The Path to Authenticity: Starting with a "Misconception" While Wearing a Chanel Jacket

The other day, I was reading Takuya Chida's book

"Start by pretending you're good at it" and came across a passage that made me think...

 

"I see~ 😏" I thought,

and it really resonated with me.

 

 

 

People wear designer suits,

expensive watches,

and go to pricey salons because they're conscious of what others think.

Many people might scoff at that,

but such efforts are not in vain.

Because brands have the effect of boosting one's "misconception power."

 

What?

Misconception?? 😩

 

As I read on,

I understood what it meant.

 

When you wear luxury brands,

you tend to feel a little luxurious yourself.

"This jacket is top-notch today,

so I must be looking good 👍"

 

Embrace that feeling

and become a little more proactive.

As you repeat this, sooner or later,

that proactiveness will become genuine.

 

Until the day it becomes real.

 

This sentence really hit me.

 

 

In reality, I don't have time for work or chores,

nor do I have time to think about where to wear things.

Plus, I have no fashion sense.

 

But I don't want to feel anxious wondering, "Do I look good today?"

And I also have the desire to look stylish.

 

Even in such times,

if I wear Chanel,

everything will be fine ✋

 

It's the culmination of a genius's carefully thought-out efforts!

So, it's only natural.

Just by putting it on, it blends with your body,

and a subtle chicness gently wafts around you.

 

At first, it's okay to have a "misconception"

that you might have become stylish.

If, by pleasantly falling into that misconception,

you gain proactiveness and various things turn for the better,

then that's perfectly okay! 😄

 

 

For those of you who also felt that way...

Chanel clothing will be a very strong ally.

Just one piece can make you look amazingly stylish

and feel proactive 💗