From music videos to red carpets, K-pop idols are proving that hanbok is not just historical attire but a timeless fashion statement.
It seems like the Hanbok, the traditional dress of South Korea, never goes out of style. It is making a comeback with a little modern twist, making it popular among the younger generations. K-pop idols are a proof that the hanbok is timeless and classic, just like the LBD. These idols prove that a hanbok is perfect for a timeless look and is always in style!
K-pop Idols Wearing Modern Hanbok
NewJeansâ Haerin
One of the coolest modernizations of hanbok is a shorter skirt, perfect for when the weather gets warmer. Haerin totally rocks this look! Her color choice is so unique and modern, but it still has a traditional feel to it.
TXTâs Soobin
TXT showed off their Korean heritage last year when they traveled the world in this beautiful hanbok stage costume. Thankfully, Soobin shared a photo so fans can appreciate all the intricate details! The way the white fades into dark blue and the flower-branch pattern is just stunning!
(G)I-DLEâs Miyeon
On âM Countdown,â Miyeon rocks a variety of outfits. This sheer, delicate hanbok is one of her best looks yet! She even added a touch of tradition with a norigae, a traditional waist pendant.
Stray Kidsâ Seungmin
The hanbok is a standout feature of traditional Korean fashion, thanks to its striking silhouettes. Seungmin of Stray Kids embodies this perfectly with his hanbok. Those long sleeves of his outfit add a touch of elegance, while the traditional knotted belt completes the look.
IVEâs Jang Won Young
Jang Won Young of IVE looks absolutely stunning in this hanbok! The blue feathered sleeve cuffs and glittery skirt are a perfect combo. The traditional pearl hair clips add a touch of elegance, while the jeweled embroidery on her jacket makes it extra special.
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