Women who go out of their way to buy GRL are just doing it so their papa will buy things for them. They’re being played, lol. Or they were just poorly raised.
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If their parents had spent money on their clothes from a young age, they wouldn’t have grown up to wear GRL.
I hope all the poverty gods enjoy themselves together. If someone normally wears clothes that are better than GRL, what are they looking for in the women they date?
This is my first time hearing of Grail.
Honestly, I’m only interested in what’s inside, so I don’t really care about clothes.
I only wear Uniqlo—I don’t know any other brands. Once I buy something, I wear it for ten years.
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I think GRL is perfect for girls who like choosing from what they can afford and finding things that suit them and their lifestyle.
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with that.
They’re much cuter than people who only think about money—making more of it or indulging in luxury.
When someone who suits it wears it, even inexpensive clothes can look wonderful. On the other hand, even clothes costing hundreds of thousands of yen can look cheap if worn by someone shallow.
As long as you’re clean, the clothes suit you, and you dress appropriately for the occasion, everyone can look great.
Akari
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The best thing about the spread of fast fashion, including UNIQLO, is that it made decent-looking clothes accessible even to people who aren’t particularly interested in fashion.
From the Showa era through the middle of the Heisei era, individual garments were expensive, so anyone who wanted to look reasonably well-dressed had no choice but to spend a lot of money. But around 2010, models and celebrities became early adopters, fast fashion took off, and affordable clothing stopped being something to feel embarrassed about.
These days, you don’t have to be someone who absolutely loves fashion to pull off an outfit—as long as you have a good figure.
I think GRL came about as part of that trend as well.
When I was in elementary and middle school, most of the clothes available around me were expensive, so I had no choice but to wear fairly decent-quality things. These days, though, I’d rather put my money into investments than spend it on clothes, so I spend less than 10,000 yen a month on clothing.
In the end, everyone has different priorities when it comes to spending money. If you judge people solely by the clothes they wear, you’ll end up becoming someone who can only see things from one angle.
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Sorry, I don’t know what GRL is, but I don’t understand why this keeps being brought up over and over. Aren’t there any other questions? If she’s wearing GRL clothes and they suit her, that’s all that matters.
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There are so many cute, affordable clothes these days.
When I was in middle and high school, DC brands were all the rage (so old-school!), so I spent quite a bit of money on clothes.
Agnes b., Ralph Lauren, and whatever else happened to be trendy at the time—it’s nice that fashion doesn’t cost as much now!
Places like Shimamura, too.
As long as it’s cute, anything goes.
So, are girls who wear GRL considered bad girls?
Marika
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I’m answering after reading Mac’s response.
I don’t know.
I’d never heard of the brand, so I Googled it, but it still wasn’t my taste. Since I’m not interested in it, I don’t look into it, and even if I hear about it, I don’t remember. I’ll probably have forgotten it myself in a few hours.
That said, I’m often asked to guess the prices of clothes, like in Aya’s answer to the other question earlier. Women’s clothes can really be incredibly cheap.
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I honestly have no idea what Mac-san is talking about.
For starters, I’d never even heard of a brand called GRL. When I hear “Snidel,” I immediately think of Wesley Sneijder, the world-class Dutch soccer player who was good friends with Yuto Nagatomo. Sneijder is short and bald like me too, lol.
Come to think of it, I also didn’t know about Van Cleef, which comes up so often in questions and answers.
That said, I always wear suits from Aoyama, and most PJ girls compliment me by saying:
“That looks like an expensive suit.”
“You’re always so stylish.”
Apparently, when the allowance is generous, a suit from Aoyama starts looking like an Armani suit. It made me think that the PJ girls’ eyes aren’t all that different from mine at 82.
P.S.
I’ve had various PJ girls make me do this about three hundred million times:
“Lose-Man-san, how much do you think this costs?”
“¥30,000… no, maybe ¥50,000?”
“Wrong♪ It’s only ¥7,800♡”
“What!! No way!”
I always make sure to act completely shocked for them. At this point, it’s basically a classic gag from the Dacho Club (Universe Club), but every time I think, “They’re so cute♡,” and give it my all.
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