Woman of the warrior class in street wear: a kosode pulled up over her head.

The figure in the photo shows the informal townwear of the samurai woman in the Muromachi era.

As for the body length and the sleeve width, "kosode" kimono is a short paddle.

The cuff is small and the skirt is round.

Its body width is as large as 2-jo.

The "tsuji-ga-hana zome" dyeing method was begun at these days.

And soon, the technology of dyeing and weaving progressed much more.

The figure in the phot wears a thin and beautiful "kuke-obi" belt and pulls up the "kosode" kimono over its head.

This style is called "kazuki (=pulling up)."