I’m having trouble deciding what kind of image to project in my photos for my next reshoot.
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It’s been two years since I joined the club. Until now, I’ve always had my photos taken in brightly colored outfits, but I’m getting to be more of a grown-up now, so I’m wondering whether I should go with darker colors next time.
The reason I’m unsure is that people around me usually have completely different impressions of me, and I no longer know which style suits me best.
People say things like, “You have a cute vibe,” “You look like you’d fit right in with Nogizaka46,” “You’re beautiful,” “There’s something seductive about you,” or “You’re the type who resembles Mitsu Dan or Manami Hashimoto.” Since the impressions vary so widely, I’m no longer sure which one suits me best.
(These aren’t things I’ve been told by anyone at the club or by my papas.)
I’d appreciate any advice.
I’m Mizukami from the Tokyo team, and I’d be happy to answer as someone who is often entrusted with reshoots.
Choosing clothes that suit your age… Impressive, to say the least. If I were assigned to you, I’d probably be impressed by that sense of style right away.
One thing I often notice when taking photos is that:
“Wearing bright colors in the colder months”
can instantly make your overall impression look more vibrant.
When everyone around you is wearing black coats, someone in a pure white coat or a brightly colored outfit naturally catches the eye.
I’d love to take photos with the goal of creating images that make people say:
“The scene could have looked a little dreary, but you make it look so much brighter just by being there.”
If bright colors feel a bit too bold, I think these could give you an atmosphere that is both mature and charming:
- Gray
- Beige
- A soft or smoky pink or blue
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I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
> People around me usually have completely different impressions of me, so I’m no longer sure what suits me best.
That probably means you can pull off all kinds of outfits, so I think the best approach is to consult the club staff and decide together.
After all, the club staff know many male and female members and understand the kinds of women men tend to approach. Rather than dressing solely according to your own preferences, I think it’s better to choose an outfit that matches those general trends.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Women enjoy putting thought into all kinds of outfits, don’t they?
Even though men’s favorite look is no clothes at all.
As for your question, I think being appealing to a wide range of different types means you have a broad range of charms. Make the most of that strength.
So, I’d suggest taking photos in styles that are as different from each other as possible. You might even attract a whole new clientele.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
If you want to receive offers, there’s a Michelin-style star rating. Once you earn five stars, it seems the offers keep coming even without having new photos taken.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
Thank you for your question.
I wouldn’t really recommend dark-colored clothes, such as black, since they tend to result in fewer offers.
I’m not quite sure what you mean by “bright colors,” but if you mean colorful clothing, you might want to try wearing something in a bright yet non-colorful shade—like white.
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