SareSang
SareSang is a traditional Korean garment worn by women, particularly during formal occasions, weddings, and ceremonial events. The name "SareSang" is derived from the Korean words "sare" (사례), meaning "ceremonial dress," and "sang" (상), meaning "upper garment." It is a layered outfit consisting of a long, sleeveless robe called a *jeogori* (저고리) worn over a *chima* (치마), a long skirt. The ensemble is often complemented by accessories such as a *gagga* (가까), a sash tied around the waist, and a *jeonbok* (전복), a decorative collar worn with formal attire.
The SareSang is deeply rooted in Korean cultural heritage, reflecting Confucian values of modesty, elegance, and
In modern times, SareSang has evolved to blend traditional aesthetics with contemporary styles. While still worn