While period shows depicting this earlier era are common fare on Korean television, the new Apple TV + series “Pachinko” is a watershed moment in American television entertainment.

Similarly, the Korean Fashion Week, which celebrated its 10th anniversary in October, featured Mrs. Lee, Mr. Lie and many other traditional hanbok-influenced designers.

After 1945. There aren’t many accounts of the fashion trends in Korea in the early 1950s, as the country was experiencing another traumatic event — the Korean War (1950-1953).

Vogue Korea presents Mode & Moments, an archival show displaying 100 years of Korean fashion in a rather lavish manner. In celebration of the brand’s 20th anniv Go to the content Go to the footer ...

With an affinity for exceptional tailoring and a specialization in wearable accessories, Korean fashion designer Moon Choi explores a fine balance between weighted masculine cuts and feminine ...