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* ''[[Iro Otoko]]'' centres around a designer who is trying to market fashionable men's kimonos, which isn't working very well for him. Both he and others models walk around in them to advertise, invoking this trope.
* Sakaki buys Yuki a kimono in ''[[Heart Strings]]'' in order to present him as a "yakuza wife." Very much [[Fan Service]].
* In ''[[Legal Drug]]'' the main characters all wear yukata at one point and Kazahaya immediately begins complimenting the beautiful Kakei. Saiga, on the other hand, gets the opposite reaction as he looks like a nightclub worker wearing yukata and [[Sunglasses
* In ''[[Kaze no Yukue]]'' while at a summer festival Kento starts talking about how pretty women in yukata are and his lover Akira makes a sulky comment about yukata not suiting him. This of course spawns an [[Imagine Spot]] of Akira in yukata that is actually a bit of a [[Fan Service]] [[Rule of Funny|fail]].
* ''[[Ai Yori Aoshi]]'' has the female lead always wearing a kimono. This is "justified" because her father owns the largest kimono manufacturing company, and it just wouldn't do if his daughter was seen wearing something besides a kimono made by her family.
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{{quote|'''Amasawa''': "Cute?"
'''Koganei''': "[[Distracted by the Sexy|Yeah]]...I mean NO!" }}
* One of the scenes in a ''[[Code Geass]]'' game have the mainly European cast wearing kimonos. Hilariously, it even included the [[Meganekko]] who has... ''problems'' with the Japanese.
* Yumi from [[Rurouni Kenshin]] wears an off-the-shoulders kimono that should not logically stay up. She is also a former prostitute.
* ''[[Sayonara, Zetsubou-sensei]]'' makes reference to the fact that a kimono would traditionally be worn without underwear, and the whole show is a massive example of type A, thriving in [[Awesome Anachronistic Apparel]].
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* [[Shakugan no Shana|Shana]], a world-innocent [[Tsundere]], sports a kimono during some festival episodes, and almost everyone both in and out-universe agree she's cute wearing it.
* In ''[[Gosick]]'' Kujo wears a men's kimono for an entire episode. A rare male example.
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