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时尚、珠宝&手表、生活方式、美容、食品…
精通各种类型的个性丰富的编辑们,在GINZA SIX上闲逛
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GINZA SIX EDITORS Vol.61

就像自由职业者的头衔撒娇一样,每天的装束也以舒适性为优先的休闲风格为主。话虽如此,但考虑到年龄和立场的话,至少要掌握好小东西。…因此,在提升穿着风格的同时,为了抓住平时男性系休闲风格中无法想象的正统性良品,选择GINZA SIX。

1年的一半以上是旧衣服的牛仔裤。但是,我相信鞋子穿得很严肃,穿起来就能感觉到穿得很好。特别是想遇到能够从远处看到的鞋子的绝品时,请检查2F的“塞尔吉奥罗西”。

作为豪华的平底鞋而受欢迎的“sr1”,颜色和素材的种类齐全的话也很壮观! 特别是拖鞋类型,和裤子和长裙的平衡感比较容易,非常方便。基本颜色自不必说,适合厚厚的紧身裤和短袜搭配的毛皮材质,以及能够紧致搭配的金属银色…那个也!这个也!虽然很想去,但是因为有预算所以有点犹豫。

最让人在意的是,配合黑法的“sr1”(137000日元※以下全部不含税价格)。拖鞋类型的便利,秋冬穿紧身裤和短袜,夏天光着脚…全季都能使用。而且最近夏天也只在脚下加上毛皮的不平衡感,给简单的风格带来了“醇厚”。黑色毛衣的话有富含感,从现在开始不论季节都可以穿。

这次来到“塞尔吉奥罗西”的理由之一就是试穿今年出道的“sr YURI”。这个“sr YURI”是日本限定的高跟鞋,采用了适合日本女性脚的木型。诺斯波特比普通的高跟鞋长,膝下看起来很长的效果! 因为是全橡胶鞋,所以没有必要一个一个地贴橡胶鞋,从买的那天开始就能穿嘎吱嘎吱地穿,正是为工作的女性准备的高跟鞋。

甲高&宽腿的自己,整体来说宽度细的导入鞋大多是选择39个尺寸,一边调整一边穿。只是,这个「sr YURI」(69000日元)的尺寸38.5很贴切! 而且,用流石的剪裁,脚看起来很性感。黑色条纹的话,和裙子和漂亮的眼裤都很搭。7.5cm高跟鞋的高度让人感觉不到安定感。日常穿的棕色牛仔裤,搭配如此精致的高跟鞋,也许会穿得很时尚。不得不感受到“塞尔吉奥罗西”鞋的伟大。

而且对于喜欢联合国服装造型的自己来说,3F的“拉格与博恩”不可或缺的品牌。在基础设计中使用边缘的设计,备齐了不会厌倦的长相爱的道具。上衣的话,因为男士的S号是超额的,所以女性和男士在同一家店内的GINZA SIX商店都可以尝试,非常方便。

来看秋季针织衫,却意外的事情发生了…！！遇到了名为“阿特拉斯”的挎包(74000日元)。这个,难以言喻的沉稳的巴甘地红。非常适合自己喜欢茶系和鲤鱼系的衣服,正是直球道正中。最重要的是,像信封一样的方形,不会太甜,也不会太辣,和通用型的造型相匹配。正因为沿袭了衣服的世界观,所以才能做出如此多的包吧。

而且,这个包有什么厉害,就是这样展开变平的! 如果是平整的状态的话,可以不松一口气地收纳起来。只要把快照扣住快照扣住,就可以恢复挎包的状态。海外出差的时候,带着机内的大手提包一整天都不要度过,抱着紧凑又酷的挎包精神抖擞地出去晚餐,这也不是梦想。

因为可以调节挂件的长度,所以可以缩短到挎包上,长后斜挂,根据衣服的搭配进行调整。小腋下的尺寸感也是绝妙的。每天都能找到确定使用的包,从现在开始能穿什么样的衣服就很兴奋。

最后总有一天…选择“Grand精工”的名品,选择了5F的“精工时装店”。在银座说到“Grand精工”,就是“精工高级时装店”和“和光”,但自己的门槛有点高,GINZA SIX的商店的魅力在于可以轻松窥视的开放店铺结构是其魅力所在。神圣闪耀,年轻的大联盟选手大谷翔平选手似乎在守护着我进店的我。

所谓的女士手表的尺寸感太过于女人味了,很多人都觉得和自己的造型有点不一样。因此,为了戴男士手表,正在计划换班。不过,导入品牌的盒子很大,充满了“借来的东西感”,所以期待着纯正日本品牌“Grand精工”的恰到好处的尺寸感。

这次选择的有不锈钢套盒(左:SBGW231450000日元)、不锈钢丝的自动售货机(中:SBGH2113650000日元)、18K黄金盒(右:SBGW252180,000日元)3种。自动换档的盒子有点大,厚度,自己的手可能有点重。…因此不予受理。不锈钢带黑皮带的类型尺寸感也正好,夏天适合T恤的手边不是很好吗?？这样的穿着印象沸腾起来。

但是,抓住我心的是18K黄金盒的手表。无论是让过去的设计存档的案例的古典感,还是稍微有点象牙的表盘,作为一生的东西的存在感在我手中回响着。店员也推荐“我觉得最合适”。我知道(眼泪)! 预算(大哭)!! 虽然没有勇气马上决定约2百万手表,但这是一个能够亲身感受到日本引以为豪的极致的马尼法模型的好机会。现在开始“Grand精工”储蓄!!！

Text：Etsuko Mashiro Photo：Masahiro Heguri Edit：Yuka Okada

My standard style these days is casual. Perhaps because I work freelance, I’ve given myself the freedom to put comfort above everything else. Still, given my age and position, I feel obligated to wear, at minimum, nice accessories. So, in a bid to upgrade my presentation, I head to GINZA SIX to hunt for quality, authentic items that go well with my regular men’s casual style.

