The Beauty of Indonesian Celebrities Wearing Korean Hanbok, Which One is the Most Suitable?

Kapanlagi.com - Some people consider the Korean fever to be more than just a trend. They are fascinated by the architecture, culture, delicious cuisine, as well as K-Pop and K-Drama. This country also captivates with its stunning natural landscapes, from breathtaking mountains to scenic beaches. In addition, the modern yet traditional values of South Korean society can amaze foreign tourists. 

Some Indonesian celebrities cannot resist this charm. When they decide to visit South Korea, besides exploring various famous tourist spots, they also do not want to miss the opportunity to experience wearing hanbok. This traditional Korean attire not only showcases the beauty of South Korean culture, but also adds grace and elegance to their appearance. 

Who are the Indonesian celebrities who have worn hanbok while vacationing in South Korea? Let's find out below.

1. Nabila Syakieb

Nabila Syakieb wearing hanbok during her photoshoot in Korea (Instagram/nsyakieb85)

Recently, Nabila Syakieb uploaded photos of herself wearing a hanbok on her Instagram account. She looks graceful posing with her bright light blue hanbok. Her beautiful appearance combined with the traditional Korean dress makes Nabila Syakieb look like a princess character in a Korean drama.

Her vacation in South Korea became even more complete because she was accompanied by her friends, one of whom is Yasmine Wildblood. Nabila and her friends had a photoshoot wearing hanbok in Bukchon Hanok Village.

2. Rinni Wulandari

Rinni Wulandari, who also wore hanbok while vacationing in South Korea (Instagram/rinni_w)

Another artist who wore hanbok is Rinni Wulandari. When vacationing in South Korea, Rinni was pregnant with her second child. She became a beautiful pregnant woman posing in a light blue hanbok.

She enjoyed the memorable vacation with her husband, Jevin Julian, and their first child, Nord Kiano Julian. The three of them often took photos together wearing hanbok with Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul as the background. Now, she is a mother of two sons. Yes, her second son named Clef Kiora Julian was born on April 10, 2023.

3. Natasha Wilona

Beautiful portrait of Natasha Wilona wearing a bright-colored hanbok (Instagram/natashawilona12)

Next is Natasha Wilona. This beautiful actress of Chinese descent enjoyed her vacation in South Korea with her mother, Elina Joerg, and Elina's boyfriend at the end of 2022. Not wanting to miss the South Korean experience, Natasha Wilona wore a bright hanbok in pink and white colors.

The hanbok worn by Natasha Wilona suits her well and makes her look like a princess in the Korean Kingdom. Her beautiful and graceful portrait flooded the comments section of her Instagram. Besides vacationing, Natasha also did some shooting for her vlog in South Korea!

4. Rossa

Rossa looks graceful wearing a pink-themed hanbok (Instagram/itsrossa910)

Next is Rossa, the Indonesian diva whose name is already famous overseas. This talented singer also wore a hanbok while visiting historical places in South Korea.

Rossa looked graceful and elegant in a bright pink hanbok while carrying a small bag. She appears ageless and always enchanting in every pose. This melodious artist has actually been contracted by SM Entertainment to become one of their artists. How cool, Teh Oca!

5. Pevita Pearce

Beautiful portrait of Pevita Pearce wearing hanbok Korea (Instagram/ pevpearce)

Lastly, we have Pevita Pearce. This British-Indonesian mixed heritage artist also wore a hanbok when vacationing in South Korea in early 2018. Still in the same location as some previous artists, she did this photoshoot session in Bukchon Hanok Village.

Her beautiful and mesmerizing appearance received many praises from netizens. Many netizens commented that Pevita Pearce resembles a Korean princess when wearing the pink and blue hanbok. During her vacation in South Korea, Pevita also visited Namsan Tower and placed a "love lock" on the fence in that area.

6. What is Hanbok?

Hanbok is a traditional South Korean clothing inspired by Hanfu, traditional ancient Chinese clothing. The clothing, which usually has bright colors with simple lines and no pockets, refers more to the "Joseon Dynasty style clothing". Usually, the Joseon Dynasty style clothing is worn for formal and semi-formal occasions during traditional celebrations or festivals.

7. How many layers does Hanbok Korea have?

Korean Hanbok consists of three layers: sogot, chima, and jeogori. Each layer has a different meaning. First, sogot is a layer made of white silk fabric that expands when worn. Second, chima is the second layer, which is a long skirt with two strings to tie the skirt. Third, jeogori is a long-sleeved top garment with two strings and buttons.

8. When is Hanbok worn?

Hanbok has only been worn on holidays and special occasions in recent years. Although some Koreans still wear it in their daily lives, the majority now wear modern clothing.

9. What does blue Hanbok mean?

Blue Hanbok symbolizes birth and hope. It is usually worn during the spring season. Blue Hanbok is worn by nobles and is also allowed for commoners.

10. What is the difference between kimono and Hanbok?

Kimono is the traditional clothing of Japan, while Hanbok is the traditional clothing for women in Korea. They have different designs. Kimono for women consists of Hadajuban, while Hanbok for women consists of Jeogori and Chima.

In addition, kimonos are usually black or white and feature larger floral and leaf patterns. As for Hanbok, referring to the Chosun Dynasty, it is divided into two colors, yellow for the king and white for commoners.

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