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Cute sailor-style and kimono looks!*#FollowMeTo* A sweet couple's Japan travel adventure

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Cute sailor-style and kimono looks!*#FollowMeTo* A sweet couple's Japan travel adventure

By Olivia

Their sweet back-to-back pose with hands held has become an iconic image imitated by couples worldwide. The #FollowMeTo duo, Murad Osmann and Natalia Zakharova, continue to travel and shoot photos even after getting married. Recently, this internet-famous couple visited one of Hong Kongers’ favorite travel destinations—Japan. Let’s see if it can bring new inspiration for your next Tokyo trip!* Just like every girl who loves fashion, wearing a kimono is a must-do in Japan. Natalia even wore three different styles—seems she really loves kimonos.

In a mysterious bamboo forest, she donned a soft, classical cream-yellow kimono, exuding a gentle, traditional beauty.

A mature and alluring black kimono contrasts beautifully with the red background, creating the illusion of stepping into an enchanting Japanese fantasy world while also showcasing strong fashion flair.

Wearing a bright blue kimono at a bustling temple fair gave Natalia an adorable, sweet-girl-next-door vibe—very much like a classic Japanese maiden.

These scenic spots and color schemes are definitely great references for couples wanting to take kimono photos together—boyfriends, take note!* Also, just like many girls around the globe, Natalia is a huge fan of *Sailor Moon*. Since they were already in Japan, cosplaying was a must-do experience.

Want to learn more couple photo tips from #FollowMeTo? Make sure to follow their Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natalyosmann/

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