Gwen Stefani is working on a secret new project in Japan.
Gwen Stefani channels her inner geisha! The “Misery” singer, 46, shared some photos from a secret project on social media Sunday night, posing in a kimono and using the hashtag #pricelessjapan.
Stefani’s wrap was mint green with red and pink flowers printed down the sleeves. She wore a red and white checked belt to complete the look. The platinum blonde singer took several pics in the getup, looking out a window and onto a Japanese garden in one.
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She also shared a split throwback shot of her younger self in a red and white kimono with the caption, “#pricelessjapan gx wow!”
This isn’t the first time Stefani has shown her affinity for Japanese culture. Back in 2004, the No Doubt frontwoman was criticized for her use of four Asian dancers she called the Harajuku Girls, naming a song after them and “renaming” them “Love,” “Angel,” Music,” “Baby” after her album title.
In 2014, Stefani defended her decisions, telling Time Magazine, “You can look at it from a negative point of view if you want to, but get off my cloud. Because, seriously, that was all meant out of love.”
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These days Stefani is focused on the next stage of her career, preparing for the release of her album, This Is What the Truth Feels Like, on March 18. Over the weekend, Saturday Night Live announced that Stefani would be performing during the April 2 episode. Her new boyfriend, Blake Shelton, retweeted the announcement, writing, “I just set my DVR!!!!! Yee Haw!!!!!”
Stefani couldn’t attend the 2016 Kid’s Choice Awards on Saturday when Shelton hosted, sending her sons Zuma and Apollo in her stead and attempting to FaceTime in.