Clothes I would really loooovvve to wear.
The kimono, is a Japanese traditional garment worn by women,men,and children which means 'thing to wear' (ki "thing" mono "to wear"). Kimonos are wrapped around the body,and is secured by a sash called obi which is tied at the back.
Hanbok (north korea) or Joseon-ot(south korea) is the Korean traditional dress. Traditional women's hanbok consists of jeogori (blouse shirt or jacket), and chima (wrap-around skirt which is usually worn full)
For further information about kimono or hanbok please google it yourself.
So, I was browsing through google images and found these two beautiful garments and well, I was thinking of in which I would look better, Kimono? Hanbok? kimono? Hanbok? Kimono? hanbok? hanbok? kimono? Argh??? Well anyways.
I think that whatever it is, both kimono and hanbok are very elegant and very pretty too, thus I want to try it both.
Note to self : must put 'wear kimono/hanbok' in 'to do list' when have the chance to visit Japan/Korea
you can join the carnival japan in malaysia but i forget the name of the carnival. you might have chance to wear kimono in the carnival. i think perhaps in selangor. you can join the korean culture program or club in malaysia. i am not sure. if you aren't sure, you can go to korea and japan to reach your dream. good luck :D
ReplyDeleteJust for accuracy's sake, it's still called the traditional Korean dress is called Hanbok in South Korea (born and lived in South Korea :))
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