DJ/着物スタイリストとして活躍するマドモアゼル・ユリアさんの新連載。Vol.2は意外と身近にある伝統的な模様について。
髪飾り 卒業式用 成人式用 ヘアアクセサリー 和装。卒業式 髪飾り 成人式 つまみ細工 2点セット 桜 梅 花 鹿の子 縮緬 振袖 日本製 和装｜きもの館 創美苑
白洲正子が生涯愛した着物や和装小物、器を展示する特別展「白洲正子ときもの」が松屋銀座で開催 | PHOTO(28/35)
スポサブランカ オススメ和装一覧 - BLOG(5ページ) | レンタルドレスショップ SPOSA BLANCA（スポサブランカ）
The V&A museum is giving viewers a second chance to see its acclaimed exhibition all about the history of kimonos.
ジョウタロウ サイトウ(JOTARO SAITO)の2018-19年秋冬ウィメンズ&メンズコレクション。89枚の写真からジョウタロウ サイトウのコーディネートがチェックできるのでぜひご覧ください。 写真87/89
Recently, Linda Cole (Saiya-chan) of Oranda no Kitsuke created a very nice pattern for making your own stretch tabi. You can download the p...
Come si indossa il kimono? Come si annoda l'obi? Scopri con i tutorial kitsuke sui Kimono tradizionali giapponesi maschili e femmini. Yukata, komon, kurotomesode, irotomesode, tsukesage, houmongi. Accessori per la vestizione del kimono.
"Shakunetsu no Kimono" means red-hot, incandescent, scorching, or baking hot kimono. The name came from my location: Tucson, Arizona. This site catalogues my collection, kimono kitsuke knowledge, events I go to in kimono, and sometimes I will add related Japanese art forms that I'm into including taiko.
Veel üks lihtne torusall. Seekord tellistest :) Väga lihtne muster, koosneb vaid kinnissilmustest ja ühekordsetest sammastest, aga see mänguruum, mida need kaks põhipistet võimaldavad, pole teps mitte kitsuke. Ajast, mil ma bikiine heegeldasin, on mul harjumus nii kinnissilmuste kui ka sammaste puhul heegeldada ainult läbi silmuse tagumise aasa. Tulemuseks on veidi venivam ja õhem kangas ja esimestest aasadest tekkiv triip. Kui aga tuua veel mängu erinevaid reljeefsust lisavaid pisteid (eest- ja tagant tõstega sambad (?), pean silmas front post ja back post crochet), nuppe ja muid vigureid, siis on juba päris põnev. Melody MacDuffee'st kirjutasin siin. Tema on tõeline meister põnevate efektide loomisel. No vaadake nt seda tekki.
There must be well over 1000 photos on my photostream that show real Kimono being worn as a part of real life in old Japan. However, this set is reserved for Kimono photos that are "self referencing" in one way or another --- from actually working on or washing the Kimono, to buying the fabrics, or featuring the parts, fitting, and adjustment of it all. Some images are posted because the caption discusses things like Kitsuke --- manners related to form, tuck, ties, and balance of the entire ensemble, including aesthetic matching of the pins, flowers, and other accouterments of the day. Occasionally, the goofy foreigner will be seen, with some kind of goofy Kimono comment to go with it. This set is not definitive. It's just a sampling of even more images like them throughout this photostream. Enjoy !
