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Kimono Rental and Stylist Services for Fashion

Kimono House, located in the trendy SoHo area of New York City can provide the very special authentic Japanese garments and accessories that you need for your project.  We rent and sell gorgeous and distinctive Kimonos and related Japanese clothing and accessories for Photoshoots, Videoshoots, TV, film and fashion shows. 
In addition, Kimono House will provide expert Japanese kimono stylist services that are available on location or in our SoHo store as needed.




Our large roster of clients include A-list models and celebrities, fashion editors, TV shows, fashion events, film, magazines, world class celebrity and fashion photographers as well as stylists and costume designers. 



Kimono House rents Japanese set props, provides kimono styling services and Japanese set consultation for photoshoots and film and set design.



We are experienced with providing you with the individual attention you need to make your projects a success.

Chanel, Victoria's Secret, CBS, Vogue, AnOther Magazine, W Magazine, Marie Claire, CR Fashion Book, Madonna are just a few of our notable clients.

Supermodel at Kimono House
Kimono House stylist CR Fashion

Kimono House styling with CR Fashion Book shoot

Fashion photo shoot

CR Fashion

Fashion Shoot


CR Fashion Book Shoot


Our many years of experience, huge collection of fabulous Japanese kimonos and accessories, along with the expertise and attention to detail required will help your project be a success.

Contact us for your rental/purchase and consulting needs.

Kimono House can be reached at 212-505-0232





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