Happy new year! This year I’m not going to make any resolutions, because I’ve learned that life always gets in the way. Instead, within the next few weeks I will be sharing a road map for the future of this blog. Don’t worry, it’s not going anywhere and it’s not going to stop being about kimono. It’s all good news, I promise. I just need some time to formulate my thoughts.<\/p>\n
In the meantime, starting the year off with a new coordination seemed like a good way to open things up. My initial plan was going to use my usagi shifuku tsukesage<\/a> but I couldn’t find it. This relates back to my aforementioned plan and roadmap. My collection is that much of a mess.<\/p>\n I decided instead to use this kurotomesode with the tagasode<\/a> motif, which seemed like a good kimono-related omen to start the year off with. I paired it with a gold obi with a celebratory tabane-noshi<\/a> motif and white accessories, for a more traditional coordination than I usually do. I feel like these combine for an outfit that invites good luck and celebration of kimono for 2023, which I need right now!<\/p>\n\n\t\t
![usagi shifuku tsukesage<\/a> but I couldn’t find it. This relates back to my aforementioned plan and roadmap. My collection is that much of a mess.<\/p>\nI decided instead to use this kurotomesode with the tagasode<\/a> motif, which seemed like a good kimono-related omen to start the year off with. I paired it with a gold obi with a celebratory tabane-noshi<\/a> motif and white accessories, for a more traditional coordination than I usually do. I feel like these combine for an outfit that invites good luck and celebration of kimono for 2023, which I need right now!<\/p>\n\n\t\t](\"https:\/\/moonblossom.net\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/03\/tsukesage-5.jpg\"){kind=link}