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why and how do Japanese kids always look so cool?
I know this sounds like a stupid question maybe. And I'm not trying to stereotype. But even when I see just normal Japanese kids on a flight to Shanghai or whatever, they just have this look. Like they are cool, but they're not trying to be cool. I know there is that crazy district in Tokyo where kids wear all kinds of crazy fashions-- I'm not talking about that. I'm just talking about how Japanese kids have this like stopic cool, cute, put-together, organized look about them. Like they have the perfect outfits in really subtle ways and their hair is always cute. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I'm tall, white, skinny, and I have thin brown hair and blue eyes. Obviously, I'm not Asian. But how can I get some of that cute style without just looking like a poser or looking absolutely ridiculous and nowhere near the style I'm going for?? HELP! thanks everybody....!
i know what you mean. there is just something so 'cool' about that culture. the kids are amazing. im not sure how to translate that other than confidence and an sence of repect for your image.
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