A modernized or adapted miko outfit. Hakurei Reimu's and Yae Miko's outfits are prime examples of this.

Common features of nontraditional miko outfits include:

• Hakama short skirts – shortened to resemble modern short skirts, especially pleated skirts
• Sleeveless kimono tops, often with detached sleeves
• Thighhighs – especially white tabi ribbon-trimmed ones
• High-heeled (wedge or platform-heeled) sandals, often worn with above thighhighs
• Generally designs with elements taken from modern fashion like lolita, school uniforms, etc.

Nontraditional miko outfits should not be tagged miko, as that tag is for traditional miko outfits.

Examples

Kochiya Sanae

Yae Miko

Kongou

Sakura Miko

See also

• Adapted uniform
• Japanese clothes

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