Japanese Bathrobe In Costume Culture

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In Japan, bathrobe is also used to cover the body directly after bathing. As a cool traditional clothing, the bathrobe is exactly the same as kimono, some of which do not wear underpants.

Because bathrobe style is more like a traditional kimono, it is necessary to tie the belt and knot to match the hairstyle and handbag, so people often associate the bathrobe with the expensive traditional kimono.

Every summer, Japanese girls have two things to do: first, wear three points to the seaside, and two wear bathrobes to enjoy fireworks.

Bathrobes are essential for both men and women.

In Japanese style hot spring hotels, hotels usually provide bathrobes for their guests. Some people even go shopping or eat in restaurants in bathrobes.

Bathrobes usually need to be tied up with cloth belts to prevent bathrobes from leaving. In private places, bathrobes, after bathing, may be simply tied up.

When you wear bathrobes, you usually have Japanese clogs.

Japanese Sumo will wear bathrobes in public. The new cross class sumo can wear thin bathrobes in any weather, even in cold weather.

In summer, most sumo will wear.

However, kimono is probably only a time in adult life for an ordinary Japanese, or even a chance to wear it.

But bathrobe consumption is closer to the price of general clothes than kimono, so most young girls want to wear a bathrobe different from previous years.

The bathrobe is the same as kimono. The low neckline on the neck shows the hidden beauty of the Japanese.

Bathrobes, as Japanese traditional costumes, try to reflect the cool feeling of summer in coloring and fancy matching.

Blue, purple and white is the most common, with goldfish, fireworks, butterflies and other lovely patterns, wearing bathrobe models, holding a group of fans in one hand, carrying a bag in one hand, clogs, crunching steps, the scenery is really beautiful in the infinite sexy.

The difference between bathrobe and kimono is that the kimono fabric is high-grade, and the wearing method is extremely complicated, and bathrobe is mostly cloth.

The main difference between bathrobe and kimono is that the kimono is more formal and the bathrobe is casual.

In short, bathrobe is a simple kimono, which is much cheaper than kimono. The Japanese wear bathrobes in summer.

Generally take part in a relatively popular holiday, such as the traditional Japanese Festival - Yulan basin Festival, will also wear bathrobes.

Japanese traditional costumes are now worn on formal occasions.

New Year celebrations, adult ceremonies and Japanese weddings need to be dressed.

The Chinese kimono, which is sometimes understood, is basically bathrobe. Because of its tedious dress, it is condemned as impractical fashion style, but its advantage is to give the wearer elegant manners.

Kimono is divided into men, women, children, and single garments, and clothes. There are "watch" (robe), "down" (inside robe) and so on.

There are family emblem on the clothes, but bathrobes are not.

However, this traditional, classical and harmonious flavor has been made ironic in recent years by designers and developers who have some avant-garde consciousness.

Among them, the beauty in bathrobe, the dark complexion of wheat, the color of golden hair, the fingernails of the hands and feet are all painted with strange seven colors, and speak loudly, which is really not implicit.

In order to expand the market, some Japanese designers have invented the mini bathrobe recently.

Originally the traditional bathrobe is long and ankle, but the mini skirt bathrobe above knee, with lace, bubble sleeve and shoulder clothes, unexpectedly brings a fashionable effect.