I’m Nana Ayase ♡
A regular bikini should be fine, don’t you think?
A micro bikini might be pushing it, though.
One time, a cosplay swimsuit photo Nana took herself—with a thong bottom—got rejected (tears).
I think a photo from a more everyday moment would be better.
After all, this isn’t a sex-work site.
I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this too.
I see, so there really was a standard for that...
But I’m not falling for it. (lol)
As male members know, there are photos taken by the staff where the woman is topless with her hands covering herself. (lol) So why is it okay when the staff take the photo, but not okay when a woman takes a selfie?
That’s what I find myself wondering.
But, having said that...
I’d be happy if a woman I was thinking of making an offer to were dressed sexily. But when I think about actually dating her, I also feel like, “Don’t show that to everyone.” I’d rather be the only one who gets to see it—the person who made the offer.
That’s just how I feel.
So even if topless photos with hands covering everything were allowed, I think it would be better not to post that kind of picture.
If anything, photos like one of her at a café while traveling, eating a meal, or looking happy about something—
Photos that make you think, “She looks like she’s having fun,” or “It might be nice to have dinner with her”—
would probably be better.
If the club took a sexy photo of you during your interview, there’s really no need for anything even sexier than that.
And if they took a normal photo during the interview, then a normal photo might be best. I think it would be better to upload something along those lines.
I seem to remember there being lingerie photos from interviews too, though I may be mistaken.
Sometimes, if someone is wearing revealing clothes for a regular photo shoot, a lingerie strap may accidentally show, but basically they try to make sure things like that don’t appear.
If it’s showing a little, they’ll say something like, “Please cover that up.” So in principle, lingerie is also not allowed, even in interview photos.
That said, since there are photos with women covering their breasts with their hands, there may have been lingerie photos too—or perhaps I’ve seen some before.
From a man’s perspective, the amount of coverage is about the same whether it’s a swimsuit or lingerie, so you might say, “What’s the difference?” (lol)
But generally speaking, swimsuits are acceptable while lingerie isn’t. So if you want to show off your body, I think a swimsuit would be the better choice.
> I’m asking just to be safe because I’d be so sad and embarrassed if I uploaded it and it was rejected and deleted... (〃ω〃)
I don’t think you need to worry about that at all.
Even the staff sometimes take topless photos with their hands covering themselves, so the standards may vary depending on the situation.
If a photo gets rejected, the staff will probably just think, “She didn’t know the guidelines.”
If someone uploaded a completely nude photo, they might think, “What were you thinking? You’re going to make it impossible not to look.” But as long as you’re wearing something or covering yourself with your hands, they’ll basically just think, “She didn’t know the guidelines, so it can’t be helped.”
So I don’t think there’s anything to be embarrassed about.
Field Sales representative Tomioka here.
Regarding selfie photos: anything too risqué—such as visible underwear or posing topless—is a no-go. We’re not in the adult entertainment business, after all…
Swimsuits are, of course, perfectly fine.
People often ask, “What’s the difference between a swimsuit and underwear?” But then I’d ask: do you really want to show every member what you look like in your underwear? Haha.
Save those photos for the particular man who chooses you.
Even if your bra straps are showing or you’re showing a lot of cleavage, it’s fine as long as you’re wearing a camisole or something over it… In fact, cleavage is absolutely fine!!
You should definitely make use of your feminine charms!!
That said, I feel that being too obviously calculated can backfire. A little glimpse—just enough to make people wonder whether they’re seeing something or not—is probably ideal♪ Keep it modestly covered.
For selfies, I recommend photos of you in a yukata, in a costume (nothing too over-the-top), or wearing something people wouldn’t normally get to see you in♪
Even outfits you’d usually wear when going out can work, since they’ll give a different impression from your profile photos!
At Universe, a classy, elegant look beats an overtly sexy one every time!!
