Robes and Kimonos
A lewd kimono or robe is a light garment in satin, lace or sheer fabric that you wear over lingerie or around the house, hinting at more than it shows. To choose, check the length, how sheer it is and the size in the listing.
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What is a lewd kimono?
It is a light robe in lace, satin, chiffon or silk, worn open or tied at the waist. It works for greeting guests at home, as a layer over a lingerie set or for the time before an encounter. Unlike a nightdress or a babydoll, which usually go on over the head, a robe opens at the front and is closed with a belt or tie, or left loose.
Types of robes and kimonos
The best sellers combine lace on the sleeves and back with a semi-sheer body. Sizes run from XS to 4XL, and if you are looking for more roomy styles, also see plus sizes. A satin kimono in black or burgundy is the most versatile piece: it works as lingerie, as a robe for around the house and for taking photos.
- By length: short, midi or long.
- By fastening: with a belt, with a tie or open.
- By sheerness: from satin, which covers, to chiffon or lace, which show through.
How to choose
- Length: short if you want to show off your legs; midi or long if you prefer more coverage.
- Fabric: satin covers; chiffon and lace are sheer. Check the name, the photos and the description, because not every listing gives the fabric in detail.
- Fastening: an adjustable belt lets you cinch it at the waist; open styles are worn loose.
- Sleeves: long, short or flared, depending on how much of your arms you want covered.
- What is included: some robes come with a thong; the listing says whether it is included.
- Size: check the sizes available for that style in the listing.
Robes and Kimonos: frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a robe and a kimono?
In lingerie, very little. A kimono usually has wide sleeves and a straight cut, inspired by the Japanese garment, while a robe can be more fitted; both open at the front.
What do I wear underneath?
Whatever you feel like: a set, a bodysuit or nothing. With a sheer fabric, the lingerie underneath shows and becomes part of the look.
How do I wash a lace or satin robe?
By hand in cold water, dried flat and without a tumble dryer, which is how lace, chiffon and satin hold up best. If the label says otherwise, follow the label.
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