Build an outfit starting from the pants.
Build your outfit starting with your pants.
A pair of pants with a great silhouette solves your coordination problems.
Change the silhouette; change to something with a better silhouette.
Doing just that not only shortens the time you spend getting ready in the morning, but also lightens your mood as you head to work, supporting you on Monday mornings.
On your days off, it makes going out even more enjoyable.
There is a reason for a good silhouette, and even without persuasion or product descriptions, you know a good product the moment you put it on.
Whether it’s wide or narrow—
that actually doesn’t matter at all.
Pants with a great silhouette have the power to change your preconceived notions of what you like or the assumption that something doesn't suit you.
Someone who disliked slim pants learns to love them.
Someone who only wears wide pants feels their conviction waver when they try on a pair of slim ones.
In other words, that is the kind of impact a silhouette has.
The waist, the rise, and the line that runs from the thigh to the hem.
Each is carefully considered and designed as a single pair of pants.
A silhouette is not just about the width.
It is the design.
Even if you are not good at coordinating, choosing the right pants is the key to looking great.
First, try changing to something with a good silhouette.
You will definitely see a change.
That silhouette is determined by the design of the rise.
The rise is the point I focus on when purchasing.
The construction of that rise determines the coolness of the overall silhouette.
Pants create the form (the foundation) and balance your look.
If tops like shirts are the "stars" of an outfit, then pants are the organizer—the true lead.
Problems that aren't solved by changing the stars can be resolved in one go by the organizer.
The power of pants, the power of trousers.
The power of pants to solve your coordination worries.
Build your outfit starting with your pants.
That is the proposal of Hughes’DEN.
Hughes’DEN
Representative Tsukasa Atsumi