About 60% of women want to change their mood through fashion in the spring! The #1 style they want to try is 'glamorous dresses'

■ How do you enjoy spring fashion?

Spring is when we shed our winter coats and the streets begin to fill with bright colors.

Have you ever opened your closet and thought, "It's about time for a change in atmosphere!"?

With floral patterns, chiffon, lace, and other spring-like items catching our attention, we wondered: how much do people actually focus on changing their fashion for the season?

In collaboration with "vanityME.," a select store with one of the industry's largest selections of cosplay costumes and cabaret dresses, we conducted a survey of 200 women aged 40 and under regarding their "awareness of spring fashion and the 'floral/chiffon' trend."

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Survey Overview: "Awareness of Spring Fashion and the 'Floral/Chiffon' Trend"

Survey Method: Internet survey

Survey Period: February 20, 2026 – March 4, 2026

Target Audience: Women aged 40 and under

Valid Responses: 200 samples

Questions:

Q1: When spring arrives, do you feel like you want to change your mood or wear brighter clothes?

Q2: What kind of changes do you want to incorporate in spring? (Multiple choice)

Q3: Which of the following best describes your impression of "floral" clothing or items? (Multiple choice)

Q4: Do you find spring-like materials with transparency or lightness, such as "chiffon" or "lace," appealing?

Q5: Please tell us the reason why.

Q6: Is there a style you would like to try more in your spring fashion?

Q7: Please select all the styles you would like to try more in your spring fashion. (Multiple choice)

Q8: Please tell us specifically what style you would like to try more in your spring fashion, and the reason why.

※ Percentages may not total 100% as figures are rounded to the second decimal place.

■ 61% want to change their mood with their clothing when spring arrives...