Q: Please introduce yourself.
I currently live in Japan and mainly share my personal style based on street fashion.
I work at a clothing store, and on my days off, I study design and fashion brands.
I’m especially interested in Japanese, Korean, and European fashion.

Q: What message do you think your style conveys without words?
I think my style expresses something simple yet unique — a message of freedom and authenticity,
without needing to say anything.

Q: Is there a color you naturally gravitate toward when getting dressed?
I naturally go for black, white, and neutral tones.
But I also like adding vivid colors as accents.

Q: What kind of weather or season makes you enjoy styling the most?
I love seasons like spring, fall, and winter when I can enjoy layering.
For weather, I like slightly cloudy or sunny days — they make it easier to think about color and texture combinations.

Q: Do you think style is something you can learn, or something that comes naturally?
I think it’s both.
You can learn the basics, but in the end, individuality and intuition matter the most.

Q: If your recent outfit had a soundtrack, what would it be?
Probably something calm like Lo-fi or R&B.
It would feel like walking through a city at sunset.

Q: Do you know any Korean brands, or is there one you’ve been interested in?
I’ve been paying attention to brands like ADER Error and thisisneverthat.
Their unique sense of humor and design perspective are really interesting.

Q: What’s an item you’ve been wearing more often lately, and why?
A denim jacket. It goes well with almost anything,
and I love that I can wear it throughout all seasons.

Q: If your style were a city, which one would it be, and why?
Tokyo.
It’s a place where many people value individuality while also embracing trends,
and I feel that free, diverse atmosphere reflects my own style.