Exploring The Historical Origins Of Korean Costumes

The costumes of the Korean Peninsula are greatly influenced by the costume of the Tang Dynasty in China. Koreans dress neatly and cleanly, and think that this is a kind of morality.

At the end of the Three Kingdoms, the aristocratic men wore wide trousers and blouses, waist belts, and women in the aristocrats wore long skirts and buttocks.

Later, influenced by Mongolia, the woman's coat shortened and her skirt mentioned waist.

In fifteenth Century, women's

In the early days, the Chinese Koreans lived mostly in remote mountain villages. The materials for their costumes were mainly made of sackcloth and homespun cloth woven from themselves.

In the early twentieth Century, with the infiltration of capitalist economy and the input of modern culture, woven fabrics and silk fabrics,

Korean people prefer plain white clothes to show cleanliness, cleanliness, simplicity and generosity. Therefore, the Korean nationality has long been known as the "white coat nation" and called themselves "white dress compatriots".

Women wear short skirts and long skirts, which is also a major feature of Korean women's clothing.

The short dress is called "high profit". It is a kind of clothing that knotted with a slanting collar and no buckles and covers only to the chest. Long skirts and Korean are also known as "TMA Ma", with fine pleats and loose waist.

Most of the clothes are made of silk and are brightly colored.

Korean men usually wear plain colored jackets, plus a waistcoat, wear trousers with wide trousers, and tie ribbons on their trousers.

When you go out, wear a long robe that is tied with a diagonal collar to tie up, and now wear a uniform or suit.

Shape shoes.

A fringed fringe is often hung under the bow tie of the traditional Korean costume. The decoration on the fringes is a jade carving or a small silver sword, with a ring on it, and a long silk thread tassel on the bottom, echoing with the dress, forming the overall aesthetic feeling.

The Korean people have a peaceful and dynamic character, and the national culture is deep, active, sad and optimistic.

In particular, during the holidays and the birthday of the elderly, wearing the traditional costumes of the Korean nationality, singing, dancing and celebrating together, has become the symbolic "scenic line" of the Korean nation.

Boat shaped shoes are Korean shoes.

The shoe is like a small boat, with its tips slightly upturned, made of artificial leather or rubber, soft and comfortable.

Men's shoes are usually black, and women's shoes are mostly white, sky blue and green.

In addition, there is also a colorful jacket in Korean costumes, made of colorful satin, symbolizing happiness and light, usually worn during assembly and festivities.

The Koreans wore clogs and leather cages in the early days, and later appeared straw sandals, hemp shoes and rubber shoes. Now they are generally wearing rubber shoes or leather shoes.