I’m hoping to have an interview. Are there certain types of outfits that women are more likely to be rejected for here? I’d appreciate some specific advice.

I’ll answer as a staff member as well. We’ve rarely turned someone down solely because of their outfit. However, since we ask everyone to come dressed as they would for a date, certain outfits may give the impression that they aren’t very interested. We also have outfits available to borrow at each branch, so please let us know if you’d like to use one.

I’m the president of the company, Maezawa, and I’ll answer this as well. Thank you for your question. You won’t be rejected solely because of what you’re wearing, but I do think some women end up being rejected because their outfit leaves a negative impression. On the other hand, even if her outfit makes a slightly negative impression, a woman who is more than attractive enough in other ways won’t be rejected—and may even receive offers soon after registering. As for what kind of clothing isn’t ideal, wearing something other than a skirt may put you at a disadvantage, so I recommend coming in a skirt. Also, while it doesn’t affect whether you pass or fail, I feel that black or dark-colored outfits don’t lead to as many offers. They may look great on you, but I sometimes wonder if men are looking for women who give a brighter, more “white” impression rather than women dressed in black. That said, it’s not as though wearing black means you won’t receive any offers. I’m only talking about a general tendency.