FAQ About The Impact of Traditional Japanese Kimono on Contemporary Fashion

The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment characterized by its T-shape, long sleeves, and a wrap-around design with a narrow obi (sash) tied at the back. It is worn by both men and women and has played a significant role in Japanese culture as a symbol of fashion, cultural identity, and social status. Historically, kimonos were made from fine silk and represented the wearer’s taste, age, marital status, and even seasonal changes.