On June 10, 2025, the outdoor stage of WMU Boon Valley in Buroon-myeon, Wonju-si will host a special event: the “Hanbok Festival” to raise funds for victims of devastating wildfires. This meaningful festival combines the beauty of Korea’s traditional attire with a global message of peace and compassion for those in need.
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Co-hosted by World Miss University (WMU) and the World Senior Peace Volunteer Delegation, the event is a collaborative effort involving the World University Student Peace Volunteer Corps and the World Senior Peace Volunteer Delegation. A total of 86 participants, including WMU finalists and senior peace volunteers from around the world, are set to take the stage.
Starting at 5:00 PM, the festival features a traditional hanbok parade, global cultural dress showcases, and the delivery of heartfelt messages for peace. The K-Royal Hanbok Association, a supporting organization, will highlight the elegance of Korea’s traditional clothing through a high-quality presentation.
More than just a fashion show, this event aims to bring together different generations in a collective gesture of humanitarian aid for wildfire victims. It is a celebration of traditional culture intertwined with a deep sense of empathy and global unity.
Online voting and application submissions must include a 2-minute self-introduction video. The application deadline is May 10, 2025.
Applications can be submitted via email to kmhsado@naver.com. For more information, contact designer Kim Young-ja (010-8598-3003) or WMU coordinator (010-8348-0810).
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