My wardrobe is mostly casual—jeans, hoodies, and things like that. I’ve only just graduated from high school, so I can’t register yet, but I’m really worried about what to wear after April and am hesitant to sign up. Honestly, I’d feel very embarrassed going out to dinner in casual clothes, but I have no idea what kind of clothes to wear or where to buy them, so I’m really struggling. To all the male members, what kind of outfits do you prefer?
I’m Meg, one of the female members.
Congratulations on graduating from high school! ♪
For this time of year, I think a light-colored blouse on top and a skirt with a solid color or pattern on the bottom would be easy to mix and match.
Here’s why:
1. It gives you a neat, classy look.
2. Your family is less likely to become suspicious.
3. It’s easier on your wallet.
If you have at least two blouses and two skirts, you can probably get through the first round of meetings even if you receive offers every day (haha).
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
As a man offering to 18- and 19-year-olds, I’m drawn to their youthful freshness and the fact that they’re still inexperienced and unjaded, so any outfit is perfectly fine.
> I dress casually, usually in jeans, hoodies, and the like.
I’d be more than happy for you to come dressed exactly as you normally do.
Just dressing stylishly enough not to make your parents suspicious is fine.
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I’m a BB7 male member.
If you’ve only just graduated from high school, I’m not expecting anything from you either, but wearing a skirt is an absolute must.
If he takes a liking to you, he’ll buy you as much as you want, so do your best to make a good impression.
P.S. Before I started using the club, I knew almost nothing about women’s clothing. There are so many more styles than men’s clothes, and apparently there are plenty of things that look fairly fashionable for under 10,000 yen.
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I’m Marika, a female member.
This reminded me of when I graduated from a high school in Tokyo and lots of girls from the countryside entered university. They were working hard on their fashion, but still looked a little unsophisticated, and they’d invite me out saying, “Let’s go to Roppongi!” I was too embarrassed to go, haha.
As Papuwa-san said, trying to reach beyond your level right from the start could end in a major disaster. If you put in effort in the wrong direction, things can get really difficult.
I’d suggest looking through magazines and websites for popular outfits or date looks, choosing a few styles you like, and simply copying them at first.
One thing to keep in mind: skinny jeans and similar outfits may look attractive to men your own age, but they’re a no-go with older gentlemen. Skirt outfits are essential.
Once you start receiving offers and going on dates, you may have more money to shop with—or even receive gifts.
Apparently, it’s not always that easy since you might not receive any offers, but if you’re about to start university, you can really shine with a little effort!
How exciting.
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here.
Unfortunately, jeans and hoodies can be a bit disappointing for men as well, but as long as you simply choose an outfit with a skirt, it doesn’t have to be expensive. In general, I think a dress is the safest choice.
I searched for dresses myself, and it seems you can find some for around ¥3,000. With online shopping, you can’t tell what the fabric is like, so you may be disappointed when it arrives, but even if it’s inexpensive, I don’t think many men would be disappointed by the price.
If you’ve only recently graduated from high school, I think the men will understand. As long as you’re wearing something skirt-based, the price shouldn’t matter.
Also, since it’s already late March, I think it would be fine to apply for an interview. The process is:
First interview (video) → second interview (in person at the local branch) → registration
So if registering after April is okay, this may be a good time to schedule your interview.
Even if it’s still a little too early, you should at least be able to reserve an interview slot, so I think it would be worth applying.
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