4 Easy Ways to Style Your Kimono Robe

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When we decided to bring the heritage of traditional Japanese kimono to the contemporary designs of modern kimono robes, we knew versatility was key. The heritage and traditions of kimono make it the perfect piece to complement a fancy occasion, an important milestone, and of course, the beauty of everyday life. So when folks ask us: “Can I wear my kimono out of the house?” we jump at the chance to say “Yes! And here’s how!”

A kimono robe isn’t just something you wear at home — it’s a statement piece, giving a luxurious touch to your wardrobe, and easily turning a simple everyday outfit into something effortlessly elegant. It’s self care you can wear, whether at home, brunching with your girlfriends, attending a family wedding, or simply taking your self care routine more seriously, your kimono style is far more versatile than you might think. So today in the journal, we’re sharing four simple yet sophisticated ways to wear your kimono style charmeuse or silk robe like the work of wearable art that it is, and how to style your look to match the versatility and beauty of your everyday life.

Silk Keina Kimono Robe

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Wear Your Dusters for Women Out and About

A kimono robe isn’t just an indulgence for lazy Sundays at home. Worn with the right intention, it’s a statement piece to make you feel like a queen, comfortable in your own skin, and with an air of unreserved confidence. Here are a few ways to style it for a day or night out: Belt it over a sleek slip dress for an effortlessly elegant silhouette and classical style. Wear it open over a fitted bodysuit and tailored high-waisted trousers for a modern, high-fashion look. Layer it over a monochrome outfit (think all black, all white, or a rich jewel tone) to create a canvas for your wearable work of art, allowing the kimono robe’s symbolic designs and and richly saturated watercolors take center stage. This styling approach works especially well with dusters for women, which have that perfect dramatic flow when you walk and sway this way. If you’ve ever wanted to feel like you’re floating through life with confidence and grace, this is the way to do it. And don’t be surprised if people stop you to ask where you picked up this special piece, it’s that kind of statement.

Washable Silk Jia Kimono Robe

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Wear It as a Luxury Set for Self Care in Kimono Style

There’s self care, and then there’s self care you can wear. If you love luxuriating in wrapping yourself in 100% washable silk, why not take it a step further by turning your kimono robe into a complete kimono style set? With our signature Jia design, you can pair your silk bathrobe with the matching Jia kerchief scarf — wear it in your hair for a timeless mid-century style, around your neck as a 1960s look, or on your tote bag as a modern pop of color and luxury that you can easily take with you on the go. Or, pair your silk men’s bathrobe with a silk Sleeping Eye Mask for the ultimate beauty sleep upgrade. Or, pair your luxurious dusters for women with our Jia Beach Bag and Towel Tote, a 2-in-1 stylish upgrade for all your beach essentials. It carries everything you need beachside or poolside, and then effortlessly unzips into a terrycloth towel so you can lay in luxury. This “matching set” approach works beautifully for both kimono jackets for ladies and full length dusters for women. Imagine starting your morning wrapped in silky elegance or ending your evening with a touch of glamour. Your matching luxury set reminds you to surround yourself with beauty in the everyday moments. (And we’re also happy to remind you: you deserve it!)

Peony & Bird Kimono Robe

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Style It for Formal Affairs

Need something elegant to wear over your dress for a wedding, gala, or cocktail party? Skip the standard shawl or blazer and slip into a kimono jacket for ladies instead. As a lightweight, flowy layer, it adds just the right amount of drama without being overpowering. It’s a gorgeous, sophisticated silhouette that looks good on everybody. Here’s how to make it work: drape a floral silk duster for women over an equally flowy dress for an added layer of interest and sophistication. Or, wear your kimono jacket for women belted over a fitted midi dress for a structured-meets-romantic vibe. You can also choose a longer, sweeping kimono jacket for women to replace a formal overcoat — it moves beautifully and instantly upgrades your outfit whether you keep it on or hang it up. This styling trick is especially perfect if you love unique, artistic pieces. Instead of blending in with the crowd, you’ll stand out in the best way possible. 

Washable Silk Yuri Kimono Robe

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Style It for Low Key Meetups

Just because you’re keeping things casual doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style. A kimono style robe is the easiest way to elevate an everyday moment. Whether you’re running errands, grabbing coffee with a friend, or heading to a laid-back dinner, its elegance is not just for the everyday. Here’s how to make it wear it: layer your kimono style robe over a white t-shirt and jeans for an effortlessly cool, bohemian-inspired look. Or, pair it with leggings and sneakers for a casual yet stylish way to run those daily errands. Or, wear it over a tank and denim shorts in warmer weather for a breezy, put-together outfit that’s perfect for a mid-afternoon coffee date or your weeklong music festival vacation. Think of your dusters for women as the sophisticated alternatives to a typical cardigan or everyday layer. It gives you a little extra warmth, and way more style. And if you’re looking for something with a bit of masculine edge, a silk men’s bathrobe can also be styled for a laid-back yet polished vibe. Think sleek monochrome outfits with a robe layered on top, jeans and a cowboy hat, or even sweats and sneakers without a shirt. There are endless ways to make your low key silk men’s bathrobe feel like the upgrade your closet needed.

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