As a stylist by profession, Ikeda often has to deal with unexpected situations at photo shoots. In such cases, a multi-tool comes in handy. From his own past experience, Mr. Ikeda has become keenly aware of the importance of this item.
."For example, there are many things that would be useful, such as scissors and tweezers, that no one in the field has. I don't always use a multi-tool, but I always have one with me these days to avoid "what if" situations in the field," says Ikeda, who is particularly fond of a card-type multi-tool commonly known as a Swiss card. The compact card is packed with tools such as scissors, knives, toothpicks, and so on.
The cards and other items that have remained over the years are not only functional, but also aesthetically pleasing designs. The card also includes items such as body spray for sweaty bodies and shoehorns for models, which are always available to ensure that everything goes smoothly and without causing discomfort to those around them. She says, "A stylist must also play the role of a mother who takes care of everyone. That's how you create the atmosphere on the job site. The tools I chose for this project are necessary for that purpose.