dressing (in kimono); fitting; helping someone get dressed
Primarily refers to the act or skill of putting on a kimono, including the process of adjusting and tying the obi. Can also mean assisting someone else in dressing, especially in traditional attire.
I attended a kimono-dressing class and became able to put on a kimono by myself.
Before the wedding, I had my kimono put on at the beauty salon.
Specialized kabuki term for a type of outer garment worn by actors. Not used in everyday language.
In kabuki, there are scenes where actors appear wearing an outer garment called a kitsuke.
Before the wedding, my mother helped me put on my kimono.
I'm learning how to dress in a kimono from my grandmother.
I go to a kimono-dressing class every week.
I asked a beauty salon to dress me in a kimono for the coming-of-age ceremony.