NICE TRADITIONAL HANBOK (from Korean Drama)

MODERN HANBOK (Pics by LIESANGBONG Collection)

nice pics effa sis. i prefer traditional hanbok to be honest

much more elegant which i think is more beautiful. thanks sis! :)

yeah i luv the traditional too...

Wow, I love the previous posted pics! :D Their costumes are a lot cooler than ours ^^

I live in Europe and the national costumes are quite similar from country to country here.

Sweden:
(traditional)



(the guy doesn't belong in the pic :P)

Sweden:
(national)

(the girl to the right wears the colors of our flag, blue and yellow)

North Sweden:



Norway:


Poland:


Germany:


Switzerland:


Holland:

So many pretty pictures...I really don't have much traditional fashion, but I guess it would help if I knew what was my back ground I'm mostly Native American and they do have some pretty clothing

Im also part Welsh, so yeah

 

 

gosh i can't really say america is such a big melting pot  were all fornigers over here ...well except for the indians 

modernized version



i love these :)

Zeruda wrote: Wow, I love the previous posted pics! :D Their costumes are a lot cooler than ours ^^ I live in Europe and the national costumes are quite similar from country to country here.

So true. :D They are very similar, even if it's in different countries. Some of them can be very beautiful though, but warm as a mother... I wore my mom's set once, and I was sweating like a pig. :S

I don't think you mentioned it, but our dresses are also bound to areas. They differ from town to town, and there's an unwritten rule that you shan't wear a dress from a place where you don't have relatives.
If I'd have one from my hometown, this would be my dress.




I still enjoy the east-Asian traditional clothing better though. While our clothing is colourful, it's still just normal clothing people wore back in the days, and doesn't have the same elegance as the asian clothing. I'm going to sew myself a kimono this spring, hehe.

Evig_ wrote: I don't think you mentioned it, but our dresses are also bound to areas. They differ from town to town, and there's an unwritten rule that you shan't wear a dress from a place where you don't have relatives.

I had absolutely no idea!! I wonder what my hometowns dress would look like! :)