Today is the traditional day for changing your summer wardrobe over to your fall and winter one. It's been a tradition in Japan since Edo times.
I am currently swamped with other things right now, otherwise I would take half a day to poke around in my kimono, putting away the summer ones (which sadly, I hardly wore this year) and bringing out the fall and winter ones.
Maybe in a few weeks when everything has simmered down.
Kitsune 狐 is "fox" in Japanese. Fox is also a slang term denoting a sexy/attractive woman.
Kitsuke, written 着付け, is kimono dressing; written as 気付け, it means encouragement.
In Japanese Folkore, foxes have supernatural powers,
such as the ability to shapeshift. Folktale foxes will often take on the form of gorgeous women wearing lavish kimono.
Basically, I'm making a tortuous pun about encouraging people to do kitsuke (wearing kimono)
because I believe that wearing kimono can transform one into a supernaturally sexy and elegant creature.