autumn leaves likened to a garment
Poetic metaphor comparing the beauty of autumn leaves to a robe or garment. Used in classical Japanese poetry and literature.
The mountains clothed in autumn leaves look just like brocade.
layered garment in autumn-leaf colors
Historical court garment worn from the 9th to the 11th month of the lunar calendar, with layered colors mimicking autumn foliage. Rarely used outside historical or literary contexts.
Heian-era nobles enjoyed the autumn atmosphere by layering garments in autumn-leaf colors.
Compound of 紅葉 (もみじ, 'autumn leaves') and 衣 (ごろも, 'garment'). The reading ごろも is a rendaku form of ころも.