This traditional Korean dress is called Chima Jeogori. Jeogori is a type of Korean top featuring narrow sleeves. In this case, it is made of silk in three colours: blue, yellow and purple. It is complemented by a voluminous jade skirt made of multiple layers of silk. Chima Jeogori is a form of Hanbok, which is a wide term used for traditional Korean clothing.

Length 155 cm
Width 45 cm
Height 155 cm

Traditional Korean attire (Hanbok) worn during the Joseon dynasty (1392–1897). It is composed of a multi-coloured Jeogori top with long sleeves and a yellow girdle dress. The entire garment is made of silk.

Length 155 cm
Width 45 cm
Height 155 cm

This traditional Korean dress is called Chima Jeogori. Jeogori is a type of Korean top featuring narrow sleeves. In this case, it is made of pink and blue silk. It is complemented by a voluminous skirt made of multiple layers of silk. The entire garment is made of Indian tarp silk.

Length 155 cm
Width 45 cm
Height 155 cm

This traditional Korean dress is called Hwarot. It is considered the most sumptuous bridal clothing in Korea. It was traditionally only for noble women during the Goryeo (918–1392) and Joseon dynasties (1392–1897) but it is now generally worn in the contemporary wedding ceremony. This impressive dress is made of multiple layers of red silk and gold embroideries.

Length 155 cm
Width 45 cm
Height 155 cm

While Kim was studying handbok needlework, she came across a type of traditional military uniform worn by men during the Joseon dynasty (1392–1897) called Cheolik. She recreated it as a dress with a V-shaped collar, tailored for women. This particular one is complemented with a Daeryebok (court-costume) two-layers of skirt and a Doturak Daenggi – a long ribbon used to decorate braided hair.

Length 155 cm
Width 45 cm
Height 155 cm