ブラジル公式訪問中・佳子さま着用のワンピ売り上げ5倍に！？ 気になる！佳子さまファッション！｜TBS NEWS DIG

Inquiries pouring in! What are the thoughts behind Princess Kako's diplomatic fashion choices? Princess Kako, the second daughter of Prince Akishino, is currently on an official two-week visit to Brazil. She attended a ceremony at the Federal Congress in Brasília, the capital, commemorating the 130th anniversary of diplomatic relations. "I envision a future where the people of Japan and Brazil continue to promote exchange and stand together. As a dear friend, an amigo." Afterward, Princess Kako paid a courtesy call on President Lula. She conveyed a message from His Majesty the Emperor and engaged in a discussion for approximately 45 minutes. Her attire for the day was a beautiful furisode kimono, a light blue that gradually changed to yellow towards the hem. It featured the Akishino family crest, the "Kikutsuga" (chrysanthemum and hemlock). This is very similar to the kimono worn by her older sister, Princess Mako Komuro, during her visit to Paraguay in 2016. Princess Kako's fashion choices always attract attention whenever she visits abroad. Juri Ochi, PR Representative, Java Corporation: "There's a bit of a panic going on within the company. Right now, we're really caught up in Princess Kako fever." This is according to Viaggio Blu, a Kobe-based fashion brand. The brand that created the dress worn by Princess Kako during her visit to São Paulo—a dress featuring white camellias and vibrant green—has received five times the sales of last year in just four days since the news broke. Juri Ochi, PR Representative, Java Corporation: "Our company is an apparel company located in Kobe. I've heard that the first immigrant ships to Brazil departed from Kobe Port, so perhaps that's why she chose a Kobe brand." Princess Kako often chooses her attire with the destination in mind. In addition, the navy hat and white jacket she wore on the first day of her visit is noteworthy. In fact, seven years ago, when her older sister, Princess Mako, made an official visit to Brazil, she wore a similar navy hat and white jacket suit. Furthermore, the light green obi (sash) of the furisode (long-sleeved kimono) she wore when attending the welcome ceremony in São Paulo State closely resembles the one Princess Mako wore at the time. Perhaps this was a conscious effort to create a matching outfit for the sisters? "My parents and sister also cherish the warm welcome we received from everyone as a precious memory." ▼TBS NEWS DIG Official Website: https://newsdig.tbs.co.jp/ ▼Please subscribe to our channel!    / @tbsnewsdig   ▼Submit information here: "TBS Insiders" https://www.tbs.co.jp/news_sp/tbs-ins... ▼Submit video here: "TBS Scoop Submission" https://www.tbs.co.jp/news_sp/toukou.... #news #TBS #newsdig