Special Report】Top Actresses’ “Fluffy Clothes for Midwinter” are Dryly Checked! A stylist cuts to the chase!

Leading actresses who are active at the forefront of the entertainment industry become fashion icons for the women of the world. In addition to their day jobs, they serve as ambassadors for apparel brands, and in their private lives, they never know when they will be approached by a fan. As such, they naturally pay attention to their personal clothing. In midwinter, coats and down jackets are likely to be the key, but an active stylist pointed out a surprising point of interest.

When you wear a coat or down, the clothes underneath tend to be hidden and the upper half of your body tends to look simple. Therefore, items such as bags, scarves, and hats are more important than outerwear. If the balance and coloring of these items is not right, they all look sloppy at once.

What about the sense of style of the nine actresses featured in this issue?

What do you think of the nine actresses’ sense of style? Her coloring and balance are perfect, and even Yamachan beside her looks fashionable. Haruka Ayase is also an expert. Her hair is neatly tied up and she has a large stole wrapped around her neck, which gives the whole look a good balance. On the contrary, Ryoko Hirosue is not so good. Her feet are in winter attire with boots, but her neck is wide open. If she had wrapped a scarf or stole here, the overall look would have been more balanced. …… The fact that she still casually wears a high-brand dress is what you’d expect from a top actress.

The top actresses’ individuality oozed out even in their winter clothes.

Surprisingly, it is the one-point items that make the difference.

Haruka Ayase (38)

Practicality ★★★☆☆☆ Stylishness ★★★★
The large stole around her neck is fashionable. Her hair is kept in a small bun, which balances out the stole. The one-point glasses are also highly appreciated. This is the kind of mature coordination that only Haruka Ayase can pull off!

Kanna Hashimoto (24)

Practicality ★★★★☆ Stylishness ★★★★☆
The fluffy white coordinate is cute and gives a different impression of Ms. Hashimoto than on TV. The material of the clothes she wears on top and the color of her bag match the dog she is with. A new genre of dog coordination may be pioneered!

Yuriko Ishida (54)

Practicality ★★★★☆ Stylishness ★★★★★
I like the combination of the roughly tied hair and the glasses. Another high point is the black bag and shoes inserted with the khaki coat as the main piece. It doesn’t show her age at all, and it is a fashionable coordination that ranks high among the nine in this issue.

Kaho (32)

Practicality ★★☆☆☆☆ Stylishness ★★☆☆☆
Although the loose-fitting coordinates that are so popular these days are cute, they give the impression of being sloppy because all the items are draped over the body. It would be better if the clothes worn under the outerwear were a little tighter.

Ryoko Yonekura (48)

Practicality ★☆☆☆☆ Stylishness ★★★★☆
The fact that she is wearing a short skirt with boots is wonderful. Normally, you would not be able to wear a skirt of this length. It is an eccentric outfit, but she wears it well with her own style and gives off an aura of being a great actress.

Mone Kamihiraishi (25)

Practicality ★★★☆☆☆ Stylishness ★★☆☆☆
The gray cap and checkered scarf are a good match and well balanced. However, the size of the bag does not match Kamihiraishi’s physique. I think you can create a more mature atmosphere by using a bag that is not slanted.

Ryoko Hirosue (43)

Practicality ★☆☆☆☆ Stylishness ★☆☆☆☆
The neck is too open for winter clothing. The feet are hardened with boots, the imbalance with the neck is conspicuous. The color of the hat is also subtle. Wrapping a scarf or stole around your neck would make a big difference.

Ryoko Shinohara (50)

Practicality ★★★☆☆ Fashionable ★★★★☆☆
The trench coat accentuates Shinohara’s mature look. Her bracelet and accessories, which are not too assertive, also show her sense of style. The beige scarf also suits her well, making her a model of cool women’s coordination.

From the February 2 and 9, 2024 issue of “FRIDAY