Polish Kimono Association Kimonobeya
presents
hosted by
The National Museum in Krakow
Our 4th Kimono Fashion Show was filled with beautiful kimonos, original looks and intriguing inspirations from Utamaro’s woodblock prints — all prepared by kimono enthusiasts in unique setting of The National Museum in Krakow.
The key aspect of the event was to show that, despite its classical form, the kimono can still be an inspiring garment and a springboard for playful fashion experimentation.
Diverse choreography, live model-dressing and additional silent skits let us enrich the event, engage the audience, and simply have a great time.
Each section started with short commentary introducing a bit of history and interesting connections between Edo fashion, ukiyo-e prints and Japanese tradition.
– this time we had pleasure to work with The National Museum in Krakow.
with all kimonos coming from team members’ private collections.
dedicated their free time to join forces and create amazing event.
filled with good energy, fashion, entertainment and education.
