Kimono with an essay by Rebecca Arnold and introductory texts by Laura Avedon

Kimono with an essay by Rebecca Arnold and introductory texts by Laura AvedonBeautifully illustrated, Anna Jacksons Kimono includes more than 200 kimono from collections at the V&A and around the world, as well as examples of the ways in which they have been represented in paintings, prints, and photographs, and interpreted in popular culture and fashion, from Bjrk to David Bowie, John Galliano to Issey Miyake. The kimonoworn by women, men, and childrenis the ultimate signifier of Japan: revered within the country as the

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