#furisode
In love with thatphotoshoot going “what if Hogwarts student wore kimono for graduation”. The witchy styling nicely vibes with the modern furisode patterns+colors!
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Takehisa Yumeji 竹久夢二 (1884-1934) postcard illustration - Japan - 1910s
Kohitten 紅一店 Furisode cover catalog with AMIAYA Suzuki Aya 鈴木亜耶&SuzukiAmi 鈴木亜美-Japan - 2014
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Here’s a fun game… Guess how many Zeroes this outfit has and then follow the source link.
Were you close?
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Komatsu Nana 小松菜奈Furisode collection - Japan - 2016-2017
Source :Kyoto Kimono Yuzen 京都きもの友禅
Wow sky blue furi.
I missed out when I was 20. XD
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A quick refresher of basic formal kimono anatomy and undergarments– just like human anatomy there are many more detailed bits!
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An Ichimatsu doll in a sky blue furisode decorated with both cherry blossoms and cosmos flowers, the latter of which are associated with early autumn in Japan.
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I don’t like a lot of contemporary Coming of Age Ceremony ensembles, but this one’s really nice!
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Today is 成人の日 or Coming of Age day in Japan. The age of adulthood in Japan is twenty, and on this day people who are twenty or will turn twenty within this year take part in local ceremonies. Girls usually wear fancy kimono with long sleeves called furisode while boys tend to wear suits (though some do wear a formal men’s kimono called hakama). I love this day because everywhere you go it seems there are stunningly dressed ladies who just with their presence beautify their surroundings.
And also make it hard to concentrate on studying at Starbucks (・ω・)
