Kim Jae-won and Bang Jimin Show Off Their Hanbok Elegance at the National Museum of Korea, Captivating with a Classic Beauty Aesthetic

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Actor Kim Jae-won and Bang Jimin, a member of the group izna, showcased their beautiful hanbok elegance.

On the 17th, a video of Bang Jimin filmed at the National Museum of Korea was released on izna's official social media account.

In the released video, Bang Jimin is seen posing against the backdrop of a traditional pavilion while wearing a vibrant pink hanbok. In particular, she displayed playful movements alongside a winner of the museum's traditional dress-up contest, radiating adorable charm. Her elegant hanbok attire was complemented by her signature bright and lively atmosphere, drawing attention.

Previously, Kim Jae-won also posted several photos on his social media account with the caption "Music Bank, I love you."

In the released photos, Kim Jae-won is seen posing by a pond at the National Museum of Korea while wearing a hanbok featuring prominent gold patterns. Basking in the autumn sunlight, Kim Jae-won boasted a warm visual appeal, capturing attention with an atmosphere reminiscent of a protagonist in a historical drama.

The two showcased the beauty of traditional Korean attire through their respective social media accounts, revealing unique charm.

Meanwhile, Kim Jae-won and Bang Jimin worked together as hosts at the special live broadcast of KBS 2TV's "Music Bank," held on the 16th at the National Museum of Korea in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

This performance was arranged to commemorate the "2026 Public Broadcasting International (PBI) Seoul General Assembly" and was live-broadcast to 155 countries worldwide. On that day's stage, K-pop stars including Jannabi, Taemin, BOYNEXTDOOR, All Day Project, Hearts2Hearts, Miyo, Kickflip, Sung Han-bin, Nam Woo-hyun, and Park Woo-jin all appeared, presenting a diverse array of performances.

This PBI Seoul General Assembly was hosted by KBS and held over three days from the 14th to the 16th at the Fairmont Ambassador Seoul in Yeouido, Seoul. With the participation of officials from major public broadcasters and media organizations worldwide, including the UK's BBC, Japan's NHK, Canada's CBC, and the US's NPR, they discussed the future and cultural role of public broadcasting under the theme "The Role of Public Media in National Cultural Development."

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