Queens Hanbok: This type of HanbokisonlyusedbytheQueeninthe

joseondynasty.Thistypeofhanbokistheresultofmodificationofthe
goryeomdynasty.HanbokQueenhasaslabshapedroundornament
madeofpuregoldandlieonthechest,back,andshouldersleftandright.
Forchimaorskirtsmadefromsilkandornatepatternsaremadeofgold.
KingsHanbok:ThisHanbokisthesamewithornateembellishmentson
QueensHanbok.It'sjustabiggersize,thisindicatesthatthepositionand
responsibilitiesaregreater.Onthehanbokhasanadditionofaccessories
consistsofasquareshapedbeltislocatedatthebottomofthechest.
PrincesHAnbok:thisHanbokisonlyusedbytheRoyalfamily,
commonlyusedbyPrince.ThisHanbokhasanornamentonthefront,
arms,waistandneckmadeofgold.
PrincessHanbok:ThisHanbokisoftenwornbytheKing'sdaughter.
TheHanbokisalmostthesamewithQueenhanbokbutthedecorationnot
asmuchasanornamentonQueenhanbokanddonthaveslabshaped
roundornamentthatmadeofpuregold.
ConcubinesHanbok:Thistypeofhanbokisoftenwearbythemistresses
oftheKing.Eachhasitsownlevelofmistress.Thehighestlevelsof
concubinewastheConsort"sukwon".Fromthelowestlevelofthe
Concubine,thehanbokonlyhaveasilverpatterndecoration.Thehigher
thelevelthemorebrassornamentonthehanbok.
NoblesHAnbok:thistypeofhanbokiswornbythenobilitywhoalready
workasgovernmentofficials.
ItischaracterizedbyTransparantBlackHatfeaturedwithastringof
beadsorstonesarrangedintoone.
ParanormalsHanbok:Thisishanbokwornbyaparanormalinthejoseon
dynasty.Usuallyonlyinblackandwhitecolor.
GisaengsHanbok:thisHanbokistypicallyusedbythewomanprostitute
inthejoseondynastyorusuallycalledgisaeng(geishainJapanese.).The
womenservingGovernmentofficialsornobles.TheHanbokhasdifferent
accessoriesfromanotherhanbok.Thejeogoriortheoutertopisshorter
thantheusualhanbokandThehairisarrangedabovetheheadwitha
particularform.

MAIDSHANBOK:Hanbokwornbyheadmaidisgenerallyinjade
greenwiththesamemodelastheKingfamily'sbutdonthavepatternor
decorationMeanwhiletheordinarymaidusuallyhaveaverysimpleno
patterndesignhanbokwithawhitepartonthefrontofthejeogori.
WeddingHanbok.ThishanbokcalledHonrye-bok or wedding

hanbok. This hanbok worn during wedding

ceremonies. In addition to the clothes, they also wore
ceremonial head gear. The groom wore a black hat, while the bride
wore a veil covering her face until halfway through the ceremony.
Additionally, she wore a long hair pinThebrideshandwere hidden

in the sleeves with a long piece of fabric over it.

FIRSTBIRTHDAYHanbok:thishanbokalsocalleddolbok.Itisthe
abbreviationofdoljanchi and Hanbok. Dolbok is worn when the first
birthday of a child.
Wonsam: Wonsam is a ceremonial overcoat worn by female
members of the royal family, court ladies (sang goong), wives
of high-ranking governmental officials and on the special
occasion of their wedding also by women living outside the
palace during the Joseon Dynasty. The gown was generally
made of silk. The color and decorations of wonsam around
the chest, shoulders and back represent the wearers rank
(dragon for a queen or an emperess, phoenix and floral
patterns for princesses and concubines). The emperess was
entitled to a hwangwonsam (, hwang meaning gold),
The queens donned a hongwonsam (
, hong=red), jajeokwonsam (, purple) was worn by
concubines and princess consorts while nokwonsam (
, nok = green) princesses and women of aristocracy.

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