Kimonos in a sentence

A Yoshi Jones dress made from vintage kimonos that I bought in my early 20s.

Children are invited to wear kimonos, yukata or martial arts uniforms.

Parksville is your go-to spot for imported Japanese kimonos.

Visitors will get to see Freddie's detailed dinner party seating plans, menus, and invitations, his art collection, numerous cat figurines, and even an old school book, besides a collection of Japanese silk kimonos and other items of clothing.

Young people dressed in traditional fine Japanese kimonos watched as a group of vivacious drummers smacked large wadaiko drums in the University Club last Friday night.

Several of Ollison’s handmade necklaces, as well as fashion items including one-of-a-kind dresses and ensembles, denim vests and jackets, and kimonos, will be available for purchase.

We also visited the Nishijin Textile Center in Anabuki and watched a fashion show of different styles of kimonos.

Women designed the kimonos that take the place of patients gowns.

A popular form of textile art in Japan is shibori (intricate tie dye), found on some of the more expensive kimonos and haori kimono jackets.

Duke blows up stained glass windows in an empty church or goes to strip clubs where Japanese women lower their kimonos exposing their breasts.

Enterprising people make their own kimono and undergarments by following a standard pattern, or by recycling older kimonos.

Formal kimonos have free-style designs dyed over the whole surface or along the hem.

High class kimonos may have extra layers of lining to emulate the appearance of hiyoku worn beneath.

Historically, kimonos were often taken apart for washing as separate panels and resewn by hand.

Kimonos are often stored wrapped in paper called tatōshi.

Kimonos are traditionally made from a single bolt of fabric called a tan.

Kimonos made of fabrics such as cotton and polyester generally reflect a more casual style.

Kimonos made with exceptional skill from fine materials have been regarded as great works of art.

Modern kimonos are widely available in less-expensive easy-care fabrics such as rayon, cotton sateen, cotton, polyester and other synthetic fibers.

Susohiki / Hikizuri maiko (apprentice geisha ), wearing specially tailored "maiko-style" furisode kimonos with tucks in sleeves and at shoulders :The susohiki is usually worn by geisha or by stage performers of the traditional Japanese dance.