On October 18, 2024, Japan's Princess Kako attended the opening ceremony of the International Ceramic Festival Mino at the Ceramic Park MINO in the city of Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture. The Princess later visited Oribe-no-Sato Park in Toki. Toki City was one of Japan's most significant pottery/ceramics production areas during the Momoyama period. Oribe-no-Sato Park houses the remains of the Motoyashiki Kiln, a National Historic Site.
Elégant costume dont la couleur pastel qui lui convient bien surtout avec un haut bleu-marine !
ReplyDeleteEmpress Masako always has good tailoring with her pantsuits, Kako needs a different tailor.
ReplyDeleteOh wow what a beautiful suit. Amazing how a good tailor/seamstress can make wide pants look good on a short person. Lovely busy princess.
ReplyDeleteNice color. I think this suit is a little too big.
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This well tailored pale blue pantsuit, looks incredibly good on her. How bright and engaging is, always the same on her visits. She is a marvelous asset to the Imperial royal family. Well done to her.
ReplyDeleteI still can’t figure how she could look so adorable in all these mumsy outfits “the men in power” foist upon the Japanese royal family. She is absolute magic.
ReplyDeleteKako does it again! Modern trouser suit in a pretty blue. Glad to see her choosing a trouser suit--just her aunt the empress. I'm a little mixed about the suit itself--the tailoring is wonderful but I feel the length of the jacket is iffy but the neckline styling is beautiful. Still, this is another fashionable and fashion forward look from Kako who seems to have a genius at getting past the Imperial Fashion Police. Kako is a star!
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