"First, dress her up," instructs Iwasa-san, as she is known in Japan, to her website visitors. "Cheer or yell. Do whatever you like to enjoy the moment with your family.
Second, after you are enough with your joy, take a photo!
And third, remove her clothes and give her a hug, say 'Thank you!'
Prin, for the most part, seems used to it. "'Costumes for dogs have been popular for 20 years,' Iwasa told Global Post.
'But we didn't have costumes for cats because we believed cats groom themselves and don't like to wear clothes. But, I met my cat, Prin, and suddenly thought, ' I want to dress her up!''These days, Prin and Koutara are fashion chameleons—they dress like businesspeople, frogs, other cats, bunnies, Hogwarts students, Victorian school marms, Parisian ladies, you name it. "Without costumes, Prin is just an ordinary cat. But if she wears costumes, she becomes an alien from another planet," Iwasa says. Purr-fect.
· Cat fancy: American Girl meets Hello, Kitty [Global Post]
· The tailor of a cat, Cat Prin [Pet Office]