Reacting to Anne Nakamura's 7 Days, 7 Looks by Vogue
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Every Outfit Anne Nakamura Wears in a Week | 7 Days, 7 Looks | VOGUE JAPAN:
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I’d never heard of her before the Vogue video, but she has my favorite style thus far.
She is a very big celebrity in Japan but I don’t think she has done any international work so most people outside Japan would not know her right now. I hope she breaks out and does some international acting roles.
Same!
This woman is 5’3” I’m happy to see different height representation 🤣🤣🤣🤣 usually the ppl on these are tall. And I’m happy to see oversized style on a short person. As well as well tailored pants on a short person. Ugh. So good. This has been my favorite.
omg she's 5'3"???? whats my excuse for not dressing like this then💀(besides the money lolol)
I've never understood the obsession with height, as a fellow non-tall person. And I'm not even into oversized things but Anne looks good!
I wear baggy clothes all the time and Im 5'5. I dont get why short girls think baggy clothes dont suit them. My friend is about her height and she is convinced everything baggy looks bad on her she only wears slim jeans etc.
WOW! I’d have thought she was much taller. I’d always assumed baggy emphasized shortness by creating a wider line, but she’s doing sorcery with her silhouette!
I love these other Vogue versions of 7 Days, 7 Looks, because it’s not about being “sexy” or Instagrammable but comfortable and unique. I’m glad you enjoyed this too!
Her clothes were pretty androgynous in style and it was incredibly hot
Japanese people are not famous for their curves and japan is a conservative country, put the 2 thing together by yourself
@@sofypi7493 dude, stop being so pressed
@@sofypi7493 what do you mean put the 2 things together yourself? Japan has a large variety of styles like any country. There's nothing to put together. And stop spamming this nonsense under every comment you look silly
Omg as a Japanese myself never thought you’d review Vogue Japan so suprised to see this pop up in my feed haha love you!!
I love the way she does oversized. The obvious way to do it is to pair it with a skin tight piece to define the body, but she does not. Yet she still picks pieces that have enough shape or weight in terms of color to define the body a bit. Also amazing to see one of these with Dries van Noten popping in. Such an under-rated designer.
Same, I love that she’s not drowning in the clothes, she knows how to choose pieces that give a good silhouette
I love everything she did. So fresh and youthful in a very reserved and conservative way. UGH this was so good - idk what to say other than FRESH. Her style was so fresh and the opposite of trendy. A woman that knows what she’s doing. We LOVE her.
Japanese people are not famous for their curves and japan is a conservative country, put the 2 thing together by yourself
This is probably the first person you reacted to who has a personal style thats more personally fashionable than it being a show offy style of just owning things to have them.
Japanese fashion and their views on style and clothing are veeeery interesting. I wish western fashion people would delve a bit more into it cuz it's pretty refreshing.
Can you provide some resources on that? Any books, podcasts, youtube channels, etc?
I agree. I think people sleep on Eastern style/interpretations of fashion. it's a fun different take on the mainstream, Western way of fashion.
@@parmidaspace yes i would love this! I agree that its a super interesting concept and would love to find out more, but I don’t know of many resources touching on the topic
@@parmidaspace Unfortunately no :(. Everything I've seen has been superficial because I don't know any Japanese (or any eastern/southeastern languages for that matter). I've been into it since seeing their street style, subcultures and some of their media. That's why I would like to hear more from fashion experts on the matter. I only follow a few lifestyle YTbers and sometimes they will show what they wear but it's not the main purpose of the channel. I'd like some recommendations myself.
I would recommend looking at stuff coming out of bunka fashion college. It’s like the most famous Japanese fashion school and you can find out a lot about there. They have a UA-cam channel
Yassssss! Just waiting for CL and Nathy Peluso (that one's in spanish, but she makes some... choices that I would like your reaction to)
yes, i second CL!!
Yesss pls do CL
Was just about to recommend the CL video.
