What do those parents and kids wear at Gap? Holiday Edition

Oshiba:Anyway, I am usually overwhelmingly blue in terms of color. I have always been blue since I was young. That's why I chose blue today.

Oshiba:To be honest, I wondered if "Gap" would fit in with the culture I grew up with, but when I visited the store for the first time in a while for this project, it was better than I had imagined. I was surprised to find that simple and universal items are also standard items.

Oshiba:I never used to wear down jackets. I thought it was an escape from fashion. If I wanted to be warm, I thought I had to wear something heavy, like a horsehide leather jacket. But in recent years, vests have been my boom, and when I tried one on, it didn't feel like a down jacket. I like the vest feeling. I learned a lot from this project (laughs). I always wear oversized pants. This one is also 34 inches. I like to wear slim tapered pants in oversize.

Oshiba:He is not that colorful, but he seems to have his own style. Also, I think he is influenced by his parents, but he likes the color blue the best. It's in his name.

Ao Yori:I didn't do it. I didn't even do my hair.

Oshiba:My wife is a hair and makeup artist, so she wants to do that kind of thing.

Ao Yori:Nice feeling.

Oshiba:I went to school with it the next day. I love it.

Oshiba:I started skating about a year ago. I had to take care of my kids, but I wanted to skate, so we went to a skate park together.

Oshiba:Aoyori probably doesn't think of me as a parent (laughs). (Laughs.) I'm just a nagging senior.

Natalie:I've always liked them, but they are universal. I like button-down pajamas and wear them all the time. Also, the long T-shirts that I usually wear are also fine, because "Gap" has something that says, "This kind of thing is fine.

Ryohei:If I had to describe it in an image, I would say it is "The American everyday wear. I think it is one of the brands that symbolize America. Recently, you have been involved in campaigns with Kanye West and others, and you are also working on new things.

Natalie:I had a hard time deciding, but I ended up with red. I often wear red in everyday life. In my image, it is as if I went outside in my loungewear.

Ryohei:I usually wear the same style as usual. I often wear a G-jacket over a sweatshirt.

Natalie:Lately, he has developed some preferences, and I sometimes have a hard time getting him dressed in the morning. He tends to pick out things that make a mess, which seems to be fine with him, and I sometimes send him to daycare wondering if it will be okay (laughs).

Ryohei:It is warmer than it looks. It is also relaxing and has a nice shape.

Natalie:Sweatshirts are comfortable and warm. When it's too much trouble to think, I often wear a sweatshirt top and bottom.

Natalie:It's a little difficult (laughs). But I used to buy Mickey stuff in vintage clothing. Mickey T-shirts of the foreign souvenir type. This item also has a somewhat vintage feel, doesn't it?

Natalie:I hope they will grow up by seeing, feeling, and failing at various things.

KASUMI:In fact, I wear a lot of denim. I don't wear denim jackets very often. Gap denim is very comfortable to wear.

KASUMI:Actually, this is a men's size. But I could wear it at all, and the silhouette was beautiful, so I chose it.

KASUMI:I think it was when I saw my relative's sister wearing a Gap sweatshirt. I thought it was really stylish. I was like, "What is GAP? (laughs). I am from Akita, but there were no Gap stores in Akita at the time.

KASUMI:Lately I've been looking at children's clothes, but I think it's the "bears" (laughs). (Laughs.) The tights with the bear on the bottom are really cute. I can't wear them to daycare, though.

KASUMI:It's a riot (laughs). (Laughs.) Recently, he has finally started to learn to speak. He has started to say "baba" and "mama.

Ryota:The size of the down was large and made a big impact, so I went with darker, or rather, hazy tones for the rest. This down may look like an XL, but it is a L.

Ryota:I know I sound like a silly parent, but the clothes look really good on them (laughs). (Laughs.) So I enjoy picking out clothes for my children.

Ryota:It's a strong image for advertising visuals. It is so iconic that I use it as a reference in my work. If you have all the models wear denim and shoot with a white background, it looks like "Gap" (laughs).

Ryota:When I was a teenager, I used to buy a lot of Old Gap with lower-case logos. I also had a lot of pocket T's. Recently, there are many variations of children's clothing, so I have many chances to go look at them.

Ryota:Right now, I let her wear what she likes, but I am sure that in a little while, she will come to have her own preferences. I also have her go to the same hair salon as I do, and she gets her hair done the same way, but I wonder if she will eventually grow tired of that too (laughs). (Laughs.) There have always been children with pigtails. But around the third grade of elementary school, they started to feel that their hair style was not right, and they started to wear their hair in a normal way. I think that Akisumi may soon outgrow this look and hairstyle (laugh).

Shun:I like classic logos, so I chose this one. Also, a large logo is what I am in the mood for.

Kotoha:The premise was that we wanted to shoot at home, so we decided that this setup would be good for that. We both decided on the theme of "clothes that can be worn at home.

Kotoha:These days, I already tend to dress them in clothes that are easy to move around in. And maybe something with a lot of color.

Shun:The dough is very sticky.

Kotoha:Yes, it's really comfortable. I like that it's lined and warm.

