1. Chitraa J Nuenkaw Harris
Fashion
Chitraa J Nuenkaw Harris

2. Kabuki Theater
Kesho
extravagant, sumptuous and colorful

3. Ceremony and events Hatsumode (first shrine visit)
Seijinshiki (coming of age)
Happi(family)

4. 4th century ~ 1 Piece Hole in center for neck
Similar to styles of greece, Rome, Indonesa, Peru
Yamato Court
Tight sleeved shirts Mo
Hakama

5. Asuka and Nara
Chinese influence

6. Heian Junihitoe (12), high-raked imperial Sokutai
Kurenai (crimson; reserved imperial)
Aka (court rank)
age, marital status, location, ceremonial occasion, courtly favor, etc
Purple, red, green and blue indicated certain ranks
kosode(style)

7. Kamakura and Muromachi
White kosode / red hakama
Samurai wives
Katsugu
Uchikake
Hakama abandoned

8. Noh Theater
thick, rich brocade
sieges and warfare

9. Edo Kamishimo (shogun) Kosode and Hakama for everyday
Obi(swords, wider)
Uchikake (formal)
Edo

10. Meji
Western influence

11. Showa
Widely Western

12. Monpe (Working)
Fit and flare skirts
Wide belts
Christian Dior
1940

13. 1950 Red shoes Sabrina(Audrey Hepburn Taiyo-zoku
Taiyo no kisetsu (Season of Violence)

14. 1960
Miniskirts
Ivy Style

15. 1970
Nyutora
onna-rashisa (appearing feminine) and otonappoku mieru (looking adult)
Hamatora
odomopposa (childlike quality)

16. 1980-present D.C burando 1990 had no trends Fast Fashion
Guide by youth

17. Ganguro
Lolita
Harujuku

18. Thoughts
I like the current styles and it is cool to know the history and meaning behind the traditional and event styles.

19. cite http://web-japan.org/factsheet/en/pdf/e34_fashion.pdf
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