There remains a portrait of her (owned by Jimyo-in Temple on Mt. Koya) in which she wears a kimono in a peculiar fashion, without 'Ohashori' (tucking up the bottom of a kimono); however, in those days, kimono for women were designed to 'Tsuitake' (the length of one's body), which made it common not to have 'Ohashori'.
着物の「おはしょり」を作らない独特の着付け方をした肖像画（高野山　持明院蔵）が伝えられている（但し、この時代の着物は女性でも「対丈」に作られるため「おはしょり」がないのが普通である）。