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We received a comment from a student at Tsukuba University:
I can confirm that the clothes this woman is wearing is Kurohiki-Furisode. She seems to be preparing for a wedding. Bridal costume with Kuro-Furisode and Tsunokakushi were common during the Showa era. The kimono with the hem of the Furisode pulled like a Unchikake was called Hiki-Furisode or Ohikizuri.
https://www.yumeyakimono.jp/news/196/
筑波大学の学生さんからコメントをいただきました:
この女性が着ている服は黒引振袖であることが確認できます。結婚式の準備をしているようです。黒振袖と角隠しの花嫁衣装は、昭和の時代によく見られました。振袖の裾を打掛のように引いた着物は「引振袖」や「おひきずり」と呼ばれていました。
https://www.yumeyakimono.jp/news/196/