colors in hanbok. For example, the kings of the Joseon Dynasty wore yellow costumes that symbolized the center of the universe, while the commoners mostly wore plain white clothes, which is why the Korean people are called the "white-clothed people".

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Chiguli.

The above content refers to Phoenix.com - Into South Korea to understand the origin and development of traditional hanbok.