But some top stars are opting for long, simple dresses, a look that is not only endearing to fans but also gives them elegant appearance. At a SK Telecom promotion event last week, hallyu star Jun ...

Long before Chanel presented a Korean-dynasty-inspired cruise collection in Seoul in 2015, Korean designers had played with different ideas for modernising the traditional national dress.

A hwarot, which means “big dress” in Korean, has long, wide sleeves and a blue lining, which “stands for the harmony of yin and yang,” against the red surface of the garment, Ms. Chae said.

Korean dresses are now a go-to choice for both relaxation and style, and Rashmika Mandanna nailed this trend to perfection.