24 year old sunglasses.

Nozaki:I bought my first pair of Ray-Ban Clubmasters, and MOSCOT is also a regular. . Among them, my latest favorite is a pair of Ray-Bans that belonged to my grandfather.

Nozaki:The need to wear a mask has overwhelmingly led to the sale of lighter colored lenses. This is because a mask & dark lenses would make them look suspicious.

Nozaki:Both. . So I always carry two things with me (laughs). . One pair of sunglasses to block out the sun and one pair that is thin enough to wear indoors.

Ms. Hirasawa is a 25-year-old designer of "FOLL," a private brand of the boutique UNFOLLOW. Today's sunglasses are from "BLANC...", which is also sold at "UNFOLLOW". (BLANC...), which is also carried by "UNFOLLOW. which is also carried by "UNFOLLOW.

. has always been my favorite brand. The lenses are not as dark as they look, and I like the clarity that allows for last-minute eye contact. I have two pairs of the same shape. They are made in Sabae and priced at a little over 30,000 yen. I am very glad I bought these sunglasses.

Ms. Hirasawa's daily coordinate is either casual and beautiful, or beautiful and casual. On this day, she chose the former, and her shirt and pants are from "FOLL," a brand she designs herself. Incidentally, Ms. Hirasawa wears long sleeves no matter how hot it is. . The reason is that short sleeves give a scary impression.

What kind of year was it for you at age 24? The stoic Mr. Hirasawa answered, "It was a year of 24 years old.

. every year since I entered the fashion world, I renew the pain. Every year I think about what I could have done differently, even in the years that went well. . I'm not satisfied with the results alone, and I value the process more than the results. The standard of achievement goes up every year, so it was tough at age 24, but I am sure it will be tougher at age 25. But whatever it is, I want to enjoy it and get through it."

Ms. Yamashita is a store staff at City Shop Shinjuku. She has been wearing sunglasses since the summer of 2021, and currently wears a pair of sunglasses by "OLIVER PEOPLES" x "THE ROW" that she recently purchased. The fact that only a small number of these sunglasses are sold was a deciding factor in his decision to purchase these sunglasses.

. My ears are smaller than other people's, so celluloid frames tend to fall out of my ears. . In that respect, I like these sunglasses because the temples are thin and they fit well. Also, I don't want to wear a hat before work because I don't want to mess up my hair. But I also don't want to get sunburned. When I do, I always wear sunglasses to protect myself from the sun.

To solve the "too simple" summer problem, a glitzy vest by Chika Kisada is paired with an African batik skirt, an original City Shop item, for a glamorous look. Sandals are by everyone's favorite "Ufos.

When I turn 24, I want to try out more and different fashions. My tastes have become more established to some extent, but my goal is to flatten out my own preferences, which have become so entrenched. In the future, my goal is to become a woman like Etsumi Nagao, who worked as the director of "City Shop.

Ms. Watanabe works as a store staff at "blinc," a famous eyewear store in Gaienmae. Ms. Watanabe, who says she has purchased more than 10 pairs of eyewear in the past year, has recently been wearing "blinc's" original "Elder_ARAOKAGANKYO" sunglasses.

. These sunglasses are characterized by the different shapes of the upper part and the lower part. As you can see, the top part is angular, but the bottom part is rounded. , so called "blow type" eyewear. Also, this model was designed by a product designer, Mr. Kimikazu Futamata. Therefore, it is made from a different perspective from that of an eyeglass maker, and I think the pinkish color in particular is unique to this model.

The key to the coordination of the day was monotone. When he wants to show off his eyewear, he always keeps his outfit low. The contrast between the "Hermes" shirt purchased at the vintage clothing store "Whistler" in Koenji and the pants from "MUJI" is also very current.

. when I was 24, I was in a different line of business . I was baking cakes from morning till night as a pastry chef (laughs). (laughs) . At the time, I didn't have the slightest idea that I would be working in a glasses shop. However, at that age, you start to get used to your job and think about the future again, so I think it is a good time for 24-year-olds to take the plunge and make a decision.

Tsukishima is a downtown area of Tokyo. Monja Street, named after the city's famous gourmet, is lined with about 50 monja-yaki restaurants, and on weekends and holidays, people line up outside to get in and out of any one of them.

Downtown," a select eyewear store, operates quietly down a small street off of such a busy street. The store is run by the owner, Mr. Hara, and the manager, Mr. Nakayama.

Mr. Hara and Mr. Nakayama are classmates and hometown residents. . They are from Fukui Prefecture, the birthplace of eyeglasses. When they were both 20 years old, they promised each other that they would open an eyeglass shop together in the future, and went their separate ways. Mr. Hara became an employee of "Louis Vuitton" and made connections in the industry, while Mr. Nakayama learned the basics of eyeglasses at "Globespecs".

. and the time was ripe to open "DOWNTOWN" in 2020.