Hanbok of Silla Aristocrats and Commoners

Silla or Shilla Kingdom was one of the ancient Three Kingdoms of Korea dating back to more than 2000 years ago and lasted for almost 1000 years. It was one of longest & continued Dynasty of Korea situated in South East of Korean peninsula. This Hanbok fashion show looks at the beauty of Silla's traditional clothing and dresses.

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• Hanbok
• Korean Hanbok
• ancient Korean dress
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• Traditional Korean cloth
• Silla Kingdom
• Silla Dynasty
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• Shilla Dynasty
• Three Kingdoms of Korea
• Silla Hanbok

[567watcher]

The style of Hanbok starts at 3:39 is sexy and beautiful. Is that a modernized version of Hanbok or the traditional one back in Silla time?

BTW, Silla culture seems to be more interesting and flourished. It was a very strong and prosperous Kingdom, wasn't it? Why Koreans don't regard themselves as Silla people but Jeosun/ Chosun? (The Hanbok around 1800 is nice too.)

[consoleman09]

@567watcher No, they're not modern hanbok. Silla was just one of the many Korean states which lasted about 1000 years, then they were other Korean states existed after Silla. Like Koryo & Balhae then Joseon. The last kingdom was Joseon, so it named after Joseon. But West knew Joseon as Coree or Korea. Which name came from Kori an old name for another Korean state.

[MsKalouSUCKS]

pretty thanks for sharing.