I’ve decided to wear a casual outfit with jeans, but I’m planning to have my hair and makeup done at a salon beforehand.
Do you think it would be okay to dress casually as long as my hair and makeup are done properly?
Please give me a serious answer.
I’m Saito, a columnist ♪
People who stand out look good in anything.
Do your best. If you’re rejected because of your outfit, then that’s all it was worth!
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I’m Nana Ayase ☆
Which club are you interviewing with?
If it’s Universe, I’m pretty sure they say the style is more about going on dates with wealthy men…
But if you’re okay with that, then jeans should be fine.
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
If you want to receive lots of offers, I recommend moving away from the casual jeans look and having your profile photos taken in an outfit that appeals to older men, such as a dress.
Some clubs do offer rental outfits, but you may end up wearing the same thing as someone else. I also see people in profiles who seem to have outfits that don’t suit them, even though they could look so much better in something else. It feels like such a waste.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Some women have profile photos wearing jeans, but since they also have their photos taken in the club’s loaner outfits, I assume that topic comes up during the interview.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
> I’ve decided to go in a casual outfit with jeans.
If your only goal is to register, that may be fine, but I’d advise against jeans because they tend to lead to fewer offers. And if you’re already someone who is unlikely to receive many offers, wearing jeans could even result in zero offers.
With that in mind, I think you’d be better off wearing a skirt.
> If I make sure my hair and makeup are done properly, do you think a casual outfit would still be okay?
If you’re going to take care with your hair and makeup, I think you should dress neatly as well.
That said, casual clothing isn’t necessarily a problem, so in that sense, it should be fine.
However, you should really consider whether the outfit will make men want to send you an offer.
What kinds of clothes do men like? What kind of outfit would make them want to meet you?
I think it’s worth giving those points some thought.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
How rude. I always answer seriously. I’d never tease you like that.
I don’t recall ever seeing a profile photo of someone wearing pants, so you might be rejected at the interview if you show up in pants.
I believe they specifically ask you to come dressed as you would for a date with a man.
That said, if you plan to go on your first date with a male member in a casual jeans outfit, it might be best to use that style for your profile photo too. That way, the male member won’t be put off and complain to the club, the staff won’t have to deal with the complaint, and you won’t receive bad feedback that lowers your rating. Everyone wins.
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