Tryptyk Mody Królewskiego Hanboku

A realistic editorial fashion triptych showing exactly [3] full-body female models standing front-facing in traditional Korean royal hanbok, separated by two clean vertical white dividers. Composition is a square 1:1 frame photographed at eye level with symmetrical spacing, each model centered in her panel. The background across all panels is [a blurred Korean palace courtyard] with dark red wooden doors, muted architectural details, a gray stone floor, shallow depth of field, and overcast natural light with a refined museum-catalog mood. All faces are intentionally anonymized with a soft blur while preserving hairstyles, ornate gold hair ornaments, garments, hands folded at the waist, and posture in sharp detail. Left model: Hanbok in [soft pink and lavender] with a pale pink jeogori, wide-sleeved outer robe, lavender and purple sash, pale blue underskirt, and delicate white floral embroidery. Center model: Hanbok in [deep navy and crimson] with a navy blue embroidered outer robe, white sleeve linings, red underskirt, patterned waistband, and gold floral embroidery. Right model: Hanbok in [pale mint green and red] with a mint-green outer robe, red front skirt panel, pale blue sleeve linings, hanging ribbons, and floral embroidery. Style: Photorealistic high-fashion historical costume photography, satin and brocade sheen, intricate embroidery, muted palette, formal symmetry, no text, no watermarks.