In fairness, the japanese language does have a word to identify "local" ("eastern") clothes and a word for clothes in the western fashion and I'm sure here this second word was used."Western-style clothes"
Yeah, we have a very strikingly difference of opinions on how western clothes and fashion look like.
Isn't Jirai-kei really popular in japan?Those clothes ought to be her most distinctive feature, even in Japan.
Male lead: Yes, you're my dress-up darling nowMale lead: "oh, you are that cosplayer"
Female lead: "Yes, I am not some man's dress-up doll, but I can make an exception just for you"
Probably, but regular clothes would still be far more common, unless the place is really special. We got a couple of glimpses of the street in this chapter, and the people passing by were wearing what you could call average everyday clothes.Isn't Jirai-kei really popular in japan?
...and it takes them like 10 2-page chapters to go through their greetingsImagine if the next they meet he's in a frilly outfit and a wig
“Western-style clothes”
Yeah, what else did she expect?Those clothes ought to be her most distinctive feature, even in Japan.
As long as it's within her own tastes there's nothing wrong with it.Male lead: "oh, you are that cosplayer"
Female lead: "Yes, I am not some man's dress-up doll, but I can make an exception just for you"
Yup literally, Woman☕Yeah, what else did she expect?
As long as it's within her own tastes there's nothing wrong with it.