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rebeccablogs · 7 months ago
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Selena is Amazing
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zegalba · 11 months ago
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chainmail glove by jean paul gaultier
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sosuperawesome · 1 year ago
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NB Gloves And Mittens on Etsy
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ells-diary · 2 years ago
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365filmsbyauroranocte · 7 months ago
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But I’m a Cheerleader (Jamie Babbit, 1999)
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heartnosekid · 4 months ago
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day 14 of @deadboystims’ 300 follower event: a stimboard of my favorite fashion style, which would be victorian goth!!
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suburbanswirl · 15 days ago
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Faux leather jodhpurs by PS of Sweden, silk bow blouse by Escalier, leather buckle gloves by Wilsons, and leather riding boots by Frye.
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lolitanora · 7 months ago
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zegalba · 10 months ago
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Jean Paul Gaultier spring/summer 1994
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sosuperawesome · 2 months ago
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Mushroom Gloves // NB GlovesAndMittens
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devdas5z · 3 months ago
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Mistress Terra
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365filmsbyauroranocte · 7 months ago
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But I’m a Cheerleader (Jamie Babbit, 1999)
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heartnosekid · 10 months ago
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diy punk fashion by c4b1n.1n.th3.wxxds on ig
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horny-athletes · 2 months ago
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There is more than one reason why boys are so fascinated with baseball. It is also an important place for them to get to know each other's bodies deeply, and to know the secret pleasures that only grown men can enjoy with each other.
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whitecat2022 · 5 months ago
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tanuki-kimono · 5 months ago
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hello!
to start off, i just wanna say that i love your blog and it has been a wonderful archive and resource for kimono and japanese fashion history!
on that note, i was wondering if you happen to know about these tight sleeves worn by the main characters on jidaigeki? (circled in red)
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someone on reddit suggested that it could be a strip of sarashi wrapped around the arm, while this ask here said it could be a juban with its long sleeves bounded tightly (they did provide a link which is now unfortunately no longer available).
i was just wondering which is correct, and if these sleeves are historically accurate?
thank you! ☺️
Hi! Thank you for your kind words <3
Well technically one could use fabric strips to wrap arms (and legs), but it's dubious this would have been done unless you were a rag-wearer of some kind. This is inconceivable in a formal setting (first pic), and for well-off samurai (second pic).
To my knowledge, juban would not have been used like this either. Wrapping them would have looked wonky and felt uncomfortable considering juban tailoring.
Arm wrappers are in fact a whole category of "traditional" clothing, and generally called 手甲 tekkou, which designates any mittens-like arm bracers, tied with strings and/or kohaze clasps.
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Variations existed:
in length, for example 半手甲 wrist to elbow / 長手甲 wrist to upper arm often tied together on the bust
with or without part covering backs of hands, coming in different shapes and styles, attached or not with a loop around middle finger (山付き手甲, 手甲付き手筒).
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Similar attire existed for legs, in form of gaiters/leg warmers called 脚絆 kyahan.
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(find more, including another "sexy" kyahan pic, and how to put them on here)
As a side note, vocab around mitten-like clothing can be confusing:
手甲 Tekkou, is the generic term for anything covering the arms and hands, including gauntlet/armored ones (which I know under the term 籠手 kote)
But you can also find the word 腕貫 udenuki = arm tube, which can made from several materials like rattan/bamboo (worn under sleeves to keep fresh during summer, or above them to protect sleeves when writing with a brush), or made from fabric (and used for warmth, to keep dirt away, etc. Also called 腕袋 udebukuro)
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Nowadays, both tekkou and kyahan are still super common sight during matsuri, as they are part of the attire of mikoshi bearers and taiko drumers (see this shop here and here):
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Hope this helps :)
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