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Many Western readers see the Japanese kimono as a 'special' kind of clothing that is worn on formal occasions or by geisha. This book features interviews with real young women who wear kimonos regularly, fashion spreads, tips on how to wear them, how to coordinate and accessorize, and much more.
Recently, young women in Japan have taken to the idea of wearing kimono as everyday fashion, delighting in scouring secondhand kimono stores and their mothers' closets for vintage pieces to bring their own wardrobes up to date. A testament to this trend is the success of Nanao, a quarterly magazine aimed at this younger market, and filled with stylish spreads and tips on dressing, finding great but inexpensive pieces, and customizing, accessorizing, and caring for these traditional garments.
The New Kimono presents, in book form, a selection of the best articles from Nanao,
Recently, young women in Japan have taken to the idea of wearing kimono as everyday fashion, delighting in scouring secondhand kimono stores and their mothers' closets for vintage pieces to bring their own wardrobes up to date. A testament to this trend is the success of Nanao, a quarterly magazine aimed at this younger market, and filled with stylish spreads and tips on dressing, finding great but inexpensive pieces, and customizing, accessorizing, and caring for these traditional garments.
The New Kimono presents, in book form, a selection of the best articles from Nanao,