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Character: Shima (Shia)
Kimono RL: Komon
Obi RL: Nagoya, Hanhaba
Musubi : Otaiko, Hanhaba knots
Accuracy: 95%
Kimono layout:
by SilberRegen, 2011 |
- unlined (hitoe) komon kimono
- cream/white base colour
- stripes in light blue/blue/dark blue/ochre
- collar (eri) in different stripe design
Visible Accessories:
- obiage, blue
- obijime, white
- tabi, purple
- zouri, light blue
- blouse with striped collar, red and white
- rose pin, red to dark red
- scarf, translucent grey or black
- pearl necklace, two or one long
- leaf hair decoration
- cat with yellow bow (^.^)
- a little bit padding
- some koshihimo
- maybe eri-shin
Obi thoughts:
I'd favour a nagoya-obi. Though it looks like it's meant to be all-black I wouldn't do it all black. The image of all-black obi and kimono is all about funerals, so not so good... Adding some small highlights will do the job (maybe a cute cat? ^^)
"Flaws":
This kimono outfit doesn't have "constructional" flaws. It is just worn very loose, which makes it difficult to do without looking too messy. Additionally it's a mix of western and eastern clothing. I'd somehow try to get the collar a little stiffer as usual or insert an eri-shin, but an eri-shin might already be too much.
Kitsuke-skill needed:
Because it's "messy" you should train on your skill quite a bit. It does indeed look differently if somebody did it like this on purpose or just couldn't do better kitsuke. Securing this look on your body is also a point where some routine in kitsuke will help a lot.
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