Now, it seems that every human being has an image of what they want to be like when they are born into this world.
Spring in Japan is the season of endings and beginnings. Worldwide, ceremonies are attended in formal dress. Japan is no exception.
However, Japan traditionally has “Kimonos”, which are also formal wear. Few people wear it today. The only people who wear Kimonos are those who work with Kimonos, or are just lovers of Kimonos. The Kimono is a traditional Japanese garment, but when you see someone wearing a Kimono, you feel as if they have led a glorious life, even though they are Japanese.
It goes without saying that it is too awe-inspiring to talk about with the emperors of various countries. Just as a bamboo grown in a bamboo grove is bamboo to the very tip, so the lineage of emperors is genetic to the very end. The fact that the President, the number one in the political world, is precious in appearance needs no explanation, and even the SPs around him look great.
Even the long history of such formal dress continues to change. Nothing reveals a person’s true character more than when he or she is in formal wear.
In reality, it is always best to have an excellent face and style. Such people are attractive, even if they say something casually, without being obnoxious. I would like to face them silently and forever.
But what is really important is the coordinated world view, the designer’s creation, his or her mindset and basic manners, and there is nothing to say if people start setting an example for you. I know, but don’t care, about fashions and trends. But the true fashionista is the one who doesn’t actually dislike them.
by “Kimono” is “Yuki Tsumugi” and “Rounin musubi”
“Rounin musubi” is a way of tying the obi when starting a journey.
