/kɪˈmoʊ.noʊz/
NOUN
Traditional Japanese robe-like garments that wrap around the body, typically featuring long sleeves, a T-shaped construction, and an overlapping front secured with an obi sash. They are commonly worn for formal ceremonies and cultural occasions.
Refers to traditional Japanese robes worn for formal ceremonies, cultural celebrations, festivals, and other occasions, often distinguished by elaborate fabrics, patterns, and decorative obi sashes.
NOUN
Lightweight, informal Japanese robes similar in construction to traditional kimonos, commonly worn during summer festivals, after bathing, or in relaxed settings.
Refers to lightweight Japanese robes, particularly yukata, worn during summer festivals, informal gatherings, and other casual occasions.
NOUN
Loose, robe-like garments in Western fashion inspired by traditional Japanese kimonos, often featuring wide sleeves and an open or wraparound front.
Describes contemporary Western garments inspired by the Japanese kimono, worn as lightweight jackets, cover-ups, dressing gowns, or decorative outer layers.