In the end, I feel that most of the things I like are elegant. I think stylists are the directors of fashion pages, and there are pages that I think are elegant and pages that I feel are lacking in class. You can either like it or not, but what I am careful about is not to put too much stress on the material. That said, there are some things you can't do if you just release it as is.

That's right.

The same goes for filming with film and the way the waist is tied, so I'm very careful not to overdo it and lose the sense of style. If anything, it might be similar to sex appeal. It's like it's something you're born with, and no matter how hard you try, you can't learn it. If that person does it, the end result will be elegance. Pages created by people with class are elegant.

It's not just about birth and upbringing. What I have cultivated, what I have seen, what I have heard, and my experiences.

I think so. Of course, I think it has a lot to do with where I was born and how I was raised. Parental education, etc. But I think the most important thing is what I've seen and what I've expressed. I can't imitate it. It depends on the recipient, so it's difficult to determine the greatest common divisor.

That's right... I like the pages directed by Sonia Park.

Ah, that's my master.

When I met Hayashi, I didn't know about his connection to Sonia Park. I don't know if it's the smell, but when I learned about the relationship between the two of them, I was happy to see that they had a common sense of aesthetics that I like.

It's also important to have some knowledge of "good things". The same goes for watches and accessories, and even for knitwear, you can tell the moment you touch it. That's why I try to touch various things. Whether it's movies or photos. That way you will know what you like. Rather than searching for good things, it may be more like eliminating bad things. What remains in the end is elegant. Even when leasing, you can tell the moment you see it. But that's because I've seen a lot of different clothes. It's better to do something like this, or it's better to do nothing about it.

This might be the opposite of what I was talking about, but I don't like the word "efficiency". I believe that in order to be more efficient, we need to do things that are unnecessary. But it was also physically exhausting...

As you get older, you become more aware of your mistakes, so your cost performance and performance will improve. I try to be as careful as possible about that and try to do things I've never done before.

It's like finding it. It was my first experience.

I've been watching too many movies, so I can pretty much understand. Who is the director, look at the theme, look at the promotion. I understand, but I go to see it even if I force myself to do so. So, I guess it turned out to be no good (lol), but there were some things that were surprisingly good.

Are you watching it at the theater?

It's a theater. I try to go to the theater as much as possible.