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well, one of the reasons why i seriously doubt it is a tradition is that it has a zippper. but that's beside the point. :P
the design does not seem very traditional, either, and neither do the fabrics. i have never seen a traditional kimono that is in two pieces that involves a vertically striped chiffon skirt with another red part over it, and then a top with no obi or anything, edged in brocade, with bell sleeves and the same red material on the sleeves as on the skirt overlay part (will get into more dtail with actual breakdown). :P
it was certainly inspired by traditional kimono, but is not one. as far as i can tell, neither is the red one, as that involves more skirts and such, but i do not have a breakdown handy and have not seen the PV in months. (and rarely pull out my tenryu booklet because the paper shows wear too easily.)
breakdown coming after i do all my homework, reassemble my speech, and cram for super quiz and music, so good luck getting it tonight. XD
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| QUOTE (RopeMiko @ Feb 3 2007, 04:48 PM) | Well, she wears a feudal red prison kimono for half of the pv, and the red and white outfit comes with geta and hair ornaments...the whole pv seems to be heavily influenced by traditional Japanese culture. I know Amano has her own way of mixing traditional and more modern things together (the Same pv, for example) but I'm not thoroughly convinced about this one.
It is definitely NOT a kimono, I know that for sure...If she was supposed to resemble Sae or anything like that, I would think for sure she would be wearing furisode, and the robe would be worn by folding her right half over the left half to signify her death (or in the game's case, her purpose to die). Take a look at in-game photographs and compare the twins' kimono to chitose's kimono. In the pictures, Amano's robe appears to be worn like a normal, living person's robe would be worn.
But I could be wrong. I'm just saying that this is all within the realm of possibility. |
i think i clearly said that it has definate influences from traditional wear, but i also said that by no means is it traditional wear.
and yes, she wears her top like a living person would. and it is not a kimono beucase it is a shirt and a skirt.
the red kimono is also not a real kimono, but i do not have a full breakdown on that.
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