I wear vintage denim jeans typically for more than a half year. Add a nice pair of shoes, I think, and the whole looks quite presentable. When I want to find a pair of shoes that anyone can tell are quality even from a distance, I go to Sergio Rossi on the second floor.

The popular sr1 are gorgeous slippers that come in a magnificent variety of colors and materials. They come in handy because you can easily create an effective balance with pants or a long skirt. The basic colors are great, but there are also versions with a fur finish, for thick tights or socks, or metallic silver, to spice up your outfit. I love this pair! And that pair! I would like to get so many, but I’m on a budget. I’m not sure what to choose.

The one I like best is the sr1 with black fur accents (137,000 yen; all prices listed before tax). Another thing that makes slippers so convenient is that they can be worn in all four seasons: with tights or socks in the fall and winter and just on their own in the summer. Even during the summer, the presence of fur on your feet evokes a sense of unexpectedness that adds flair and substance to a simple look. The black fur feels rich. I’d wear these regardless of season.

Another reason I’m vising Sergio Rossi today is to try on the sr YURI, which came out this year. The sr YURI pumps are available only in Japan. They’re built on a last shaped to fit the feet of Japanese women. The pointed toes are longer than those of standard pumps to elongate the look of the legs below the knees. The sole is all rubber. That means you don’t need to add protective rubber. You can wear them worry-free from day one. They’re the perfect pumps for working women.

I happen to have a wide foot with high arches. With imported shoes, which tend toward a narrow shape, I almost always choose a size 39 and make adjustments as I go. But with the sr YURI (69,000 yen), size 38.5 fits perfectly. Plus, the pair features the brand’s typical great cut, which makes my feet look especially sexy. The black suede version would go perfectly with a skirt or dress pants. Despite the 7.5 cm heels, these pumps feel stable. Combining a pair with ordinary denim jeans with holes would create a stylish look; it’s hard to argue a pair of Sergio Rossi shoes doesn’t confer an unmistakable grandeur.

I prefer androgynous styles. That makes Rag & Bone on the third floor an essential. With standard but edgy designs, this boutique is filled with timeless items you’ll cherish for years. With many of the tops, you can wear men’s size S for an oversized look. At the GINZA SIX location, which features both women’s and men’s in the same store, you can try on both. It’s very convenient.

I’ve come to look at the fall knits, but something unexpected happens! I discover the Atlas shoulder bag (74,000 yen). The burgundy-red color has a hard-to-describe calming feel. I have lots of brown and khaki clothing, so, oddly enough, this is perfect. It’s a high hard one right down the middle of the plate. Above all, the square, envelope-like form is neither too sweet nor too spicy. It’s a great match for a unisex wardrobe. The aesthetics of the brand’s bags follow from its clothing, which may be why the brand finds it so easy to create a bag that hits the bull’s eye.

Another amazing thing about this bag is that it opens flat, like this! And folded flat, it fits inside a small suitcase. Simply snap the snaps to recreate your shoulder bag. Perhaps the dream of going on an overseas business trip and not spending the entire day with the tote bag I hauled onboard isn’t just a dream. I could simply bring this cool, compact shoulder bag and set out for dinner, dashingly equipped.

The strap length is adjustable. You can shorten it and hang it off your shoulder or make it longer and wear it diagonally across the body. You can change it up based on what you’re wearing. The size, too, is perfect. It fits right under the arm. Now that I’ve found the bag ideal for everyday use, I’m excited just thinking about what I’ll wear with it.

Finally, I go to Seiko Boutique on the fifth floor to check out the Grand Seiko, the famous watch I’ve hoped to buy one day. In Ginza, when you hear “Grand Seiko,” the Seiko Premium Boutique or the prestigious Wako department store might come to mind. But I feel shy about dropping into such places. I find the GINZA SIX boutique especially appealing for its open, welcoming atmosphere, even for those who come just to look. On the front signboard, the young but awe-inspiring Major League baseball player Shohei Otani’s gentle figure almost embraces me wholeheartedly.

The sizes of so-called ladies’ watches are often too feminine and don’t work with my personal style, so I’ve been thinking about wearing men’s watches. The imported brands, though, have large cases and feel like they’re borrowed from somewhere else. My expectations, then, for the pleasantly sized Grand Seiko, an authentic Japanese brand, are high indeed.

The first types I looked at were the stainless steel case (left: SBGW231; 450,000 yen), stainless steel automatic (middle: SBGH213; 650,000 yen), and 18-karat gold case (right: SBGW252; 1,800,000 yen). The automatic’s case is a little big, and it’s thick. It feels a bit heavy on my wrist. I rule it out. The stainless steel with the black strap feels just right. It leaves me feeling I’d be able to wear it in summer with a T-shirt—various tableaux come to mind…

But the watch that really makes my pulse race is the one with the 18-karat gold case. I like the classic feel—the case is based on a design from the brand’s archives—and the dial has a hint of ivory. As a watch to last a lifetime, its vivid, almost inevitable presence on my wrist makes my heart beat faster. The sales attendant recommends it: “I think this one looks best on you!” I know, I know, I thought; but, oh, the price, the price! I’m not brave enough to buy an almost 2,000,000-yen watch on the spot, but just trying it on did prove a good opportunity to experience the pride of Japanese manufacturing. I’m going to start saving for a Grand Seiko today!

Text：Etsuko Mashiro　Photo：Masahiro Heguri　Edit：Yuka Okada