Differences of Clothing Styles among South Korea, China and the United States

Korean style is gentle, American style is free and easy, China people are rigorous and solemn, and they also yearn for freedom and romance.

The lines of Hanbok are both curvy and straight, especially the tops and long skirts of women's Hanbok, which are thin and thick, dignified and elegant. Men show their unique taste in pants, jackets, vests and vests.

American clothing is characterized by loose version, less emphasis on self-cultivation and comfort. Its basic outline is O-shaped, with little emphasis on the waist and inconspicuous shoulder pads, and it generally opens at the back.

The modeling of traditional costumes in China emphasizes the sense of lengthways, and naturally hangs down from the collar, without exaggerating the shoulders. It often uses drooping lines, long sleeves, cylindrical robes and skirts and vertical decorations to make the body look slender, especially to make the limbs feel elongated. Chinese-style clothing adopts the traditional plane straight-line cutting method in China, presenting a two-dimensional effect, ignoring the side structure design and emphasizing plane decoration.