Yes CL!!!🍒
@@handleneedsmore ++🍒++
First of all I love Anne’s style but more specifically I’m SO intrigued by that Hermes by Margiela dress/two piece. The kind of contemporary take on 80s and 1920s silhouettes is just out of this world and I’m living for it
Anne really has T A S T E.
I bought a yanyan knit after seeing her 7days vid last year and so worth it.
when i went to Japan, (and i believe this is still popular) layering and baggy clothes were all the rage. along with mixing more delicate pieces with more rigid pieces. i remember seeing a girl wearing a sheer skirt over pants just walking down the street! some fascinating casual style over there
I’ve lived in Japan for 13 years and I love the large comfortable silhouettes here. My ex boyfriend said they were popular because the men aren’t really big and the women aren’t so curvy so they wear clothes to deemphasize their shape. Makes sense. The only people I see wearing fitted clothes that aren’t suits are the buff gym guys in skinny jeans and Nike Air Max or skinny grey sweats and university athletes in tight Ts or Polos.
and yet the non-curvy women in the west gravitate to tight crop tops (that woulda looked obscene on anyone with bigger breasts), and ultra short skirts.
I bet her clothes look even better in person
I love that none of her looks cater to the male gaze. She's really dressing for herself and has a keen eye in picking out timeless, minimalist pieces. That Margiela wrap on top of the dress...ugh. So good. And the coat on top?! Obsessed. I'm obsessed.
Japanese people are not famous for their curves and japan is a conservative country, put the 2 thing together by yourself
@@sofypi7493 just commenting that on every comment, huh 😂
Ummm conservatism and considering their society's view on showing skin is still prettycatery
@@stephenp1461 Did you know it's possible to cater to the male gaze without showing skin? Shocking, I know!
@@Nayanika yes i know but i live and work in japan so my point still stands. Them hiding their skin is largely due to the male gaze so fek outta here w your patronizing tone.
Finally some clothes I can really see the average person pulling off! So comfortable looking.
I love Japanese fashion for how precise the cuts and drapes and fits are. Even when they are oversized. Makes everything look expensive.
They use great fabric, too, which really makes a difference.
Vogue Japan has many interesting '7 days 7 looks', hope to see you'll do more of them. Loved this one, it made me appreciate more Anne's outfits
LUKE! you should totally do more research into asian culture and fashion both modern and historical. its super interesting and now asia is im pretty sure the biggest market for luxury goods, and many countries in asia are leading fashion trends. the entire region is rich in fashion both cultural and mainstream!
I lost it at ”big baggy and then little legs at the bottom” 😂😂 That’s me. Huge shirt, hoodie, jacket and then long legs kn black skinny jeans and platforms, I look like somebody propped up a balloon on sticks
I need a 30 Day Outfit video from her
I love that her pieces seem to be very versatile, a key element of sustainability. 👍🏻
LUKE where is YOUR wardrobe tour?? I would love a whole video of you showing your favorite pieces and explaining them
Thank you for mentioning UNIQLO, super underrated for quality basics. Their denim is on point, I love their selvedge jeans.
So obsessed with her styling. Phoebe's Celine with Helmut Lang jeans? Margiela's Hermes with Prada boots and Lemaire's coat? She wears vintage too even fast fashion but looks good effortlessly. She truly loves fashion, you could feel it.
the supermarket part was so funnyy, your face looked so confused hahah. i love anne nakamura, her style is so refreshing and true to herself!
i love when your reviews are super enthusiastic and full of praise lol!! they fill me with positive energy!!! also i am obsessed with anne's cute little smile at the camera at the end of every outfit, you can tell she's super pleased with herself and she's right lollll
i'm trying to learn more about fashion and clothing (particularly to find a style that works for me, and to avoid fast fashion stuff when i can) and hearing you actually explain little tidbits of history and things is so interesting and refreshing! i'm glad i found your channel.
