Sosa: I wanted to play with fabric manipulation, so we pleated the silk and wool to make the ruffle and then pleated some silk satin to make swoops
Your brain does color correction to make sure that what you see is stable in color, even when you're looking at the world under different types of light
The outfit is sometimes called a chador, particularly in Afghanistan and Iraq
Kurotomesode: A formal, black kimono featuring a family crest which is worn by female family members of the bride and groom, as well as older married guests Ch-furisode: A colorful, celebratory kimono with shorter sleeves which is worn by younger, unmarried female guests Hmongi: A colorful, celebratory kimono suitable for all wedding guests, including those that are not Japanese Obi Sash: A sash that is wrapped around the waist of a kimono to keep it in place Symbolism in Traditional Japanese Wedding Attire The color of a kimono holds significant meaning within Japanese culture
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