Reader’s Question:
Model Miyu Yonekura appears taller than her actual height of 169 cm. Is it because of the small room where the photos were taken, or is she wearing elevated shoes? Either way, I’m curious about why she looks taller than her actual height.
Thoughts on Miyu Yonekura’s Height
While watching television with a friend, we spotted Miyu Yonekura, and
I remarked, “She looks taller than she actually is.” My friend responded, “Isn’t it because of her great figure?” It made me realize that the reason someone appears taller than their actual height is not solely based on height.
The Relationship Between Style and Perception
There are several reasons why someone with a good figure might appear taller than they really are. For instance, Yonekura has a small face and long limbs, which gives a visual impression of greater height. Additionally, having broad shoulders can contribute to a more robust overall appearance. When these elements come together, she likely appears to be over 169 cm. Furthermore, the environment where the photos are taken can influence this perception. If the setting is a small room, the camera angle and composition can alter the sense of actual size. Since backstage areas often have low ceilings due to stairs or air conditioning, this could also play a role.
The Impact of Heels and Insoles
In addition, using heels or insoles to emphasize the feet can also boost height. This is particularly important in the modeling industry, so it’s possible that she is wearing elevated shoes. However, it’s interesting to see the various tricks models use. When you think about it, the fashion world is truly profound.
In Conclusion
Discussing this topic with my friend was enjoyable as we reflected on style and perception. In casual conversations, we often find ourselves discussing surprisingly deep topics. If you have any interesting insights or discoveries from discussions with people close to you, please share them in the comments. I’m looking forward to hearing your experiences and opinions!
