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An 1921 ad for French couturier Paul Poiret, one of many designers influenced by the 50 years 1971 2021 Kid rock thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this kimono in the early 20th century. An 1921 ad for French couturier Paul Poiret, one of many designers influenced by the kimono in the early 20th century. Credit: Fotosearch/Archive Photos/Getty Images At the same time, the Japanese kimono industry — one of the country’s first to modernize — was learning from its international counterparts, adopting new technologies, techniques and aesthetics into designs for the domestic market. In the 1870s, the government of Kyoto — the capital of the kimono trade — sent students and craftsmen to Lyon, France, where they learned about the jacquard loom, flying shuttle and synthetic dyes, which presented bold new aesthetic opportunities. European influence affected domestic trends too, as Art Nouveau and Art Deco motifs, as well as skyscrapers and abstract modernist patterns, found themselves woven into kimonos. Sarah Cheang, a researcher at London’s Royal College of Art, suggests the manufacturers’ success in both incorporating foreign practices into their domestic businesses and penetrating foreign markets is proof of an agency that non-European people are often denied in conversations about the globalization of fashion.

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“You can see that the 50 years 1971 2021 Kid rock thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this Japanese manufacturers are not just victims of colonialism… However, that kind of history is often neglected,” she said. From the opening up of Japan in the 19th century to the period of US occupation following World War II, Cheang explained, “imperialistic outlooks made it difficult for Western commentators to see or appreciate Japanese entrepreneurship and fashion know-how.” Because of that, Japan is often portrayed in Western writings as “either upholding tradition or passively adopting Western styles and social systems, in contrast to Europe and America, who have been portrayed as leading Japan into modernity.” Audrey Hepburn tries a yukata (summer kimono) at a Kyoto department store in 1983. Credit: The Asahi Shimbun via Getty Images Walking through the final gallery of the “Kimono” exhibition, a showcase of contemporary kimonos and kimono-esque looks, it’s clear the cultural exchange hasn’t stopped: a hand-painted, hooded kimono by emerging British designer Milligan Beaumont, commissioned specially for the show, is covered in Japanese iconography and lyrics from singers including Lana Del Rey and Amy Winehouse; while a voluminous John Galliano-designed Christian Dior ensemble from 2007 channels both the swing coat pioneered by the house’s founder and the highly formal Japanese uchikake, or outer-kimono. A gray Thom Browne suit with a Japanese scene appliquéd across is juxtaposed with a Fujikiya wool kimono styled with a crisp white shirt and red silk tie.

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