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Mr. Yok of "SUNDAYS BEST," a store located in Nakameguro, Tokyo with an atmosphere that is as close to California as possible. He is a well-known owner among those in the know, and has many fans because of his personality and relaxed atmosphere, just like his store. Always with a smile on his face, he is the very sun of summer. Perhaps it is because he wears a brand that a long-time friend of his handles, or perhaps it is because of the relaxed, laid-back look he wears.

Ms. Odawara is a popular illustrator and designer of I&ME, a brand popular among young people. Her appeal lies in her unique way of dressing, which is distinctly different from the trends, as well as in her blunt, direct speech. And her trademark eyewear. The summer style she showed us on this day is a tucked-in look reminiscent of stylish skaters from overseas. Hats off to the way he blends in naturally with the seemingly difficult form of sunglasses.

Mr. Win is a living witness to the Harajuku culture of the 1990s, and his knowledge of sneakers, basketball, and graffiti is on a par with that of a doctor. He chose the famous "NIKE" Dunk "Onshin" model for his feet and showed us his summer look with dignity.

Each season, "METAPHORE" proposes a unique approach to its conceptual theme, reading current trends half a step ahead of time. Mr. Kawaguchi, the designer of METAPHORE, has a deep love for clothes and a unique sense of style that sets him apart from others. His skill can be seen in his elegant and sublimated style of wearing a vintage patterned shirt with clear framed sunglasses.

Mr. Takezaki, who has a strong interest in youth culture in general, including skate culture, which he was into when he was younger, is a person whose background is as visible as the brand itself. As a professional stylist who selects clothes, he has his own logic in styling. On the day of the event, under the theme of "Anchan, the Texan," Takezaki showed us a stunning outfit that looked as if it had been plucked from a Takeshi Kitano movie.

Ms. Watanabe works as a barista at "pells cafe," a recently renovated cafe in Daikanyama that is known as a hideaway. With his friendly smile like a small animal and the care that comes naturally to him, he seems to have become a natural place of relaxation for visitors. The key to Ms. Watanabe's outfit is the layered look with boyish elements scattered throughout. The use of feminine accessories is also in good taste!

Mr. Oshiba is an actor, model, musician, skater, and so many other talents that there is no time to enumerate them all. He has been active at the forefront of the scene for many years, and even today he is a rare presence who enjoys the respect of many fans. Perhaps the reason for this is the depth of his openness, which allows him to approach anyone with an open heart. Mr. Oshiba's style of dressing is the same as it was 20 years ago, and he is still the same as he was 20 years ago.

ENOSHI, the designer of "Rough and Rugged" with a background in surf and motor culture, is a style icon in the fashion world whose model-like promotions are eye-catching. As the name of his brand suggests, his rough and friendly personality is impressive, as if he was born in Tokyo. On this day, she appeared in an adult street-like outfit with black and gray as the main colors. Hats off to his sense of style in wearing a T-shirt, which has been the talk of the town.

Mr. Marubayashi, a young stylist-director, is emerging as the next generation's top stylist at "bloc," a beauty salon in Shibuya where fashion professionals, artists, and other highly sensitive people gather. He is known not only for his haircuts, but also for his makeup work, which has many fans. Mr. Marubayashi is known for his many fans not only in the field of haircuts but also in the field of makeup. He showed us a dashing summery indigo-colored set-up and a style enhanced by a pair of sunglasses that accentuate his small face.

DKJ is the designer of Balabushka Remnants, as well as the director of Tokyo-based running team AFE and '47, a baseball cap brand that has recently become a hot topic around town. His insatiable love for sports is fully reflected in the way he dresses, and he is a perfect example of the fusion of sports and fashion.

Ms. Namba, who produces the popular nail and eyelash salon "HOME," frequented by models and celebrities, is known not only for her reputation as an eyelist but also for her glamorous fashion sense. Ms. Namba, who is extremely popular among young women, wears a basic style with a sleeveless top and wide denim shorts. According to her, the theme of summer coordination is how to wear simple outfits.

Mr. Nakamura is an indispensable figure in the Japanese BMX culture, and is a super serious rider sponsored by numerous brands including "430," which he is also involved in the management team of. As an active rider, Nakamura is passionate about the prosperity of the BMX scene from various perspectives, and his coordinated outfit expresses a California style appropriate for midsummer. A straw hat, denim, and his trademark sunglasses are the trinity of his outfit.

Karan works as a freelance model for women's fashion magazines and brand catalogs. She is also highly interested in men's brands, and her specialty is a mixed style that is not limited to women's wear. Her style on this day was a perfect example of how she can easily handle high-waisted, wide pants, which are a difficult item to pull off. This is a great example that we would definitely like to refer to.

In the 80's, Niikura spent most of his time skateboarding, and in the 90's, when he discovered surfing, he embarked on a wandering journey overseas. During his travels, he began creating artwork, and is now actively involved in the cafe "NICO" near Komazawa Park, while at the same time exhibiting many paintings and other works as an artist for "RVCA ANP. Niikura's stance of always maintaining a life-size style is understandable why he is admired by skaters and artists of his generation.

After working as a magazine editor, Ikeda-san is now a curator who demonstrates his skills in artist management and art show direction. His proactive approach to independent brands and unknown artists, both in Japan and abroad, is evident in the way he dresses. The stars of the show were Ikeda's classic Boston blow-type sunglasses and vintage Boy Scout shirts.