Kimono is a traditional Japanese clothing.Kimono now more often worn women
and men on special occasions.Based on the type worn kimono, kimono can indicate the age ofthe wearer,marital status, and level of formality of the event which was attended by:
-Kurotomesode
Tomesode is the most formal kimono for married women. If youare black,
This type is called kurotomesode kimono (literally: blacktomesode).
-Irotomesode
Tomesode made of colored cloth called irotomesode (literal meaning: tomesode colored).
Depending on the level of formality of the occasion,
the user can select the number of family crests on kimono fabric,
ranging from one, three, up to five pieces for very formal events.
-The most formal kimono form montsuki black suit with a hakamaand haori
-Kimono-relaxed kinagashi
Men wore kinagashi as daily wear or when out of the house on occasion unofficial
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and men on special occasions.Based on the type worn kimono, kimono can indicate the age ofthe wearer,marital status, and level of formality of the event which was attended by:
-Kurotomesode
Tomesode is the most formal kimono for married women. If youare black,
This type is called kurotomesode kimono (literally: blacktomesode).
-Irotomesode
Tomesode made of colored cloth called irotomesode (literal meaning: tomesode colored).
Depending on the level of formality of the occasion,
the user can select the number of family crests on kimono fabric,
ranging from one, three, up to five pieces for very formal events.
-The most formal kimono form montsuki black suit with a hakamaand haori
-Kimono-relaxed kinagashi
Men wore kinagashi as daily wear or when out of the house on occasion unofficial
http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimono
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