In this chapter, we are introduced to two new models who have just walked in a fashion show. The first is a young woman who has walked at Milan and New York's fashion shows, and the second is a girl who has just walked on the streets of New York. We learn that the first model is chiyuki, and that she is the most popular of the two. The second model is a kuranami, or young woman, who has recently walked in Milan and is now returning to New York to walk in the same fashion shows. The young woman is getting a lot of attention for her looks, but she is not as popular as the other two. She is also not wearing the most fashionable clothes, which is why she is getting so many cheers. The two young women argue about which of them is more desirable to a high-fashion brand: the one who has the most familiarity with the brand, or the one with the least familiarity? The first woman says that people will not buy from a brand if they do not admire it. The other woman responds by saying that if you are short, people will think that you are wearing a really cute outfit. She says that if a model is taller than the other model, then the model should be taller too. She adds that if the model is short, then people will only think that she looks like a girl, not a woman. She concludes by saying