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Kimono Punk: Styling & Photo Experience

13 June 2026, kl. 11:00 - 13:30

Where: Museum of Ethnography
Price: 650 kr with annual card, 750 kr without annual card
Additional information: Language: English
Location: Studio Ida Trotzig
Maki Kobayashi taiko artist and workshop leader
Buy tickets and annual card here
 
A creative kimono styling workshop with a professional photo session. Discover 
modern ways of wearing kimono and express your own unique style through 
Japanese garments.
 
Step into the world of Kimono Punk, where traditional Japanese garments meet 
contemporary creativity.
 
In this workshop, you will explore playful and creative ways of wearing 
vintage kimono through layering, belts, and personal styling. Inspired by the 
imaginative world of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings), participants are 
invited to experiment and express their own unique look through kimono.
The workshop takes place in Studio Ida Trotzig, surrounded by photographs of everyday 
life in Japan around the late 19th century — a reminder that kimono was once 
part of daily life and worn in many different ways.
 
After the styling session, participants will enjoy a professional photo 
shooting session to capture their Kimono Punk look.
 
No previous experience is needed — just curiosity and creativity.
 
After this workshop, you will be able to wear kimono by yourself in a simple 
and modern way.
 
Please note that this is a creative styling workshop, not a traditional 
kimono dressing class.
 
Language: English
 
Included
• Kimono styling using authentic kimono
• Photo session
• 3 edited photos included
Additional photos can be purchased for 50 SEK each.
 
What to bring (required) 
Please bring at least one item to wear under the kimono:
• Inner layer (nagajuban / under-kimono) if you have one
• A turtleneck or collared shirt
• A hoodie or similar top for layering
 
Also bring:
• A belt (to secure the obi)
 
Optional
If you own kimono items, feel free to bring them:
• Your own kimono or obi
• Old stockings / tights (these can be used creatively as styling 
accessories)
 
Kimono Style Guide
Maki Kobayashi – The Zenjo | 座禅場
https://www.thezenjo.com/kimonopunk
 
Photographer
Denise Vestin – Denizen Photography
https://www.denizenphotography.com