But this Lunar New Year tradition is waning. While hanbok dresses are still in high demand during wedding season, these days a bride's hanbok dress might be the only one she ever buys.

Move over, Tim Gunn. Make way for Abra Berman. In a challenge to rival any on TV's "Project Runway," the Art Institute of California and the Asian Art Museum are asking fashion students to create ...

The U.S. is the only country outside of South Korea to celebrate Hanbok Day. Three states recognize the day: New Jersey, Arizona and California. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays.

These days, it is easy to spot foreigners walking around the streets wearing the Korean traditional dress Hanbok and snapping photos. To meet the rising demand, the number of hanbok rental shops ...

For Gene Kang, the hanbok represents history and culture. The Korean American attorney donned a blue silk wedding hanbok fitted with a black cap to celebrate Korean Hanbok Day in New Jersey. “It ...

Getting ready for the Lunar New Year once meant buying a new set of clothes for many families of Korean ancestry. For centuries, the costume known as hanbok – a two-piece outfit traditionally ...