In winter, there is often talk about **knit materials making the body line more distinct**. This page is a guide that organizes **why the perception that ‘knit materials emphasize body lines’ arises** and **points that can be adjusted in styling** based on observations mentioned in scrapped articles from Japanese blogs (blogs related to customs/AV). ⚠️ The content below is a compilation of the description (observation/feeling) of the source article and the general context of clothing, and **does not determine personal intentions or facts**. In addition, since the original article includes a sensational context, the main text deals only with **fashion/material perspectives**. --- ## Key points mentioned in the source (summary) The following flow is mentioned in the scrapped article. - ✅ **It is said that articles related to ‘knit + volume’ increase in winter** - ✅ The observation that **not only AV/gravure, but also **ordinary people on the street seem to emphasize their knit lines** - ✅ There is a recollection that there was an ‘atmosphere of hiding volume’ in the past, and the opinion that **a ‘atmosphere of appeal’ seems to have emerged recently** In other words, the perception that “knit emphasizes the body shape” itself is being discussed along with factors such as **season (winter)·material (knit)·content influence (presumably AV/cosplay, etc.)**. --- ## Why do we feel that knits emphasize the lines more? Knits have **elasticity** due to the nature of the fabric, and depending on the thickness and weave, **the curves of the body can be revealed or, conversely, they can be gently organized**. The reasons why it is perceived as ‘emphasized’ in reviews/observations are usually divided into the following points. 🔥 **1) Fit (Tight vs Regular)** - Tight knits can make lines look more distinct - Regular/loose fits tend to make the silhouette look more slender 🔥 **2) Texture (Rib/Golji vs Flat)** - Some people feel that vertical structures like ribs focus the gaze and **emphasize the outline** 🔥 **3) Color (Light vs Dark)** - Many reviews say that light colors can make areas look prominent - Many people say that dark colors look relatively calm (however, there is a large individual difference) --- ## Reference for ‘Knit Silhouette’ in images (example space) The image below is an **example image space** to help you understand the flow of the text.
--- ## How to adjust ‘emphasis/softening’ in styling The source article contains the nuance that ‘some people seem to choose knits on purpose,’ but in reality, there are many cases where knits are chosen for **warmth/comfort/fashion**. Rather than defining the intention, it is convenient to check the **adjustable options**. ✅ **If you want to reduce the emphasis (tips based on reviews)** - **Thick knit** (some reviews say that knits that are too thin show more lines) - **Loose or semi-over fit** - **Outerwear layering**: Disperse the upper body line with a coat/padding/cardigan - Distract the gaze with a **flat knit** or patterned knit! [Refer to layering](/asset/649) ✅ **If you want a feeling of more defined lines (choose your preference)** - **Vertical rib**, a fit that fits the body - **Plain knit** for a clean silhouette - Adjust the balance with wide/flared bottoms, etc.! [Refer to fit comparison](/asset/650) --- ## How do you view the mention of ‘content influence’? The scrap article mentions the possible influence of AV or cosplay. However, this is closer to **sharing an impression** that “it feels like revealing/emphasizing styles have become more common recently” rather than **evidence proving the motive for individual outfits**. ⚠️ Therefore, in reality, it is possible that factors such as - fashion (crop/body fit trend) - material development (softer and more comfortable knits) - indoor/outdoor temperature difference (layered assumption) worked together.
--- ## Recommendation by situation: Between ‘comfort’ and ‘bullying the eyes’ There are also reviews that say that people chose knits because they were comfortable, but the lines were more prominent than expected, which could **bully the eyes**. It can be organized by situation like this. - ✅ **Work/Formal**: Regular fit + jacket/coat + dark tone (many people say it's okay) - ✅ **Date/Gathering**: Adjust the fit according to your preference, but there are reviews that say that knits that are too thin can be burdensome indoors - ✅ **Outdoor activities**: Focus on warmth (thickness/layering), functionality over lines! [Refer to coordination by situation](/asset/652) --- ## Checklist (Before purchasing/wearing) - ✅ Is the knit **transparent** (may vary depending on lighting/indoors) - ✅ How the silhouette changes depending on **sizing up/down** - ✅ Is the weave **ribbed or flat** - ✅ **Difference in impression** when worn alone vs. wearing outerwear! [Refer to checkpoints](/asset/653) --- ## Referenced sources - Original URL based on scraps: https://hokurikufuzoku.blog.jp/archives/90961937.html - Original link mentioned within the article (reprint): http://megamich.com/街中素人-エロ画像/49264.html - Link marked as PR within the article (for reference): https://www.dmm.co.jp/digital/videoa/-/detail/=/cid=ssni00488/ ⚠️ The above sources may contain adult/provocative content. This page organizes fashion elements such as **fit, texture, and layering** of knitwear based on the observation **‘knit-related topics increase in winter’** mentioned in the article.
--- ## Conclusion: Knitwear's 'characteristics' come before 'intention' In reviews/observations, some say, "The knit looks like it was intentionally emphasized," but knitwear is known to be **warm, comfortable, and a material that fits well**. So, while the lines may appear alive, it's **difficult to say for sure that anyone intended**. Many reviews say that simply adjusting the **fit (tight/loose)·weave (ribbed/flat)·layering (outer/inner)** to suit your desired impression can make a big difference in how it feels, so we recommend checking it again in a mirror/in a bright environment before purchasing.
