Noubikko Wears Black Almost Every Day

People asked the same question. “Noubikko… why are you always wearing black?”

Black T-shirt.
Black polo shirt.
Black blazer.
Black pants.
Black shoes.
Black socks.

Sometimes people look at him like either:

• a minimalist philosopher,
• or a retired secret agent,

But honestly? His main reason is very simple. He said, "I don’t want to think too much about what to wear every morning".  That’s it.

Fashion people become shocked when they hear this.

They expect a dramatic answer involving Paris runways, artistic suffering, spiritual darkness, or postmodern emotional architecture.

No.

I simply don’t want to waste brain cells deciding:
“Should I wear beige today?”
“What shade of blue represents my emotional condition?”
“Does this green shirt make me look wise or unemployed?”

Black solves everything.

It works for breakfast.
It works for business meetings.
It works for airports.
It works for unexpected dinners.
It even works when somebody suddenly says:
“There’s a formal event tonight.”

I’m already ready.

That’s the beauty of simplicity.

If you open my drawer, you will probably think:
“Did this man accidentally duplicate his entire wardrobe?”

Everything looks almost the same.

Even the brands. I buy them in sets. Like a fashion cartoon character with financial discipline.

People think successful people (if you think of me like that)  live complicated lives. Actually, many successful people simplify everything possible.

Because life already gives enough decisions:
business,
travel,
people,
meetings,
stress,
airports,
immigration officers staring at you like you personally caused inflation.

Why should clothing become another emotional crisis?

So yes…
Noubikko wears black almost every day.

Even my eyeglasses are simple.  Just a little touch of red design, he said  "Red" Because deep inside every minimalist there is still a dramatic drama hiding somewhere. A quiet rebellion. Enough personality to say:  “Yes, he still has emotions.”

Simplicity does not mean lack of sophistication. Simplicity is often highly engineered intelligently.

I wear black because I no longer need fashion to explain who I am. The clothing has already become quiet. So the mind can become louder.  

Black clothes and a good coffee make everything complete.  Happiness is simple: good sleep, peaceful silence, and not owing emotional explanations to everybody.

Black clothing is complete.  

I am easy to maintain. You don’t need fireworks to make me happy.