“kimono”造句，怎麼用kimono造句

Their kimono, more elaborate than a maiko's, are intended to do the talking for them.

The thermic rays emitted by the explosion burned the pattern of this woman's kimono upon her back.

The white make-up and elaborate kimono and hair of a maiko is the popular image held of geisha.

There are boxes with flowers (kimono bento boxes) for women, with samurai themes for men and with animal shapes for children.

A wrasse cleans the skin of a wrought iron butterflyfish, whose black-and-white motif reminds Japanese of a samurai's kimono pattern.

The store arranged to give a free silk kimono to every female customer of a local BMW dealership who brought in a letter sent by the dealership offering the gown as a gift for their past patronage.

That is why we often see behind the kimono accessories.

The sash, kimono, and other garments were made to fit a child.

When I saw this kimono it was love at first sight.

For the women's boutique that gave away a kimono, the strategy was to encourage browsing and lure shoppers into dressing rooms to try the merchandise.

Japan's ancient capital Kyoto will give free transport and museum entry to anyone who wears a kimono in a bid to support the traditional but infrequently worn garment, a city official said Tuesday.

The kimono had to be picked up at the boutique.

Coming around a bend, they met a lovely girl in a silk kimono and sash, unable to cross the intersection.

Emma wore this kimono-style dress at red carpet event in September 2004. Paired with a soft pink shawl, Ms Watson had definite A-list confidence in her pose!

Say the word "geisha" and images of kimono-clad Japanese women serving tea, reciting poetry and playing classical instruments may spring to mind.

This is what we often see the kimono behind the decorations.