Hanbok is a traditional Korean dress characterized by its vibrant colors and simple lines. It typically consists of two main parts: the jeogori, a short jacket, and the chima, a long skirt for women, or baji, loose-fitting trousers for men. Hanbok is often worn during special occasions, such as festivals and weddings, and is designed to allow for ease of movement. The design of hanbok reflects the natural beauty of Korea, with its flowing shapes and bright hues. Traditionally, the colors and styles of hanbok can indicate the wearer's age, marital status, and social class, making it a significant part of Korean culture and identity.