• kiri@ani.socialOPEnglish
      2·
      15 days ago

      I rarely see people in suits. Everyone like Kou, prefers hoodie/sweater + jeens or maybe trousers with collared shirt. But I like suits, It’s kinda gives you confidence, and sometimes it helps to understand person’s attitude to their work/studying, but not always…

      I don’t really know much about skirt suits, they usually (especially on arts) accentuate the figure, aren’t they? Personally I like Yagami in dress or casual clothes more.

      This one doesn’t seem to have a lapel, I haven’t seen that before.

      Me neither. I didn’t notice there are different types of lapels, there’s probably a wide variety of costumes in the offices.

      • 柊 つかさ@lemmy.worldMEnglish
        2·
        14 days ago

        In principle a skirt suit is just a suit for women that has a skirt instead of trousers. They may be cut in a variety of ways like closely following the body to accentuate shape or have more of a drape cut. Of course, in anime they usually like to draw the girls in a certain attractive way.

        A variety of lapels exist, I just never saw one where the lapel is missing. I quickly searched skirt suit on images and saw an example of it. I guess as always women have much more choice in designs when it comes to clothes compared to men, and I was only aware of details in the male side of suiting.

        I indeed like a dress on Kou-chan, I really liked when Rin put her in a dress. Temporarily putting tomboys in dresses is a bit of anime guilty pleasure of mine, I have to admit.

        • kiri@ani.socialOPEnglish
          2·
          14 days ago

          In principle a skirt suit is just a suit for women that has a skirt instead of trousers.

          Ah, that’s makes sense.

          There’s a little Sawa-chan-sensei in all of us, who likes to dress everyone in different costumes 😈