Episcopal Gloves
Fr. Tucker takes note of the ones worn by Archbishop Nicholas Cheong of Seoul in the following post:

Gauntlets in Seoul -- Thanks to the reader who sent along this image of Archbishop Nicholas Cheong of Seoul, Korea, one of the men to receive the Red Hat in the upcoming consistory. The photo is interesting because it shows the Archbishop wearing episcopal gloves during the (Novus Ordo) Mass. Although gloves used to be required of bishops celebrating a Solemn Mass, all mention of them was dropped when the New Mass was introduced during the reign of Paul VI. Kudos to the soon-to-be-Cardinal for making use of them.

I'm not surprised by His Excellency's donning of the gauntlets. Korean Catholics, God bless them, have kept in tact many vestiges of the preconciliar Church, even though the Novus Ordo is universal. For example, in a given Sunday Mass, 90% of the women are veiled, there is copious use of "smells and bells" on holy days, and the Holy Rosary is prayed before Mass and the Angelus after.