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In page Kimono:

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In modern-day Japan, layered kimonos are generally only seen on the stage, whether for classical dances or in kabuki. A false second layer called a hiyoku (比翼, "second wing") may be attached instead of an entirely separate kimono to achieve this look; the hiyoku resembles the lower half of a kimono's lining which, and is sewn to the kimono horizontally along the back. A hiyoku may have a false collar attached to it, or a matching false collar sewn to the kimono separately, creating the illusion of layering at the neckline; separate false sleeve cuffs may also be sewn into the kimono to create this effect.[citation needed]