I like to have a routine, so when I wake up in the morning I shiver out onto the balcony to wake myself up and have a cigarette, but when that doesn't wake me up I immediately brush my teeth and wash my face.
Afterwards he drinks hot water and smokes another cigarette.
I do this every day, even on holidays, but I also have a once a year routine.
That means finding a favorite perfume, and every winter I have a habit of searching for a new scent and making sure that it fits me until the next year. I'm not sure when it started.
This year, the jewelry brand Van Cleef & Arpels released its first perfume in Japan last month, and I've found my favorite brand among them.
I was instantly captivated by the deep, sweet scent of patchouli and the heavy scent of bergamot.
Of the four seasons, it would be an easy answer to say that I like spring and autumn, but I actually like winter the best.
Many of the perfumes I like match winter, and I really love the balance between the dry winter air and the clothes I can wear (although the downside is that it dries out my skin) .
When it comes to knitwear, it's my favorite category of clothing to wear during the winter season.
Just like wearing a T-shirt in summer, I want to wear knitwear in winter without thinking about it.
Some people may prefer sweatshirts and hoodies to knitwear, but I personally am drawn to the softness of knit fabrics and the freedom of design options.
Today I would like to introduce a few knitted items that are currently in stock in store.
NAMACHEKO DOUBLE LAYER INTARSIA CREWNECK
The first one is a layered knit from NAMACHEKO that I also purchased personally.
I trust NAMACHEKO knitwear so much that I bought one from them last year.
Designer Dilan himself experiments with knitted fabrics every season, and knitwear has now become the brand's signature item.
This season's item has a tighter fit. It is made with a pattern that clings to the wearer's skin, and as the product name suggests, it is designed with two layers of knit fabric.
The border on the front has a circular destroyed pattern, a detail that appeals to my personal tastes.
The back is unprocessed, giving it a simple finish that allows you to enjoy the color scheme.
Elephant is available in a total of three colors, so we hope you can find your favorite one.
(I think you'll want this item once you wear it...)
I liked the black and purple color scheme. It's cute to tuck a shirt in and it's also an eye-catching item to wear as an inner layer.
STEFAN COOKE SLASHED CARDIGAN
The second photo is a slash cardigan by STEFAN COOKE.
The item is decorated with the brand's signature slash holes all over, making it clear at a glance that it is a STEFAN COOKE item.
(In fact, it's amazing how such an edgy item has become a staple and sells like hotcakes every season...)
The size is just right and not affected by trends, so I would like to pair it with nice pants such as trousers and finish it off with leather shoes for a classic look.
The same fabric is also used for the knit sweater, which has less slash holes. However, there is no doubt that the STEFAN COOKE identity is appealing.
ORIMI SPARKLE KNIT BLOUSE
Lastly, we have ORIMI's scarf-docking glitter cardigan.
It comes in two colors, black and off-white, and is studded with glitter thread of different colors all over, making it a very cute piece.
The silver threads entangled with the black give it a modern impression, while the catchy look of the attached scarf creates an indescribable balance.
The white is mixed with bright pink, blue and gold threads, giving it a more glamorous and brilliant look.
The scarf has fringe at the end, making it look very cute.
(It's a very cute item for girls to wear too.)
As the temperature drops and we start wearing more outerwear, I personally recommend cute knitwear as it adds just the right amount of balance and casualness to the season.
All three of the items introduced here are comfortable to wear and do not irritate the skin, so even people who don't like knit fabrics will find it easy to put on.
As the end of the year approaches, come and find the perfect item to round off the year.
Miki Fukuhara