I think Luc was 100% right when he said that he could appreciate her looks because they are an expression of her personality ❤
This was refreshing and fun seeing her choices. Part of why I love seeing men’s wear is the cuts and silhouettes and she killed it
So much enjoyment out of this 7day video. Love the 2nd hand aspect, also baggy clothes that still are fitting properly. Being vertically challenged as I am, I hate when pants are too long, ruins the line you're going for with your look. Love love how her pants were perfect with length and bagginess.. Chef's kiss to all her looks.
What does vertically challenged mean?
What Luke says about perspective and personal style between 14:03-15:01 is why I watch the channel. I don't know anything about fashion history or brands, but I love personal style, and I love that he appreciates personal style and adds his perspective and depth of knowledge.
I had a phase of wearing clothing 2+ sizes too big in middle and high school because of my horrible body insecurities and sensory issues. Other kids' parents would essentially tell my mom she was a bad parent for letting me dress like a homeless person. (I'm in a much better place now. I prefer showing off my waist while wearing relaxed fits. The exception is my pencil skirt that fits perfectly and makes me feel HOT.) It is wonderful to see her genuinely enjoy experimenting with masculine cuts and oversized silhouettes. She does it so well. She is one of the best in this series so far.
I feel like japanese fashion has mastered being comfortable while also looking good
The best look IMO was the grey dress with the pinstripe skirt and the versatile brown jacket. That was an overall really unique look and versatile and fashion forward.
The black dress look was pretty good but just made me think of the 90s
The little 5 second montage at the beginning already sold me. Love the style; definitely something I would love to wear myself.
these are my favorite videos that you do please don’t stop lol
I usually never comment on these videos because I know nothing about fashion, but I am sooooo WOWed by her style! First video that I see where I would wear every outfit in a heartbeat! Love!
I so appreciate how you have matured in your attitudes; it's really good and more appreciative of how others live. Good job!
This feels like Luke is reviewing my very own closet (minus my ability to afford designer pieces 😄)
then you must have a very good style! I am jelly
It’s refreshing to watch at least one episode of vogue 7 days that isn’t boring or doesn’t burn the eyeballs. Finally.
this is one of my favourite " vogue 7 day , 7 looks videos" you've covered, its so great to see some one wearing things they absolutely adore and not just for " clout" she's just being her self and its stunning.
Finally! This is my fave 7looks ever. So happy that you reviewed her. I actually love her shorter hair too. How impressive that she has Phoebe and Margiela archives! ahhh the Japanese rly do their homework ! ❤️❤️❤️
This was one of my fav 7 Days, 7 lewwksss!
I'm totally dying for the Hermes Margiela two piece. Color and length is perfect. Its one of a kind ... but if I could find a wool dress and wrap skirt with similar fabric, could I DIY it?
Yes
My thought too. That over wrap skirt looks like a pair of men's trousers with no inseam. I feel like that would be an easy place to begin a DIY of that look. You could make the shift out of the rest of the pants and a matching oversized blazer. Would take a lot of piecing though and you wouldn't get that effect of that blank wall of fabric of the plain sheath...
@@cinemaocd1752 I found it to really mirror 1920's flapper fashion (The actual fashion, not the botched Hollywood look). The silhouette especially. What a nice modern take.
Love seeing Asian style/take on style featured - we definitely (generally) away from heavy logos and the fabric content, texture, and layering fabrics are part of traditional Asian clothing.
Took me back to the 90's my high-school years. I loved all looks. Would not change a thing.
Great reaction video. I saw a comment about this not being for the male gaze, but weirdly, many (not all) men in Japan often actively dislike tight and revealing fashion IRL, preferring conservative looks like long skirts or modest blouse, saying that they "don't know where to direct their gaze" if a woman is dressed in a tight short mini or a low-cut top. Of course a lot of Japanese women fully know this and wear revealing clothes anyway to thumb their nose at convention, but it's interesting the geographic difference of what genders want. Loose fits look stylish, modest and seem to please both genders there.
