Korean fashion crossovers

Kim, Hye Young; Ha, Jisoo

doi:10.1080/17543261003641855

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“…Fashion designers are influenced by various cultural factors, including the fine arts, history, music, and performing arts. Kim and Ha (2010) stated that "fashion design is now more than an expression of culture that reflects the taste of the times or the appearances of individuals or the public, but has expanded to include value as culture that packages the industry as a whole, considering social environment, corporate environment and design environment" (p. 40).…”

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Fashion designers' decision-making process: The influence of cultural values and personal experience in the creative design process

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Fashioning tradition in contemporary Korean fashion

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International Journal of Fashion Studies

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This article reconsiders the debate of ‘self-orientalization’ in Asian fashion within the context of contemporary Korean fashion and its place in the promotion of the national economy and culture through distinctive national images and identity. Case studies of Korean fashion labels such as Tchai Kim and Isae reveal that they have challenged the typical images of hanbok, the traditional Korean dress, and provided styles and brands that resonate with local Korean characteristics as well as global fashion concerns. By reinterpreting traditional shapes and purposes of hanbok, employing traditional dressmaking methods and craft skills, and cleverly presenting and promoting their products and brands, these fashion companies have created a hybrid design and style. This has been built from the development of complex and mutually reinforcing interactions between local and global fashion knowledge and practice. This article argues that these new movements in contemporary Korean fashion provide further understanding of the complex and multifaceted dialectics of Korean fashion, beyond the dichotomy of tradition versus modernity

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Korean fashion crossovers

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Fashion designers' decision-making process: The influence of cultural values and personal experience in the creative design process

Fashion designers' decision-making process: The influence of cultural values and personal experience in the creative design process

Fashioning tradition in contemporary Korean fashion

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