Today we have Kanade figure!
Okay okay. I know this figure was released in November last year. And this picture set probably should have come out earlier in January.
"Some may have seen on the 10th of January many Japanese girls in Kimono, not just a Kimono but really gorgeous ones.
This is called Haregi (晴れ着). The literal meaning of Hare is sunny day, also means wonderful day and Gi/Ki means clothes. Why a clothes for sunny day? Imagine, a sunny day has a lot of light and you leave the house with a very nice clothes as if you are going out to the lightened stage. So, Haregi means a Kimono for special occasion; Shougatsu, celebrations such as Seijin no Hi.
Haregi, as it´s for cheering occasions, has lots of bright colour and usually with gorgeous drawings. Also the sleeves are very long which is called Oo-furisode (大振り袖/ big sleeves). If I´m not wrong, only unmarried women can wear Oo-furisode and married women wear the ones with shorter sleeves."
http://www.iromegane.com/japan/culture/seijin-no-hi-in-japan/