The 1st look omg!!! That shirt that jacket!! I can't 😭😭🥳😭😭😱🥳😭😭 every look after that was 2th best
This my fave 7days, 7looks episode. Bc its so close to my style i love , brands i love
This was such a great video, I’m totally going to check her out and I loved the breakdown as well! Thanks so much for the hard work ❤
Anna's was my favorite 7 days 7 outfits video. I want everything. I basically dress like her 24/7 but she has such nice pieces.
the cutest thing ive heard today is luke saying arigatou gozaimasu nakamura-san 😭😭
The trench coat is my favorite. It feels like chic Matrix Trench coat!
I'd love to see more outside of America! Just gives a different perspective. I loved this edition with Anne!!
As a representative of the “Old Ladies Wearing Clodhoppers Society” I’d like to say “thank you”. PS. I am now hooked on Christoph Lemiare.
I’m so un-fashion that I read the Bally sub title as being ball-y, like the knit pants had gone bobbly through over wear 😂
So glad to see this, as I really loved her style. Something different for a change
Absolutely obsessed with your 7 looks series. Hoping you’ll do one for CL too
I love this SO much. This is exactly the way I like to dress--it's easy for me because I'm tall. As a person who's not tall, she does this look so well! I can't afford any of these things, but I was taking notes the whole time. I'd love to thrift flip that apron/skirt piece that she fastened around the dress. I've never been an overalls person, but the way she does it is so cute and perfect. The only thing I couldn't do is the high heels. I just can't wear them anymore.
i loved her vogue weeks so much!! her styles are just chefkiss!!
Wow her looks make me so excited! Finally a celebrity that shows looks that are like my own style - the baggy-ness, colors, etc. I feel like so many of the people I've seen in these Vogue videos all have similar styles. This feels like a breath of fresh air and finally gives me someone with taste I align with to look into and see what brands they like! I'm literally giddy!!
"The more you know" - I LOVE all the little history bits you add here and there, it makes watching your videos such a pleasure!
I loved her! She had a very unique sense of style, its her, just purely her. I haven't seen anyone in this series with those outfits.
Please react to CL's 7 Looks!
It’s a chilly day in NYC, and my outfit today is legit a thrifted version of her chilly day outfit. Makes me feel like I’m doing something right, haha. 😊
WE LOVE WHEN LUKE REACTS TO ASIAN FASHION 😍😍😍
Courduroy, overalls, chunky shoes, band tees, baggy jeans, hoodies, and long shift dresses...This is giving me strong nostalgia for my mid-'90s high school wardrobe, and I'm here for it 🤩
So happy you did this one! Would love to see you review mirei kiritani’s 7 days 7 looks too!
I have been waiting for this one !
She is what I call effortlessly chic 💖💖💖
i loved this video! it is interesting to see you as someone with little understanding of japanese fashion watch these videos, a big aspect of japanese fashion is how modest it is, and the way shes styled herself with this in mind is just so high class and timeless, im glad that you could recognise and admire this about her, even without understanding this aspect of japanese fashion
The clash!!! Lost in the supermarket is stuck in my head now.
I really hoped you'd do this one... I'm in love with that coat
*I just realised there are multiple coats... I actually love them all
Dying for that Lemaire coat! And I love wearing what I like, even out of fashion trends when they look great. Would be up for a corduroy, velvet, velour revival. However as a wide hip small waisted woman, I never got the overall look. I just don't get it. But to each his own.
I feel like the brands that get repped in asia/asian department stores etc. can be more niche european ones that may not hit so hard in the us but are still fairly well known outside of it, even if you're not super into fashion? hence the repping of a bunch of brands that are "underrated" in the us but not necessarily in asia/japan.
but loving luke talking abt his personal growth in how he judge's people's fashion choices
Listening to you talking about fashion is so addictive, you are a pleasure to hear and I am learning so many things!
Thank you and hugs from Italy! ❤
OMG When I saw it first I thought it would be lovely if you react to it, but thought it won't happen because of the language. I'm so happy to see it!!!!
