I remade a tomesode (a formal kimono for married women) into a long dress with a bolero. It features a landscape pattern with buildings reminiscent of Heian period aristocratic residences, which I highly recommend for its elegance. The green gradation is also lovely. The pattern is not only on the front but also on the back hem, giving it a luxurious feel. Instead of a bolero, I think it would also be nice to wear a shawl or cardigan over it. Dress length: 123cm, Back width: 45cm, Body width: 55cm, Bolero length: 42cm, Back width: 48cm, Body width: 56cm Sleeve length: 48cm. Sizes range from M to LL. If the dress length is too long, I think it will be fine to wear a regular belt, lift the dress like an overblouse, and then tie this ribbon. Since you will be tying the ribbon, the length will likely be shorter than 123cm. This is handmade by an amateur, so please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfect stitching.