Hanbok is the traditional clothing of Korea, known for its vibrant colors, graceful lines, and unique structure. It reflects Korean values of modesty, beauty, and harmony with nature. Traditionally worn daily in the past, Hanbok is now used for celebrations like weddings, holidays, and cultural events. Hanbok consists of two main parts: Jeogori (the jacket) and Chima (the skirt) for women, or Baji (pants) for men. The outfit is often tied with ribbons and does not use buttons or zippers. The simple yet elegant design allows freedom of movement and emphasizes natural beauty. Today, Hanbok is a proud symbol of Korean identity. Modern designers are reimagining Hanbok for fashion shows and casual wear. Tourists can rent Hanbok and wear it while visiting palaces.