What is the Japanese style? Japanese style must-have items

Japanese magazine style is a kind of clothing matching in Japanese magazines. It is also a style that is becoming more and more popular now. It makes people look gentle, cute and full of vitality. It is loved by many girls. Today we will talk about the key points of dressing in Japanese magazine style.

Japanese magazine style - although it sounds strange, it is actually photos in the style of Japanese magazines.

If you have flipped through Japanese magazines, you will find that it is like opening an exquisite photo album.

Compared to the more popular commercial photos in European and American magazines, the Japanese photography style incorporates more symbols of life, giving people a natural and comfortable feeling.

1. Slim-fitting T-shirts and sweaters are essential

Speaking of slim-fit T-shirts and sweaters, these are definitely the basic items in our wardrobes and are indispensable in Japanese style matching. If your impression is still stuck on the exaggerated Harajuku style, it can only be said that it is almost eliminated by time, especially in autumn and winter. Slim-fit long-sleeved T-shirts and sweaters are indispensable items in our daily matching. The Japanese style has actually subtly influenced our daily matching. Otherwise, why would a Japanese affordable brand that is popular all over the world win the love of everyone from celebrities to ordinary people?

In Japanese style, whether it is a T-shirt or a sweater, the style is relatively slim-fitting, and there will not be those wide and big styles, and they usually have two designs, one is a V-neck, and the other is a one-shoulder neckline. The one-shoulder neckline may be a large one-shoulder neckline or a small one-shoulder neckline. The V-neck basically just reaches the chest, which will not make you feel too sexy and exposed. In fact, this kind of collar is very clever. If you match it with any accessories, it can be used as a good decoration, and it will not make you feel too cumbersome. High-necked sweaters are actually rarely seen, and are usually used as a base. Because there is another prop in the Japanese style, it is indispensable to have a silk scarf, and the V-neck and one-shoulder neckline leave enough area for the shoulders and neck. So that you can match these styles

2. Plain shirt

In the Japanese style, solid-colored shirts are also indispensable. They don’t have to be pure white shirts, but can also be camel, khaki, and navy blue. These colors are easier to match and not too picky, but generally there are few floral or popular elements decorations. Basically, they are solid-colored shirts. Unlike slim-fitting T-shirts and sweaters, shirts are usually loose-fitting styles, but they are definitely not the oversized styles that are popular now. They look very loose, but not too bulky. They are usually made of materials such as lace or thin cotton, and the overall shape of chiffon looks very light. There are not many choices in shirt styles, basically lapels and ordinary small V-necks. Some have collars, some don’t, but there is a feature when wearing it, which is to tuck the hem of the shirt into the pants completely, or partially into the pants.

3. Wide-leg pants are a must

In Japanese style dressing, you will find that wide-leg pants are absolutely indispensable, but this kind of wide-leg pants is completely different from the exaggerated wide-leg pants in European and American styles that we often see. They all use an 8-point length. Revealing a section of slender ankles, paired with work shoes or some simple-style shoes, there are usually small decorations at the waist, such as belts or bows, and these pants are very capable. The fabrics with a strong sense of drape make the pants look more aura. Usually the colors are pure solid colors and similar to shirts, mainly white, navy blue and gray. Some pants also use a leg-tightening design, but they are looser in the hips and thighs. Such pants are not only convenient to wear, but also can show the feminine and soft side. They are also easy to match with clothes, such as shirts, tight T-shirts and slim sweaters, and a horn button coat. You will find that these basic items can easily create a Japanese style when worn on the body. In addition, there is another item that is also indispensable in the Japanese style.

4. Skirt

Skirts are very popular in Japanese style, and their status is equal to that of wide-leg pants. Pencil skirts are rare, and they are usually A-shaped or outward-flared. They are not too short. If they are above the knees, it will give people the feeling that you are wearing a school uniform. Many Japanese middle school uniforms are short skirts with tops, so most Japanese style skirts are to the knees or below the knees. There are many kinds of fabrics. It may be a printed style, or it may be denim fabric, but most people usually use lighter materials such as cotton or chiffon when they go to work. This kind of skirt is usually matched with the shirt above, as well as the T-shirts and sweaters we mentioned at the beginning. They are all very good. And they are all basic styles. As long as you pay attention to the color matching, the colors in Japanese style are usually not too bright. Although there are orange, red and other colors, you will find that they are all low-saturation colors, as if they are covered with a layer of filter, which will not give people too strong visual impact.

5. Blazer

Suit jackets are a must-have item in Japanese style. We have already said that Japanese style is very suitable for commuting. In daily commuting, Japanese and Korean styles can help you create a decent and professional image. If the dress code for your work is not particularly strict, you don’t need to refer to Japanese style. But for most people, Japanese style can help you wear your own style and not look so old-fashioned and serious. In addition to the items we mentioned above, there is another item in Japanese style, which is a small suit jacket. It should be noted that what we emphasize here is that the small suit jacket is definitely not the kind of wide European and American style oversized style and the popular big brother suit. It is usually tailored relatively well, with a shawl collar or a small lapel design, and the color selection is also very rich. It has both the silhouette of a traditional suit and some unique feminine style designs. This kind of suit will not make you feel very strong, but will create a sense of gentleness. In Japanese style, suits not only have colors such as navy blue and gray, but also pink and camel, and cream. Among them, cream and light gray are the two most popular colors. It will create a gentle temperament for you. It is a good choice to match it with a skirt or a bottoming shirt.

6. Trench coat

When it comes to Japanese style, there is another item that is indispensable, that is the windbreaker. The windbreaker also chooses low-saturation colors. Moreover, it is not the common trench windbreaker we often see. It is a more casual style. The fabric is not very stiff and wide. Usually, it does not need to be tied at the mouth, but tied with a belt. It is matched with a slim T-shirt, a sweater, a skirt or wide-leg pants. In short, the above style with a windbreaker is a very typical representative of daily style. In fact, after reading these, you will find that in daily style, these 6 items can create a daily commuting style through countless changes.

Because it has the gentleness of a woman and looks very professional. If you really don't know what to wear to work, especially if you are a young lady just entering the workplace, you might as well learn this Japanese style. Another advantage is that these items usually don't cost too much to invest in. As long as the texture looks good, you can easily create a professional and high-end look.