Kimono: Fashioning Culture
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Kimono: Fashioning Culture

by Liza Crihfield Dalby

History Cultural Studies Fashion
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Kimono: Fashioning Culture offers a fascinating exploration of the kimono's role in Japanese society. It delves into the garment's historical development, cultural symbolism, and enduring impact on fashion and identity. Through scholarly insight, the book illuminates how this traditional attire continues to shape cultural narratives.

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Kimono: Fashioning Culture examines the kimono as a central element of Japanese attire and its deep ties to societal norms.

The book traces the evolution of the kimono from its origins to its role in modern culture, highlighting its influence on fashion and identity.

Through detailed analysis, it reveals how the kimono embodies artistic expression and historical continuity in Japan.

Author Liza Crihfield Dalby provides a comprehensive look at the garment's craftsmanship and symbolic meanings.

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