Kotoha:You wore pullovers and zip hoodies. I also had a lot of innerwear. I also had a classic logo tote bag that I still use today.

Shun:To be honest, I haven't been going to the store that much, but it was in a shopping mall near my parents' house and I saw my father wearing it, so it has always been close to me.

Shun:My daughter's name has two letters, and I had decided long ago that I wanted the second letter to be "N".

Kotoha:From there, I started to apply the Japanese syllabaries, such as "an," "in," and "un" (laughs).

Shun:The remaining ones were "ten," "men," and "sen. My father's name is Sen Hiroshi, so I was going to go with "Sen," but when I put it together with Hidaka, my family name, it was too simple, so I went with "Sen.

Kotoha:I was actually embarrassed to be associated with my profession, but I put that aside and decided on "Sen" because I liked the lettering.

Kotoha:In any case, I want them to grow up freely. I want them to be able to trust their own rules and what they like without being influenced by others.

Naoki:I chose the yellow color for the down and the khaki skinnies for the pants, since I only wear thin or six-pocket cargo pants these days.

Naoki:It's crazy good. The pants in particular are a bit moleskin-like and warm.

Marami:I usually don't wear skirts very often, but this time I had a hard time deciding, so I asked my husband to help me decide. I've just come out of childbirth, so the elastic waist is a big help. It hides my body shape.

Naoki:She has become much more assertive and likes to be told that she looks like a princess these days. She also loves to choose her own clothes when she buys new ones.

Naoki:I have always loved them, and even now I wear the white skinnies I bought in high school. When I was in high school, we went to school in plain clothes, so everyone was very fashion literate. I wore them with boot-twins.

Marami:I have been looking at a lot of Gap children's clothing since I had my child. I buy tights with a bear on the bottom in various colors.

Joujitsu:I chose tapered denim, which is quite comfortable. Basically, I usually go for loose-fitting.

Ayako:I chose a high-waisted flare. I dared to wear a large-size down jacket. The hoodie is a men's medium.

Ayako:It is super lightweight. The flared denim is also very easy to wear.

Joujitsu:I like the way the shoulders of the G-janes are falling down. This is a size L, but I felt it was made much larger. It looks modern. The mickey prints also have a vintage look.

Ayako:The workmanship is very solid. It has been a long time since I have worn this brand, but I have rediscovered that it is a really good brand.

Joujitsu:I really liked "Old Navy" as well, so I was disappointed when it disappeared from Japan.

Ayako:Tokiei likes buzz, so he quickly decided on his own. Approval Onn likes purple.

Ayako:I had a nosebleed just a few minutes ago (laughs).

Ryohei:It is like a gateway to success in American casual wear.

Ryohei:The prices are getting higher. Especially those with larger silhouettes are responding well. Also, there are gorgeous embroideries and gimmicks that don't match the price. So they tend to be lumped in with other affordable brands, but they are distinct from them.

Ryohei:I usually like to use one tone as much as possible. So I went with that approach this time as well. I am also very conscious of the color and texture of materials.

Ryohei:The silhouette is modern. I feel that the philosophy of the brand has been handed down from generation to generation.

Marie:I was surprised at how many sizes are available. Also, I always looked at my husband and wanted to wear them loose. I am glad I was able to do that this time.

Ryohei:I don't think it's necessary to put in the entire pair, just a little bit in the front. As long as you keep walking, the weight of the pants will give you a nice silhouette.

Satomi:The first thing that caught my eye was the colored down, and it was an instant decision. To make the outerwear stand out, I kept the innerwear a bit subdued. The pants were cute and boyish in shape.

Satomi:You chose from both men's and women's wear. I'm not the type to like pink, so I went with a boy's top. You picked them out yourself, right?

Emma:Yeah.

Emma:Light blue.

Satomi:It is extremely lightweight. And yet it is warm. Ema's is reversible.

Satomi:I guess it's the image of sweatshirts and logos. Now I often use it as innerwear.

Satomi:I used to buy a lot of baby clothes, especially because there were a wide variety of types and designs. I still look at them regularly.

Satomi:When I came to Japan, I suddenly became a resident of Shonan and stayed there until I graduated from junior high school. After that, I lived in Nagano and Tokyo before returning to Shonan when I was about 21 years old. It is easy to raise children. I mainly work in Tokyo, so I can balance my work with my life.

Emma:I like it. Because I can see Mt.

Junpei:About three years ago, I became independent and freelance, and from there I had more opportunities to transport fixtures and products for events. While doing some research, I read an article about van life overseas and thought it would be nice to be able to sleep in a car and carry furniture and fixtures.

Junpei:I go out frequently. I go out at night on a whim, spend the night at a roadside station, etc., and come back after having a cup of coffee while watching the sunrise.

Junpei:It feels rather normal. I also like the outerwear because it is easy to move around and easy to drive with it on.

Yonko:I like denim, so I chose denim. Also, down is light and warm.

Junpei:I think it has changed quite a bit. I used to wear only high-brand clothes. For my job, I prefer clothes that are easy to move in, and in that respect, I want to continue to wear Gap clothes.