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Coming of Age Day in Japan – Kimono Pictures 2014 Coming of Age Day (Seijin no Hi) is a Japanese holiday celebrating young people’s graduation into adulthood. Every Japanese boy or girl who reaches the age of 20 (the legal age of majority in Japan) between April 2nd of the previous year and April 1st of the current year is invited to join ceremonies throughout Japan celebrating their transition from childhood to adulthood. After a local government-organized morning or early afternoon Coming of Age ceremony with their family, new adults usually head out to party with their friends and celebrate their new freedom (and responsibility). For lovers of Japanese fashion, one of the best things about Coming of Age Day is that young women attending the official ceremonies throughout Japan traditionally wear formal furisode kimono along with beautifully done hair and makeup. Kimono are a relatively rare sight on the streets of Tokyo these days (with the exception of yukata during hanabi season).
EXPRESSION OLD SCHOOL TATOO Facial contrast and femininity How to hyperstimulate a sex-recognition algorithm. Women have higher luminous contrast between their facial skin and their lip/eye color. This contrast effect is influenced not only by degree of lightness but also by degree of redness (source). Women are fairer in complexion because their skin has less melanin and less blood (Edwards and Duntley, 1939). Male castrates similarly look pale (Edwards et al., 1941). For this reason, relative lightness or darkness of skin seems to be key to sex recognition. The luminance contrast between the eyes and the surrounding skin and the lips and the surrounding skin has been termed ‘facial contrast’. This contrast effect has influenced the development of cosmetics. Ancient Egypt was an early center for the development of cosmetics (Dayagi-Mendels, 1989). This contrast effect may have likewise influenced evolution within our species. Not just luminous contrast Hue contrast explains why redness—lipstick, red clothing, etc. References Dupuis-Roy, N., I.
Linnea Regnander - ALL ABOUT MODELS Linnea Regnander comes from Sweden. She’s curently working with IMG Models in London, Milan, New York & Paris and Stockholmsgruppen in Sweden. Linnea stands at 5′10. She did an amazing first season. Take a look on her showlist New York: 3.1 Philip Lim, Alexander Wang, BCBG, Carlos Miele, Calvin Klein, Edun, Jason Wu, Lela Rose, Nannette Lepoir London: Antonia Beradi, Christopher Kane, Jager, Matthew Williamson, Pringle of Scotland Milan: Albino, Bottega Veneta, Brioni, Marco de Vincenzo, Maurizio Pecoraro, Mila Schön, Versus Paris: Alexis Mabille, Cacharel, Celine, Damir Doma, Dries van Noten, Giambattista Valli, Kenzo, Miu Miu, Rochas, Roland Mouret, Sharon Wauchob, Valentino, Vanessa BrunoResult: 32 shows Opened / closed: 1 opened / 1 closed All about Models NUMBER ” 13 “
MODEL / PEOPLE EDITORIAL: Xiao Wen Ju in New York Times' T Magazine, Fall 2012 Model: Xiao Wen Ju (IMG) Editorial: Eye Instensity Magazine: New York Times' T Magazine, Fall 2012 Photographer: Richard Burbridge Stylist: Vanessa Traina Hair: Yannick d'Is Makeup: Mark Carrasquillo Manicure: Eri Honda Source: New York Times' T Magazine
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