They are neat and authentic as pants. I think you can definitely use them.
How would you actually like to wear "NEAT PARIS"? What kind of people would you recommend it to? Please tell us.
Westfield:I wanted to wear leather shoes. In fact, I wore loafers to Paris. If I had been wearing regular "NEAT" shoes, I would have worn them with something more casual like Luna sandals, but I felt like wearing them more elegantly than regular "NEAT" shoes, probably because of the situation of meeting Mr. Frank.
Kaneko:This may be because I am both a "NEET" and a "Xanth". I think it is good to wear my clothes in the context of "Xanth. It was a women's store called "HEMISPHERES" that led me to encounter "Xanth". There was a woman there who was like a mentor to me, and she wore "Xanth" with western boots.
Westfield:Is it a Japanese restaurant?
Kaneko:This store used to be in the Tamagawa Takashimaya Department Store. When I was about 23 years old, I met a woman there named Mariko Kido, and I have been following her style in a corner of my mind ever since. There, Xanth's two-piece pleats were the standard item, and there were cool women wearing Merrell trekking boots and Glenmac outerwear. I learned about "Xanth" at that store, so I had the feeling that "Xanth" meant "two pleats.
Westfield:That combination is very cool.
Kaneko:The "emithère" style was like a running mix of European and American styles, so I wanted to match chambray shirts, Western boots, and Parisian pants with something that had an American flavor. I would like to wear "Xanth's" Vannot in an emissez faire style. I want to enjoy that kind of feeling.
Westfield:I think that some women can wear the smallest size, 36, so it would be nice if women could actually wear it. I think the size is just slightly smaller than the 42 size of [NEAT].
Japan, America, and Paris. Because several elements overlap, it seems that the range of dressing will expand depending on what is extracted.
Kaneko:It's chaotic (laughs). But as pants, they are neat and authentic. I think you can definitely use them.
Westfield:But I like the name Vanot. I'm starting to like it.
Kaneko:You've probably forgotten that I said "super-neat" by now (laughs). I hope you'll sell your work at Xanth someday. I hope you'll be at an exhibition when you find yourself there.
Westfield:I hope that in the distant future, someone will find it in a thrift store and reprint it. That would be romantic, wouldn't it?
