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  1. Google Arts & Culture
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    The Costume of Edo-Period Japanese Women - Google Arts

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    33 Traditional Japanese Clothing You'll Want to Wear

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    The Evolution of the Japanese Kimono: From Antiquity to ...

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    History of the Kimono: Edo Period Clothing - Owlcation

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    Hakama are a type of traditional Japanese clothing. Originally stemming from kù (traditional Chinese: 褲; simplified Chinese: 裤), the trousers worn by members of the Chinese imperial court in the Sui and Tang dynasties, this style was …

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    What did the Edo era look like?
    One of the most fascinating aspects of this era was the fashion and clothing. The clothing styles during the Edo period were largely influenced by social class. The samurai class, for instance, wore hakama (pleated and divided skirts) and haori (hip or thigh length kimono-style jackets) made of silk.

    Fashion and Self-Expression: A Look at Clothing in Japan's Edo Period

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    What was Japan like in the Edo period?
    This was a time when Japan was closed off to the West in self-imposed isolation. It is revered for its stylish culture that caused the fields of clothing, food, and housing to flourish. Much of what is known about Edo period fashion comes from the interpretation of ukiyoe (浮世絵), or woodblock prints.

    Edo Period Fashion – What’s Old Is New Again - Japan Insider

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    Who wore kimonos in the Edo era?
    The ruling samurai class was an important consumer of luxury kimonos. At first, these styles were only available to samurai class women living in Edo year-round. However, it wasn’t them who created Japanese dress styles in the Edo period – it was the merchant class. They benefited most from the increased demand for the goods.

    The Evolution of the Japanese Kimono: From Antiquity to Contemporary

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    How did kimono change during the Edo period?
    The overall silhouette of the kimono transformed during the Edo period due to the broadening of the obi, lengthening of the sleeves, and the style of wearing multiple layered kimono (Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Plum Blossoms at Night, woodblock print, 19th century).

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    Do Japanese people wear traditional clothes?
    Additionally, many elderly people still prefer a traditional dress, and traditional Japanese jobs often require people to wear traditional Japanese clothes. These include athletes like sumo wrestlers and entertainers like geisha and their apprentices. Traditional Japanese clothing is known for its focus on traditional art.

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    Edo Period Fashion – What’s Old Is New Again - Japan Insider

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    Fashion and Self-Expression: A Look at Clothing in …

    Nov 4, 2023 · The clothing styles during the Edo period were largely influenced by social class. The samurai class, for instance, wore hakama (pleated and divided skirts) and haori (hip or thigh length kimono-style jackets) made of silk.

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    Japanese Fashion Through the Eras: From Heian to Heisei

    Apr 21, 2021 · However, the majority of adult Japanese women still favored traditional dress, with some experimenting with modern hairstyles and beginning to dress their children in pants, skirts, shirts and dresses. Meanwhile, men …

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    The History Of Traditional Japanese Clothing

    Oct 15, 2023 · Through international trade, Japanese clothing also finally reached the world stage during the Nara Period. The West got their first glimpses of kimono and developed the stereotypes we think of when we consider …

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