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Kookmin University Creates New Academic Gowns Bridging Tradition and Modernity

  • 25.10.23 / 전윤실
Date 2025-10-23 Hit 448

Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung Ryul) has designed new academic gowns to mark its 80th anniversary. The new gowns were unveiled at the 79th Anniversary Commemoration Ceremony and Future Vision Proclamation held at the Kookmin University Main Administration Building on the morning of Friday, October 17.

Conceptualized as a ‘modern inheritance of our traditional attire,’ the new KMU academic regalia was developed by weaving KMU BLUE, the university's symbolic color, into the design inspired by the crown robe (冕服) worn by Joseon Dynasty kings and the scholar's top hat (정자관). Kim Nam Hee, CEO of Dolshilnai Co., Ltd. (a renowned traditional costume research and modern fashion brand) and an alumnus of the Department of Fashion Design, oversaw the overall design planning.

 

Examining the detailed design, the sleeve structure was inspired by the royal ceremonial robe ‘myeonbok’. KMU BLUE, the university's signature color, was used as the primary hue, with the five colors of the university emblem serving as accent points, adding symbolic unity. The academic cap was inspired by the king's crown and the Renaissance scholar's ‘berretta’, completed in a form symbolizing the harmony of Eastern and Western scholarship.

 

Kim Nam Hee, CEO of Dolshilnai Co., Ltd., shared her thoughts: “The Kookmin University academic regalia is not merely ceremonial attire; it is a symbolic object visualizing an individual's academic journey and achievements. We aimed to embody both the traditional beauty of our clothing and Kookmin University's modern identity. We worked on this project with affection and pride for our alma mater.”

 

Meanwhile, Kookmin University is pursuing ten new initiatives toward its future vision, including the production of new academic robes, in preparation for its 80th anniversary next year.

 

This content is translated from Korean to English using the AI translation service DeepL and may contain translation errors such as jargon/pronouns.

If you find any, please send your feedback to kookminpr@kookmin.ac.kr so we can correct them.

 

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Kookmin University Creates New Academic Gowns Bridging Tradition and Modernity

Date 2025-10-23 Hit 448

Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung Ryul) has designed new academic gowns to mark its 80th anniversary. The new gowns were unveiled at the 79th Anniversary Commemoration Ceremony and Future Vision Proclamation held at the Kookmin University Main Administration Building on the morning of Friday, October 17.

Conceptualized as a ‘modern inheritance of our traditional attire,’ the new KMU academic regalia was developed by weaving KMU BLUE, the university's symbolic color, into the design inspired by the crown robe (冕服) worn by Joseon Dynasty kings and the scholar's top hat (정자관). Kim Nam Hee, CEO of Dolshilnai Co., Ltd. (a renowned traditional costume research and modern fashion brand) and an alumnus of the Department of Fashion Design, oversaw the overall design planning.

 

Examining the detailed design, the sleeve structure was inspired by the royal ceremonial robe ‘myeonbok’. KMU BLUE, the university's signature color, was used as the primary hue, with the five colors of the university emblem serving as accent points, adding symbolic unity. The academic cap was inspired by the king's crown and the Renaissance scholar's ‘berretta’, completed in a form symbolizing the harmony of Eastern and Western scholarship.

 

Kim Nam Hee, CEO of Dolshilnai Co., Ltd., shared her thoughts: “The Kookmin University academic regalia is not merely ceremonial attire; it is a symbolic object visualizing an individual's academic journey and achievements. We aimed to embody both the traditional beauty of our clothing and Kookmin University's modern identity. We worked on this project with affection and pride for our alma mater.”

 

Meanwhile, Kookmin University is pursuing ten new initiatives toward its future vision, including the production of new academic robes, in preparation for its 80th anniversary next year.

 

This content is translated from Korean to English using the AI translation service DeepL and may contain translation errors such as jargon/pronouns.

If you find any, please send your feedback to kookminpr@kookmin.ac.kr so we can correct them.

 

View original article [click]

 

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