The custom of Hanbok

Hanbok (Korean clothing) can also cover up the lack of body shape, make short people look taller, thin people look fuller, and increase the beauty of women. Nowadays, most people are used to wearing suits, but many people still like to wear traditional national costumes on the first day of the first lunar month, Mid-Autumn Festival and other festivals, or at weddings. Women's hanbok is a top with a flowing long skirt; For men, coats or "braids" are worn with trousers, and the wide trouser legs are tied with thin belts. Tops and long skirts are colorful, and some even add bright and gorgeous brocade. Korean traditional dress-Hanbok women's dress is very elegant, which is composed of tops and loose skirts, while men's wear is composed of tops and trousers. As a white nation, the basic color of Hanbok is white. According to different seasons and identities, the way of wearing clothes, fabrics and colors are different.

Hanbok (Korean clothing) is a kind of clothing that can show various feelings according to the color and material of clothing. Generally speaking, bright colors for tops and dark colors for bottoms are the most classic. Both Korea and North Korea are popular, similar to flip-flops. Koreans have always advocated plain white, and their clothes and shoes are mostly white, which is simple and generous and full of national characteristics. Koreans used to wear sandals and clogs in ancient times (similar to Japan), and later they developed into shallow-mouth gluing shoes. Hook-back shoes are easy to put on and take off, and can be used in rain or shine.

Including black shoes, Tang shoes, wooden boots, Taishi shoes, children's shoes and sacrificial shoes. Shoemakers are the process of making traditional Hanbok shoes, usually using cowhide and cotton cloth. Coupled with elegant lines and colors, it highlights the beauty of Hanbok (Korean clothing) patterns. The skirt, sleeve collar and shoulders are patterned to highlight the gorgeous style. There are plants, animals, nature and so on.