Given the concern of the Japanese for the formality and get along as the kimono, you imagine what they thought when they saw this?
If having no better idea not to wear.
First we'll go for the clothes and then putting it on the way.
This is a woman old enough. What to wear? A wedding dress no less!
Shiromuku is a wedding kimono is white and has long sleeves, this is lined with red silk. With shiromuku takes an obi white color can have threads of gold and silver. All accessories must be white.
White is a color rich in symbolism for the Japanese. Whites are the wedding gowns and shrouds of the dead. Means clean, holy and pure.
obviously not wearing a white obi, or compliments, or even a proper zoris. A Chinese slippers that nobody will notice ...
houmongi In this case one would be a convenient option, with a fukuro obi and accessories.
Speaking dado ... this lady takes the kimono as a dead man!
The left always has to go on the right, the opposite is as shrouds for the dead, an elementary and very serious error.
not talk about underwear that does not lead!
On an occasion like this always have to wear a white collar juban up girlfriends and I are dead.
If they had made at least could walk ohashiori poor thing ...
The knot is a kind of bunko fukuro done with the obi as they could, instead of a otaiko it should be.
Instead this man is perfectly dress. Too bad that was not the presenter ...
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