I’ve been invited to have my photos retaken—could you give me some advice on what to wear?
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My BMI is in the 18s, I look about a C cup, I’m on the shorter side, and I have a baby face.
I’m not heavy, so I’m thinking of showing my legs in a skirt above the knee, but should I wear a fitted top as well?
My bust sits low, and I’m self-conscious that it’s especially noticeable when I wear something tight, like a ribbed knit.
That said, compared with summer, there’s less skin showing, so since I don’t have much of a bust, would it be better to wear something fitted to emphasize that I’m slim?
On the other hand, I wonder if a soft, fluffy knit—like a loose-gauge or shaggy knit—would look cuter and bring out a more feminine feel.
I know it probably depends on the style of my face, but I’d love to hear what kinds of winter outfits women like—or dislike or find unappealing.
Maezawa from the President’s Office here—I’ll answer as well.
> My breasts sit low.
There are all kinds of bras available these days, so if you choose the right one, I don’t think they’ll look nearly as odd as you imagine.
I pretty much agree with Marika’s opinion.
I think it’s best to choose clothes that suit your age and personality, and that make you look and feel your best.
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
As someone who prefers slim figures, I wouldn’t make an offer based on a loose, fluffy sweater. It makes me wonder if she’s trying to hide a protruding stomach.
Personally, I like ribbed knits, though it can be tricky if you’re self-conscious about where your waist sits.
How about a fitted knit paired with a skirt that makes your waistline look higher?
Since the goal isn’t to appeal to women but to men, I’d aim for a clean, refined look.
Based on my personal taste, perhaps you could take inspiration from announcers Minami Tanaka and Yuki Hironaka, or models Airi Suzuki and Sae Okazaki.
P.S. Since the photoshoot is indoors, you could also bring a dress that suits you and change into it there.
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It depends on your age.
Marika
The answer above is a bit too unhelpful, so even though the question doesn’t mention an age, I’ll answer anyway: I think it’s best to consider how you want to be perceived.
If you’re an A type—or closer to a B type—and wear sexy clothes that show off your figure, men who are into that kind of thing will be more likely to approach you with certain expectations.
On the other hand, if you dress in a soft, soothing style but are actually very sexually forward and that doesn’t come across, you might miss out on offers.
Your profile photo is the gateway through which men first see you, so I think it’s good to approach it strategically, taking your age, personality, clothes that suit you and make you look your best, and the overall impression into account.
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