[Living Tradition] Korea in Fashion
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[Living Tradition] Korea in Fashion

Published: 27 Dec. 2020, 16:39
 
The Cultural Heritage Association and the Korea Cultural Heritage Foundation have joined hands to create online contents to promote the beauty of hanbok, the Korean traditional dress, and the country’s royal palaces. Titled “Korea in Fashion,” the project, which kicked off on Dec. 18, is promoting a series of videos featuring hanbok designed by renowned hanbok designer Kim Young-jin, also known as Tchai Kim. [KOREA CULTURAL HERITAGE FOUNDATION]
 
 
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