Korean cultural dress, known as hanbok, is a traditional outfit characterized by vibrant colors and simple lines. It typically consists of a jeogori (a short jacket) and a chima (a full skirt for women) or baji (trousers for men). The design emphasizes elegance and modesty, often featuring intricate embroidery and patterns. Worn during special occasions like weddings, holidays, and festivals, the hanbok reflects Korea's rich history and cultural identity. Each color and style can symbolize different meanings, such as prosperity or happiness, making it a significant part of Korean heritage and tradition.