The manufacturing group of MBC’s “The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract” has reached an settlement with the hanbok firm that accused them of utilizing their designs with out permission.

On December 12, a hanbok (conventional Korean clothes) firm claimed that their designs have been used with out permission within the at present airing drama “The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract.” Posting pictures of their unique designs, the corporate wrote, “[Our] clothing that was used without permission in ‘The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract.’”

The firm added, “Once a costume is sketched as a filming prop, there are cases where it is reused over and over again [in other dramas] over time… that would be a big problem. Surely this wasn’t because you thought it was okay to surreptitiously use the design, right? You used them by mistake because they are pretty, right?”

A designer from the corporate additionally posted pictures of a number of hanbok being modeled on the runway, together with screenshots of comparable sketches that appeared within the drama. The designer wrote, “Outfits from my collection presented at Milan Fashion Week appeared in the drama. These are my designs, right?”

Later that very same day, a consultant from the drama’s manufacturing group introduced, “We immediately apologized to the designer who posted about the hanbok designs. The issue has been resolved amicably.”

Subsequently, the designer who posted in regards to the alleged plagiarism revealed, “I received a polite apology from the drama’s production team, along with a promise to credit the source.”

The designer added, “They say there was a communication error during the outsourcing process, and the designs provided as references were [mistakenly] used as they were. I hope it won’t be an issue anymore, so please refrain from [further] criticism.”

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