Westa's Fashion Advice.pdf

I have no reference persons for coordination.
I used to be completely uninterested in fashion and tried to look as shabby as possible.
This was because I was 26-27 years old and had just started my own tax consulting business, and my clients were mostly in their 30s, including some CEOs who were around my parents' age.
I wanted to avoid looking young in front of them.
Even tax officials shared this sentiment.
As a result, I wore my hair in an all-back style, wore black-framed glasses, and tried to project a confident image.
However, at the age of 31, I was suddenly thrown into the world of politics.
At that time, someone asked me, "Why do you wear such an ugly outfit?"
I replied, "It's not about the appearance, it's about the content."
But they replied, "Of course, content is important, but a good appearance is not a bad thing either."
I realized that this was a reasonable point, so I started paying attention to my appearance from then on.
However, I had never paid attention to my appearance in my life, so I didn't know what to do.
So I started studying fashion by buying and reading the fashion magazine "MEN'S EX".
I have been a regular subscriber ever since, and I have been learning about coordination from this magazine.