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Female flight attendant - Korean Air Uniform
1969 ~ 1970
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This uniform is defined by a highly saturated, vivid red as its primary visual element, making it exceptionally distinctive within the Asian aviation industry of its time. The color also symbolizes the confidence and vitality of a national flag carrier. The tailoring features a fitted double-breasted short jacket structure, seamlessly connected to an A-line skirt. The skirt length falls above the knee, maintaining a sense of propriety while clearly reflecting the late-1960s global trend toward younger, more fashion-forward uniform designs.
The inner layer consists of a white high-neck top, with red and blue lines encircling the collar to create a strong contrast in brand colors, naturally drawing attention to the upper body. On the left chest, a gold wing emblem and a “KOREAN AIR” name badge are displayed, along with a small national flag pin. This layered approach to identification clearly communicates nationality and airline affiliation and represents a classic design language commonly seen in national airlines of that era.
The headwear is a red beret-style hat, accented on the side with a gold wing emblem. This choice softens the silhouette traditionally associated with military caps, instead presenting a more gentle and fashionable feminine image, while remaining highly consistent with the uniform’s overall red color scheme. The footwear remains black mid-heeled leather shoes, balancing professional appearance with the practical requirements of operational duties.
The inner layer consists of a white high-neck top, with red and blue lines encircling the collar to create a strong contrast in brand colors, naturally drawing attention to the upper body. On the left chest, a gold wing emblem and a “KOREAN AIR” name badge are displayed, along with a small national flag pin. This layered approach to identification clearly communicates nationality and airline affiliation and represents a classic design language commonly seen in national airlines of that era.
The headwear is a red beret-style hat, accented on the side with a gold wing emblem. This choice softens the silhouette traditionally associated with military caps, instead presenting a more gentle and fashionable feminine image, while remaining highly consistent with the uniform’s overall red color scheme. The footwear remains black mid-heeled leather shoes, balancing professional appearance with the practical requirements of operational duties.
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Female flight attendant
1969 ~ 1970 -
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1970 ~ 1971 -
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1973 ~ 1974 -
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1974 ~ 1975 -
Female flight attendant
1976 ~ 1977 -
Female flight attendant
1978 ~ 1979 -
Female flight attendant
1980 ~ 1985 -
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1986 ~ 1990 -
Female flight attendant
1991 ~ 2004 -
Female flight attendant
2005 ~ -
Female flight attendant wearing a jacket
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Female flight attendant wearing a jacket
2005 ~
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