la belle vie Co., Ltd.'s social listening project TREND LAB. conducted a "Survey on Seasonal and Daily Awareness," receiving approximately 360 responses. The survey results showed that 74% of respondents answered "I want to change my fashion" when they felt spring. However, only 15% base their daily clothing choices on "mood," and it was found that there are "3 barriers" to spring fashion: "temperature fluctuations," "body shape," and "pollen." Survey Highlights ・The moment people feel spring, the top answer is "Air/Temperature" at 69.4%

・When feeling spring, 74% want to "change their fashion"

・However, clothing choices are based on "temperature/TPO" rather than "mood"

・The "3 barriers" hindering spring fashion: temperature fluctuations, body shape, and pollen

When feeling spring, 74% want to "change their fashion" According to the survey, the most common moment people feel "Ah, spring has arrived" is "Air/Temperature (69.4%)". It appears that changes in climate felt by the skin, rather than calendar dates or scenery, are what trigger the realization of the season's arrival.

Furthermore, when feeling that spring air, 74% of respondents want to change their "fashion (colors/materials)". This indicates a high desire to update their wardrobe as a trigger for seasonal change.

Free responses also revealed a strong desire to break free from the heavy impression of winter and incorporate bright colors and light materials. ・Escape from Winter: "Perhaps because I tend to wear dark colors in winter, I feel like I have to wear colors when spring arrives!"

・Longing for Bright Colors: "I try to be conscious of wearing bright color coordination," "I incorporate pastel-colored items."

Q1. When do you feel, "Ah, spring has arrived"? Air/Temperature: 69.36% | Scent: 17.83% | Casual Scenery: 5.85% | Food: 4.46% | Sound: 1.39% | Other: 1.11%

Q2. When you think, "It's spring, I want to change something," what is the first thing that comes to mind? Fashion (colors/materials): 74.09% | Around the face (hair/makeup): 13.09% | Unseen areas (perfume/daily rhythm): 6.69% | Fingertips and toes (nails/shoes): 3.90% | Other: 2.23%

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