How to wear Hanbok

The way to wear Hanbok is as follows:

First put on the middle garment, put on the clothes, tie the two straps on the left side first, then the two straps on the right side. Tie the inside first, then the outside, and the midriff is on. The underskirt is put on in exactly the same order as the midriff, encircling the midriff, tying the left strap first, then the skirt down to the waist, and then tying the outer strap of the underskirt.

If you come across a skirt with no ties, then you will have to wear it the way you would wear it without ties. Tighten the tie around the waist to fit the underskirt, and you can tie a bow around it 2 or 3 times to suit your preference. In this way, the top and the bottom skirt are largely worn, and the curved train is worn next.

The way to put on the train is the same as the centerpiece, so tie the left strap first and then the right strap. Then, put the train around your waist, wrap it around your waist for a week, and tie the end of the belt, and tighten it according to your body type, which is different for everyone. Once the train is on, tie on the gorgeous waistband, secure the waistband to the waist, and tie a knot, and you're all done.

Features of Hanbok

1, traditional style: Hanbok is characterized by its traditional style and exquisite costume design, which gives people a sense of the historical atmosphere of traditional Chinese culture.

2, Diversity: Hanbok, with its variety of clothing styles and designs, gives people the opportunity to experience different Hanbok culture and meet different clothing needs.

3, comfort: Hanbok with its traditional clothing design and high quality fabrics, so that people feel comfortable wearing experience, so that people get more fun in their daily lives. In short, the traditional style and diversity of Hanbok and its comfort all make it a symbol of traditional Chinese culture, allowing people to experience the historical atmosphere of traditional Chinese culture.