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“Mechanical dolls” a Tim Walker editorial for Vogue Italia, October 2011

tokyo-fashion:Japanese fashion students Yui and Lina on the street in Tokyo. Yui is wearing a kimono

昭和の緊縛写真The good old days.Photo : Norio Sugiura#緊縛 #縛り #杉浦則夫 #写真 #伝統 #芸術 #shibari #kinbaku #japan #ar

Visiting Dress “TOKiO Flower bloom” by Kyoko NakashoA city of buildings, large and small

FirstEditionDesignup-cycling denim

princessesfanarts:Princesses in Kimono by STAR影法師

itisibitch:viralthings:I am half Scottish and half Japanese- I hand-sewed this kimono from men’s dre

Love up-cycling, denim, kimonos and to wear Birkenstock #geroldbrenner #denim #jeans #kimono #upcycl

Kapital JP Fall Winter 2017

Two Beauties Looking at KimonoArtist: Isoda Koryūsai (Japanese, 1735–ca. 1790)Period: Edo period (16

tanuki-kimono:Elegant kimono outfit by Roccoya, featuring a beautiful night garden kimono paired wit

arsvitaest:Detail of kimono with flying cranes, Japan, ca. 1910-30Rijksmuseum

tokyo-fashion:50+ more photos of pretty Japanese Coming Of Age Day 2017 kimono on the streets of Shi

kittyinva:1921 Corinne Griffith in a Lucile kimono for “Photoplay” magazine.

tanuki-kimono:Dynamic waves summer kimono paired with a cheeky mermaid obi (fresh outfit seen on)

Luscious higabana (spider lily) furisode, photoshoots made by Eninaru

Super fun kimono outfit playing with black and white. I love when Western accessories are used, like

Hato (pigeons/doves) galore for this soft blue furisode and matching fukuro obi (seen on). In Japan,

Impressive higanbana (red spider lily) susohiki BJD kimono, seen on. I’d love to see that design hum

Visiting kimono “Haru wo Kanaderu” by Junko YoshidaThe name of the flower is Kibushi, al

Disney Rapunzel from Tangled summer kimono for sale at my Etsy shop. https://www.etsy.com/shop/Poppi

Christmas Themed outfit, by Kimono BanchoThe play on christmassy colors, Japan well-loved strawberry

thekimonogallery:Location:JapanDate:1940-1960Description:A hitoe (unlined) silk kimono motifs create

little non-canon kitsune Alastor! Burn baby burn!!

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