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kimono

[kuh-moh-nuh, -noh] / kəˈmoʊ nə, -noʊ /




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Even cultural exchange became a target: users attacked vegetarianism as a foreign import, or questioned people for cosplaying in kimonos.

From New York Times

Most of the drawings are peaceful scenes of kids at play, along with a few portraits and a rendering of a woman in a kimono.

From Washington Post

In this novel, a woman tries to reconstruct her dead mother’s emotional history using a handful of objects — a pink kimono, a notebook with cryptic scribblings.

From New York Times

The shape of the shirt was a Western style, she says, while the original fabrics came from Japanese kimono cloth, and the prints were Hawaiian or Polynesian.

From Seattle Times

For so many, the shirt, whether intricately designed using kimono silk and coconut fibers or churned out of a factory, represents a certain freedom or even rebellion.

From Seattle Times