I’m obsessed with pants that just graze the ground, too, and have been trying to capture the look for years. The key seems to be wearing a fairly high (at least for me) heel, which I’ve never been able to do because ouch. Also, I love her overall style 💯
As one of the people who DMed you about this, thank you!
Now that I´m touring your videos I understand why you get bored, I mean, this girl is an example of what you're trying to teach about high fasion. I'm finding your channel very educative.
Woah thank you for bringing this one to our attention, it's my all time favourite so far!!!
something interesting:
When I visited japan a few years ago, I asked my friend (who was my age around 19 y/o) to bring me to uniqlo so I could shop for some clothes. He looked at me weird then giggled. He said "Uniqlo is for grandma's and grandpa's" he said it was cause it's affordable, cheap, and plain. Apparantly, young people shopped at a store called GU. I think it's like a Liberty vs. Biba moment but Japanese and cheaper(?) haha!
Idk if it's still like that but anyways that's all.
Funny because GU is a branch of Uniqlo lol. But your friend is not that wrong. Uniqlo is basically like a fast fashion brand. Its clothing are pretty sorta reasonable (notcheapthough) and pretty simple and bare when it comes to decoration so it attracts crowds of all ages since it is non offensive. I teach in japan and most of my work clothes (shirts blazers etc) are from uniqlo. I dont agree w the grandpa and grandma thing since uniqlo does collab w a lot of good fashion designers although people who shop at uniqlo are def more adult centric. Im guessing they said that because Uniqlo tends to cater to function (they have clothes like heat tech for winter) and the design is pretty bare. Basic Japanese fashion really loves decor and lots and lots of English words/phrases (most often with wrong grammar) on clothing they put those silly asian tattoos on white people to shame lol
Meanwhile GU basically is targeted towards young people and especially teenagers. They reflect the trends of the youths and they are a bit more cheaper. I tend not to shp at gu mainly because I will see my students there lol.
This is the best one I've seen. She has great taste.
The two-piece dress and the green sweater are to die for. Very cool and effortless.
I was fangirling over her style while watching the video, excited to see your take!!!
omg i didn’t think u would react to this one but was pRAYIG U WOULD CUZ IT WAS SO GOOD
That cardigan kint by Yan Yan was everything I want!!!
She's been a favorite of mine for years, I'm so happy you decided to react to this video!
THIS is the birthday gift I wanted! Luke I love your videos and they have brought me so much joy throughout the pandemic. Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos! They always make my day better
Hey happy birthday to you
Totally made my day ! I thought this was an old video since you were commenting on not enough appreciation of specific designers today..since they are all my favourite AND in one video! ..but yeah i get the fussy consumerist popular preferences
From Spain... THANKS you VERY MUCH for your videos and recommendations❤️❤️🙏🙏
was rly hoping you’d review Anne’s vid! She’s a dreamboat
8:26 I have been watching the new SATC episodes and Carrie Bradshaw was also wearing cropped little booties in one of the scenes - where she went to the convenience store to grab a coffee and talked to the owner after many years
the fact that Loewe's Studio Ghibli collab sold out within hours is killing me
Feeling so good about you also liking Uniqlo!!
LOVE HER ALREADY
This video was so good, I really enjoyed her looks!!! She knows what she likes and I loved her dungarees 😍
Anne reminds me of some of the young girls that run around in the streets of Toronto, specifically in the markets. They collect vintage, are unfussy, and radiate this purity in their style and bid for comfort. Its a very approachable style that lends it self to upcycling, minimalism and sentimentality...and definitely influences from Japan and Korea. I see them a lot at my local Uniqlo too lol
Always waiting till you drop your video about it before watching it✨✨
i've been waiting for this for weeks! so excited!
This was one of my favourites so far, very comfortable and casual - kind of 90s but only the best of the 90s. I’d wear all of these pieces if I could afford them haha