This would be a dream. Kimono’s are so elegant and beautiful, I prefer the look to any cocktail dress or chic design. If only I could find a kimono around here…
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pikuniku89 is anxious~
I don’t have to OWN one [though that would be nice (_) ].
My aunt was given one (or was it two?) by her mother-in-law.
She gave it to my other aunt and she was thinking of giving it to me (SCORE!--well, almost)
aliaaaaa starts school for the second to last time next week.
At a cultural workshop. One of the ladies running it put me into a kimono. It was a lot of fun. :)
I’ve been reading a lot about the history and anthropology of geisha and kimono. Now I’d love to at least try one on.
I was introduced to the kimono by my boss and co-workers, most of whom are Japanese. We work in a fairly traditional Japanese restaurant and sushi bar where the waitresses have worn kimono, during dinner hoursfor the past 35 years. I feel very lucky to have been taught how to wear a basic kimono and impress my boss by learning how to tie different obi. I love being able to wear my kimono outside of work whenever I get the chance and help others to learn how to wear them.
Malika is feeling shy!
Kimono is such a beautiful dress. I love the different textiles and cloth used. I love the motifs and the colours too. I saw women wearing them when I visited Japan. I would love to wear one someday but I believe they are very expensive.
I collect and show kimono at various locations during the year… it’s an amazing art and such a joy to work with. If you ever have the chance to own one, they are just like pieces of wear-able art. If you are one of the lucky ones who learn to wear them, it’s something you should be proud of as it’s a dying art. Long live kimono : )






