School uniform in CDL 07-08

[kirei_ayumi]

So I'm watching CDL 07-08 and I noticed an ironic aspect during the STEP you/Ladies Night performance. Ayu's background dancers have on of course school uniforms, while ayu has on a sexy bit-of-her-own uniform. These performances reminded me of the time I had read somewhere that ayu was considered a delinquent in school because she didn't follow the dress code and wore short shirts.

did anyone else notice this?!

[AyUta]

That is true isn't it? Wow, good eye

[freedreamer]

LOL yea...but she looked gd in it..and im sure it was one of the reasons why the cover had that...im so most girls would find her very kawaii in it..and she was!

[kirei_ayumi]

^yep. a kind of way to stand out from the rest, just like she wanted to stand out from her peers in school

[AyUta]

^ Exactly She looked adorable

[KarenPang]

Originally Posted by AyUta

^ Exactly She looked adorable

indeed

at least the outfit's cool , not everyone can pull it off I believe

[Bad Wolf]

I thought she was considered a delinquent because she didn't care about her studies/was bored by them? And, well, I imagine how she dressed had something to do with it, too, but I didn't hear about the short skirt thing XD

[AyUta]

Ayu said she likes to break rules
That's exactly how she was in school

[prussian blue]

well if you notice, shuya is the only guy who didnt tuck in his shirt into the pants

[kirei_ayumi]

Originally Posted by prussian blue

well if you notice, shuya is the only guy who didnt tuck in her shirt in the pants

lol good one

[panda♥]

Originally Posted by InoriNoUta

I thought she was considered a delinquent because she didn't care about her studies/was bored by them? And, well, I imagine how she dressed had something to do with it, too, but I didn't hear about the short skirt thing XD

not skirt, SHIRT. XD


maybe she was a delinquent because of both reasons. violating the dress code and not caring about her studies.

[alternarist]

Originally Posted by kirei_ayumi

So I'm watching CDL 07-08 and I noticed an ironic aspect during the STEP you/Ladies Night performance. Ayu's background dancers have on of course school uniforms, while ayu has on a sexy bit-of-her-own uniform. These performances reminded me of the time I had read somewhere that ayu was considered a delinquent in school because she didn't follow the dress code and wore short shirts.

did anyone else notice this?!

i like ur observation!! but again, the singer gotta be different from the dancers right? thats how they stand out.

[kirei_ayumi]

^oh yes, I understand. It kinda dawned on me and I made a correlation

[aqua_crystal]

^^Yeah.. I agree. I didn't think it would have anything to do with Ayu's personal experience.

[TakaSama]

Aw, I have students who like to break dress code and don't study. Maybe someday they will be like Ayumi!

More likely, they'll clean up their act when they are seniors so that they can go to college...

But anyway, good catch! I just assumed that hers looked different because she wanted to stand out from her dancers.

[Bad Wolf]

Originally Posted by MYV*izm

not skirt, SHIRT. XD


maybe she was a delinquent because of both reasons. violating the dress code and not caring about her studies.

lmao whoops! Sorry about that, lolol.

and indeed, that's distinctly possible - though i've noticed with any girl forced to wear a slightly unflattering uniform, they're going to try and make it their own personal style no matter what. D: which isn't really a bad thing, imho, just... something that happens lol. so i can't really blame ayu for being frustrated with her uniform.

[wenren93]

that's true , AYU IS KAWAII !
but did u realise,
in singapore, the ministry of education set all rules that girls must wear school skirt that's over the knee length, while in japan the girls can wear their skirt short like ?!@#!$% ????
is so wierd ..... ;/

[asmAyumi1992]

Looks good to me~
Ayu doesn't like school I think so.
Yeah!
BREAK THE RULES!

[jiarongisme]

Merry Christmas. You successfully bumped up a thread that was created in July

[lfe.]

She was also considered a delinquent for having blonde hair. These were the days when dying your hair was a no-no in Japan/Asia.