Is it ok to wear Jennie hanbok outif?

I think as long as it doesn't have any religious significance or anything along those lines, wearing clothes from another culture is fine as long as it's done respectfully and acknowledges the culture that made it. If you're worried, you can always check elsewhere besides AKP because we might not be the best source for information

As an Asian, no, I believe most of us would be happy to see people appreciating our culture. But it's better to specifically get a Korean's opinion on this

Only Americans get anal about cultural appropriation.

For the rest of us around the world who are sane and normal, as long as you don't be disrespectful it's cultural appreciation and exchange.

You mind as well do as you wish. As many times as people change the meaning of CA, if it isn’t seen as it today, it’s bound to be seen as it 2morrow

Absolutely, you are appreciating the culture and I see nothing wrong with it.

Hanbok is the traditional attire of the Korean people. Nowadays, it is only worn on special occasions or anniversaries. It is a formal wear and many Koreans keep a hanbok for such occasions.

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Nothing looks good on me, so I should wear nothing at all ?

only aesthetically my friend