Is Kaguya's clothes based off of...?

[madara uchlha]

Is her clothes based off an Mongolian robe? I was watching an video of Genghis Khan and something about his clothes was very familiar.

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Do you guys think it's possible her clothes are based off Mongolian Robes?[video=youtube;W9D4cRVP4r8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9D4cRVP4r8[/video]
Skip to 1:44 to see what I mean. Ironically both Genghis Khan and Kaguya were the most powerful people during their time period. (And probably all of history, in both cases)
Coincidence or not?

 

[Tobi98]

We need Sir Derp Obito here... Lol

 

[Tennis Robot]

You're right; not many important people have ever worn large, billowing robes in the past.

 

[Angelic.]

i dont know.
looks russiany with fur. no. tobirama has fur!

 

[Sound]

It's based of kimono design hence the long sleeves.[

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[dewooder123]

Kaguya's is much looser around the arms. But I wouldn't say no, it's still resembles it.

 

[Fex]

It look like it..like A LOT

 

[paratise]

It is based on any type of attire i would not like to caught dead in.

OT: Good find, her clothing has an ancient asian vibe anyway. So why not?

 

[Tobi98]

But not it isn't, the Mongols robes are for warriors, Kaguya's based on the Shinto Priests

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[paratise]

Tbh that type of loose clothing is common in old Asian cultures from East to West sides of it...

 

[Torche]

Maybe, except about 10 sizes too big. Lol

 

[madara uchlha]

Now that I think of it Naruto's world is based on Japan, but Kaguya is from an distant world, so maybe it's more likely than I thought. XD Also, I don't see how the Priest uniform or Kimono's pattern is similar? I see the shape , but nothing else.

 

[ShinjuMadara]

Its based on a underneath kimono

 

[AlphaMaleLion]

No its not

 

[Moe22]

Kimonos and those Mongolian garbs are quite similar...

 

[Simbv]

How about we call it a Kimono and move on.