STYLE 2 Add and subtract to get to zero.
Champion is a very standard brand, but what do you think about its universality?
In today's fashion, especially "reshop," it is difficult to enjoy everything if you don't know the standard. My own way of enjoying fashion is the same. It is fun to know "what decade was the base, and how it has been edited and updated. So, I don't think it is necessary to have a standard, but I think it is necessary to know it. If possible, I would like to have what is called a "classic" in my closet at home.
So, the hoodie is based on the classic fleece of the 90s, but with updated details and a modern silhouette.
However, I am a classic fundamentalist. I wear older stuff more often, so this hoodie is my first experience with modern updated clothing. But when I tried it on like this, I was convinced that "This is what I mean: ......! I was convinced. I can certainly appreciate the comfort and shape of the clothes. The older clothes I always wear have a rough silhouette, so I have to be cool somewhere. I was thinking about how to coordinate for today's shoot from early in the morning. But then I realized. If I wear this, I can look fashionable without trying too hard.
It helps to look fashionable without thinking about it. But I don't have many clothes like that. How do you usually coordinate your clothes?
I always add and subtract to get to zero. With this hoodie, it's about plus 7 because it's made in the U.S.A. but dropped in a modern way. Then I add old logger boots and thick chinos, and it becomes minus 7, bringing it to zero. It's just a feeling, but that's the kind of balance I always try to achieve.
You have adjusted your look by combining items that incorporate modern elements with classical items.
If it is too modern, it looks like you are trying too hard. If you add and subtract well, you can find a point where anyone can feel at home. If the balance is not right, it is a little embarrassing (laughs). I want to match new things with old clothes. I think adjusting that is the fun part of fashion.
