Acanthus

Which OP? I honestly don't understand some of the replies here.

Actually, the point of my initial comment was to get people to bring in the hard receipts which should be able to shut down any further costume copying accusations. But it seems like some of you don't get it. Oh well...

Thanks for the links! I've actually already watched both Korean dramas, just that as you've mentioned, the clothing in dramas aren't necessarily accurate to the actual clothing from history, hence I don't consider other Korean dramas as trustable records. I'm actually very intrigued with East Asia's history and would love to visit as many of their museums I can, but unfortunately money is an issue.

At least tell me which museum or book then, which was what I was asking for in the first place? Now you're pointing fingers when you were rude first.

Lol wut? You need to read better.

That's a drama, not historical records.

Lol at all these drama about the costumes copying Chinese dynasties. Can someone point me the way to any records of how the clothes in Goguryeo look like? Like clothes dug up from archaeological sites or historical paintings. This should be enough to settle the debate once and for all.

I'm curious, are there any records that I can refer to and see what does the clothes worn in Goguryeo look like? I'm talking about clothes dug up from archaeological sites or historical paintings?