Chima

 Chima - detail of traditional female attire in Korea, which is currently being worn on the occasion of official receptions or holidays. Chima is a long skirt of bright monochromatic fabric, the color of which is determined by the social status of women. Under her petticoat worn bodice called sokchhima. Since the era of the Joseon Dynasty, chima were made from a gathered or pleated rectangular piece of cloth and fix the strings on the body. On top of a wide belt skirt blouse worn jeogori.