Tomesode is the first formal dress (the most prestigious) for married women in Japan, and is a short-sleeved kimono with a pattern (eba pattern) only on the hem.
It is mainly worn at weddings by the bride and groom's relatives, and is considered appropriate attire for formal celebrations.
Kurotomesode is formal attire for married women.
Iro-tomesode is a type of kimono made of fabric other than black, and can be worn by both unmarried and married women.
"Occasions to wear"
Weddings and receptions: These are the most common and appropriate occasions.
Family celebrations: In addition to weddings, it can also be worn at important family celebrations.
Celebrations are good, I like them.
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