Quem é a Garota de Terno Cinza, A Nova Garota Viral Da Internet

On the internet, it’s common for people to fall in love with women whose beauty and cuteness become trends. This was the case with the “Christopher Columbus Meme Girl” and now with Saori Araki, a 29-year-old Japanese woman who went viral as “the Japanese girl in the suit.” The image that made her famous was posted on Twitter on July 24, 2025. In the photo, Saori appears in a gray suit, holding a laptop, and with large cheeks, features that sparked admiration. The post has already surpassed 80 million views, with many users sharing memes and declaring their love. Her popularity has even led to comparisons with Western celebrities, such as Sydney Sweeney, who went viral on Twitter around the same time for her controversial American Eagle ads, which featured a pun on jeans and her genes. Saori Araki is a former member of the J-pop idol group Tokyo Girls Bravo. Today, she works as a model, actress, and office worker in Japan. The viral photo was taken during a professional visit to the Japanese design and manufacturing company Takeda. To many who didn’t know her, Saori looked like a typical, ordinary salarywoman, which further increased her public identification and affection, similar to the memes that depict ordinary people in simple situations that end up conquering the internet. Soon, Saori took advantage of her fame to interact with fans on X (formerly Twitter) and launched her YouTube channel. In her first video, posted on July 29, she explained that until the beginning of the year, she was part of an idol group, but now divides her time between office work during the day and side hustles as a model and actress. Saori Araki’s story shows how the internet is captivated by viral images that arouse exaggerated, ironic passions, but with a touch of truth, and this time, the chosen one is the Japanese woman in the gray suit.