Why I Dress up for Love

Influencer and home decor publicist Mashiba Kurumi struggles with work-life balance. A missed contract deadline leads to a new life in a shared house. (Source: Netflix)

Kurumi is overwhelmed by the shock and PR headache caused by Hayama's resignation. Wanting to help, Shun and Haruto offer ways to lift her spirits. (Source: Netflix)

Kurumi takes a few days off after a slip-up at work. Later, Haruto suggests a camping trip near an art museum that is exhibiting Ayaka's work. (Source: Netflix)

As Kurumi starts on a new collection, a coworker asks to let her assist. When Ayaka falls ill, Kurumi and Shun end up alone on a trip to get medicine. (Source: Netflix)

Kurumi asks Shun on a date, but he suggests walking Koko's dog, leaving her unsure of his feelings. Haruto begins to worry about one of his clients. (Source: Netflix)

Despite a shaky start, Shun warms up to Hayama. But his willingness to accept Hayama begins to make Kurumi even more confused about his feelings. (Source: Netflix)

Kurumi takes a trip back to her hometown, but things get complicated when Hayama comes to visit and Shun realizes he can't stand being away from her. (Source: Netflix)

Shun visits his old job and hears from his ex that they are looking for a new chef. A work trip sees Kurumi and Hayama spend the day together. (Source: Netflix)

Kurumi is caught in a plagiarism scandal that threatens her job. Meanwhile, Shun is approached about opening a restaurant halfway across the country. (Source: Netflix)

Shun and Hayama have a much-needed man-to-man talk. Later, Shun helps out at a food festival as the shared house residents mull over their futures. (Source: Netflix)