Translation

English-language review and editing of AI training data on traditional patterns and dress, Collaborated project with Wonkwang Digital University Industry–University Cooperation Foundation, Seoul, South Korea. December 2025–January 2026.

Sim, Yeonok, “Pearl Roundel Patterns: Regional Variations in Iconography,” in Zhao, Feng, and Marie-Louise Nosch (eds.), Textile and Clothing along the Silk Roads. Paris, France, Hangzhou, China: UNESCO, China National Silk Museum. 2022.

Sim, Yeon-ok, and Da-woon Keum. 2,000 Years of Korean Embroidery. Seoul: Kribbit, 2020.

Dankook University Seok Juseon Memorial Museum eds. (Second Edition) Traditional Children's Clothing in Korea, Gyeong-gi Do: Dankook University Press, 2019.

Embroidery: Connected Heart through the Soul Kim Youngeh Solo Exhibition (Exhibition Catalog ), Surimwon: Seoul, Korea, December 2017.

Korean Craft & Design Resource Book 16 Geumbak: Korean Traditional Gold Leaf Imprinting, Seoul: Korea Craft & Design Foundation, 2020.

(supervised the translation) Korean Craft & Design Resource Book 09 Chimseon: Korean Traditional Sewing, Seoul: Mijin Publisher, 2016.

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Sim, Yeonok, “Pearl Roundel Patterns: Regional Variations in Iconography,” in Zhao, Feng, and Marie-Louise Nosch (eds.), Textile and Clothing along the Silk Roads. Paris, France, Hangzhou, China: UNESCO, China National Silk Museum. 2022.

Talbot, Lee. "Korean Fashion: From Royal Court to Runway," Special Contribution to 한국복식 No.49, 2023: 109-129. Korean translation by Minjee Kim: 130-139. This volume can be downloaded here.