A guy I used to date was very particular about not wanting the soles of his sneakers, the sole, to be thin. He also said he didn't like T-shirts unless they were V-neck.
What was that at the time? What was this obsession?
But now I realize, "He liked the design.

"He liked the design. It's a good obsession. You know how to make your style look good.

But at the time, I didn't understand why. I thought her little obsessions were a pain in the ass.
I wanted to buy him a pair of sneakers, but I couldn't find a design that he could go for.
Maybe I just liked Onizuka Tiger, but there is no way to ask that now.

However, I have a round face, so V-necks look better, T-shirts with a slightly vertical silhouette look better, and thin sneakers are definitely better, and I really think that the color of the sole should be the same as the color of the front.

I had always thought that fashion was all about color, but it wasn't until 10 years later that I began to think that it was a concept of subtraction or three-dimensionality. When cute clothes no longer fit well and cheap textures are no longer enough to compensate for skin, I began to choose a new, fashion-clad way of life.

This is the secret of Yulia, a total coordinator who is obsessed with silhouettes, texture, and V-necks.