How to wear kimono?

Kimono is the national costume of Japan. Japanese people vividly show their feelings for art in this world. In Japan, the way kimono is dressed is very particular. When attending formal occasions and celebrating traditional festivals, people will wear dignified kimonos.

There are many kinds of kimonos in Japan. Kimono is not only divided into men and women, unmarried and married, but also into casual clothes and formal clothes.

How to wear a formal kimono: When you visit a kimono, you will wear it in some formal social occasions. There is no difference between married and unmarried. When the whole piece is unfolded, you can see a complete big picture. Paying for kimono is similar to visiting.

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The way of wearing colored dancing kimono is very suitable for tea party and accords with the main idea of tea ceremony. Except for black, other kimonos with single color and no pattern are called "color without ground", which means that there is no pattern, but there can be dark lines.

How to wear an informal Japanese kimono: Before the Edo era, bathrobes were called "Tang Wei Zi". In ancient times, people used to wear Tang Wei purple to take a bath to prevent burns. Later, people no longer wear clothes when taking a bath, but soak in hot water. As a result, bathrobes have become simple clothes to wear after bathing, and have continued to this day as clothes that reflect personal interests in summer leisure.

Broken patterns are called "small patterns" and can be used as uniforms. Now, as long as it is a Japanese kimono with repeated printing and dyeing patterns, the Japanese training in Suzhou Park is collectively called "Xiaowen".

Women's kimono: The way of wearing a vibrating sleeve kimono is generally limited to girls and unmarried women. The graduation girl of Hai Lao Cha Di is used as the graduation dress. Mourning clothes are worn at funerals. Flower wedding dress is the most formal kimono for women to get married.

There are many kinds of Japanese kimonos. Do you know what kind of kimono to wear on any occasion?