【New Item】Tulle Hibifuku (Vest) with Flower Embroidery, 3D Lace, and Organza Frill Apron Dress ★ ⚠️No copying or image use allowed!!⚠️ For those who want to be themselves! Recommended for those who don't want to be like others! ♡ Make cuteness more casual and accessible! Enjoying yukata (summer kimono)! Originally priced at 11,800 yen, but for the new item, we're offering it for the first time at a limited price of 10,500 yen each ♡♡♡ ※Price may fluctuate depending on stock. m(__)m Absolutely adorable ★ Only fluffy lace wins ★ It's trending on Instagram! Western-style accessories for yukata! Incorporating Western styles into Japanese attire, a perfect blend of Japanese and Western, truly Taisho Roman and Showa Retro! Tulle hibifuku are popular, but they're not widely sold online, except maybe at Catherine Cottage, and there aren't many varieties... So, I made my own! ★ I layered organza lavishly and made it super puffy and frilly! ✴︎ Because it's white, it's incredibly easy to match with any color kimono! Even after Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), it's recommended for everyday wear with regular clothes ♡ ♡How to wear♡ It's super easy to put on ★ It has strings at the back, so you can simply wear it over your kimono and tie it at the back to easily change your image ^ ^ You can also make a big ribbon at the back with the included organza heko obi (soft sash) ★ 【Color】 White 【Size】 90-100 ※Hibifuku only. Kimono, zori (sandals), etc. are not included. ※The purple obiage (undersash) and pearl obijime (sash cord) are not included. They are sold on other pages ^ ^ If you want to see our other yukata and kimono-related products, click here ▶︎ Easy, affordable, and stylish yukata frill lace obi decoration, obi cord, graduation hakama, coming-of-age furisode, Shichi-Go-San Yukata, decorative cord, pearl lace, ribbon, frill, furisode, kimono, obijime, obiage, obi decoration, velvet, decorative string, children, kids, jinbei, festival, Bon Odori, Shichi-Go-San, Hina Matsuri, Doll Festival, New Year's, shrine, Hatsumiyamairi (first shrine visit), Okuizome (first meal ceremony), coming-of-age ceremony, wedding, shiromuku (white wedding kimono) 103