Traditional clothes of South-Korea.

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Today, I'm going to tell you about South-Korea traditional clothes.

South-Korea - it's a nice country, with it's own history, traditions, history.

Traditional Korean clothing is called hanbok.

Chogori is a shirt or blouse that is worn by both female and male.

Chima-a skirt for women, also known as kun or san. They are worn over the chogori and belted with a wide belt.

Paji (or paji) is a male part of the wardrobe that is worn with chogori instead of chima. These are wide baggy pants that have a similar shape to make it comfortable to sit on the floor.

Pho – a long cape, similar to a coat, especially common among men of the Goryeo and Joseon times

Chokturi is a female headdress often worn at a wedding.

Fan fact: various details of the wardrobe, such as chogori and paji, were often sewn from similar fabrics of different colors, which made it possible to collect original costume combinations.

Meanings of all colors you can see here:

It is no exaggeration to call the traditional Korean costume one of the national art forms – bright, refined, elegant and, moreover

In hanbok, child is dressed for his first birthday, or after a Western-style wedding ceremony with a white dress and a veil, couples often dress up in hanboks and hold a traditional Korean wedding, hanboks are dressed on other big holidays.

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