One middle-aged man says, “I don't think I can stop my daughter from wearing sexy clothes. In her research, Yamashita also gauged the reaction of fathers. But they should know their bodies properly, such as shape and size, and what looks good on them.” Otorii concludes: “I think it's OK for young girls to try such fashions as long as it goes well with them.
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Other celebrities who accentuate their big breasts on TV programs, such as Aki Hoshino, are being more accepted by many people as fashionistas. For example, singer Kumi Koda, who is known to be “sexy and cool,” and Ayumi Hamasaki are “role models for fashion, which is not too high a bar for everyone,” says a 19-year-old girl. It is not only Hollywood Japanese celebrities have also made sexy lingerie fashion more acceptable in society. It's quite recent that lingerie is focused on as a fashion.” She adds that the fashion styles of celebrities in Hollywood have changed the concept of lingerie. "Lingerie concierge" Mai Otorii analyzes the phenomena by saying, “Talking about lingerie has been a sort of taboo even among women. They tend to target more conservatively dressed girls.” One girl says, “Gropers hesitate to approach girls who dress this sexy because it's too aggressive for them. In fact, they say they rarely encounter such cases.
Maybe some people worry that these girls might become victims of sex crimes, or get groped on trains. But I have learned to basically ignore those guys.” Some of them turn around toward me for a long look, which is irritating. A teenage girl says, “Middle-aged guys often look at me. Of course, many girls are aware of being ogled at by men. What I would tell younger girls is that you can express yourself through fashions like this." I take care of myself and make sure I don't get fat.
I don't even pay attention to whether anyone is staring at me or not," while a 26-year-old woman says, “I like to show off both my fashion and body line. One girl in her 20s says, “I chose this look because it's cute. I think it's unfair for them to react that way as long as they expose themselves that much.”Īsking these “sexy girls” in places like Shibuya and Shinjuku who they dress for, most answer: “Nobody,” "For myself,” “I wear such clothes just because I like that brand” and “I've never thought I'm wearing clothes for someone else." The most typical answer is: “I dress this way because it makes me feel good.” “But when I do, they soon glare at me in anger. “I can't help staring at girls wearing short skirts and low-cut tops, whenever I am on a crowded train,” admits a businessman in his 50s. Nonfiction writer Yuzu Yamashita reports on the trend. Shukan Post spotted some hot-looking women in the skimpiest of fashions, some of which looked little more than underwear. It was really hot this past summer and we're not just talking about the temperatures.
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