Princess Kako attended the 6th Green City Awards ceremony

byHelen - 16 Comments
Princess Kako wore a blue top and floral print skirt by her sister Princess Mako. Midori no Wa Koryu no Tsudoi

On December 11, 2023, Princess Kako of Japan attended the 6th Urban Greenery Award Ceremony at Meiji Kinenkan Hall in Tokyo, Japan. The "Midori no Wa Koryu no Tsudoi" awards are designed to champion ambitious nature-orientated approaches to city design and operation. Many award recipients were representatives of companies and municipalities, who were lauded for helping make greener cities.

Princess Kako wore a blue top and floral print skirt by her sister Princess Mako. Midori no Wa Koryu no Tsudoi

Princess Kako wore a blue top and floral print skirt by her sister Princess Mako. Midori no Wa Koryu no Tsudoi

Princess Kako wore a blue top and floral print skirt by her sister Princess Mako. Midori no Wa Koryu no Tsudoi

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  1. Coralie12/12/23 20:20

    How wonderful to see Kako! She is such a lovely young lady!

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  2. MaryT12/12/23 20:21

    Lovely Kako, however I don't think that this skirt suits her.

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  3. Anonymous12/12/23 22:34

    Some years ago the "paper bag style" was fashion for skirts and pants. Kako's skirt is a bad imitation and is one of her less attractive outfits.

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  4. Anonymous12/12/23 23:00

    It would have been better if we could have seen the whole skirt and outfit. From the little that we can see, it is not very flattering at all.
    - Anon 9:13

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    1. missy13/12/23 11:20

      she wore it in Peru.
      https://www.newmyroyals.com/2023/11/princess-kako-visited-ludwig-van.html

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    2. deadeggs13/12/23 13:58

      Thanks for the link @missy.
      Now that I've seen her outfit in total, it's a 'like' from me.

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    3. Anonymous13/12/23 14:29

      Ah, thank you Missy - I'd either forgotten about that or missed it. I like it better now that I can see it in full. Still not my favourite but she can pull off a youthful fresh look like this. Thanks again.
      - Anon 9:13

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  5. Anonymous12/12/23 23:15

    I like this paperbag style skirt on her, among other things because I am happy to see her wear something different from what the Japanese royal ladies usually wear. It looks nice and fresh on young and pretty Kako. (GM)

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  6. Anonymous13/12/23 00:49

    Princess Kako is such a lovely young woman who seems to be quite approachable--she has such a beautiful and warm smile. The top is a wonderful shade of blue on her. I would love the paperbag-style skirt on her if the waist was a bit more defined but the fabric is beautiful.

    Janet

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  7. Anonymous13/12/23 01:41

    Nice smile. I like the top, but the skirt is a bit too bulky, at least for me. css

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  8. Anonymous13/12/23 03:21

    The blue color does not suit her skin tone, and the skirt, looks a fright. JJ

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  9. Anonymous13/12/23 07:29

    Is this not again an outfit that used to be worn by former Princess Mako ? The high waist on the paperbag skirt does not suit Princess Kako's figure so well. Maybe it is the fabric that doesn't work, the embroidery seems to add thickness to the paperbag folds. And we don't get to see the shoes (white ?) !
    Maguy

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  10. Achard6213/12/23 09:14

    Belle combinaison de couleurs rafraîchissantes mais la jupe ne la flatte pas du tout ; dans un style plus près du corps, elle serait plus à son avantage !

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  11. Anonymous13/12/23 12:31

    I’m surprised by so many negative reactions to this outfit, which looks to me more like an empire-waist dress than a skirt and top. I think it’s quite cute. I had never heard of the “paperbag” style, and agree that it’s not the most figure-flattering, but imo on a slender wearer like Kako it can work. The colors are lovely, and the multi-colored jacquard (?) portion of the dress is an opulent, dressy feature. Kako is managing to bring some interest to the imperial ladies’ style, while still keeping to a conservative standard as befits dressing for official engagements.

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    1. Coralie13/12/23 17:19

      Agree with Anonymous 12:31!

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  12. Ava Pittman14/12/23 23:36

    This is a very pretty ensemble, colors are lovely. The pearl necklace looks lovely, subtle and delicate.

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