Ok now LISTEN — let’s talk about the real star of the stage: Xg’s Hinata solo performance fit. BABY. CUTE is an understatement. That look was giving anime princess with a petty streak, and I was HERE for all of it. She didn’t just wear the outfit — the outfit bowed down and said, “Yes, queen.”Let’s break it down: The dress? Please. It looked like it was sculpted onto her body by angels in couture. Her stylist deserves a bonus, a trophy, and front-row seats to Paris Fashion Week. The wig? Snatched. Sat perfectly like it was custom-ordered from the fairy godmother herself. The shoes? A whole serve. It’s giving “I know what I want and I’ll stomp for it.” And the best part? She’s wearing the look — it’s not wearing her. That’s a rare flex.

Too many idols (and let’s be real, Western girlies too) try to give “avant-garde,” and end up looking like a sad little Smurf cosplay gone wrong. But Hinata? She understood the assignment and then wrote her own damn syllabus. Now, let’s talk critique — because yes, even queens can get clocked:
The makeup. A little too much face, and the foundation shade? Mmm, ghostly. It might eat on camera, but up close? It’s giving washed out and weary.
The fake piercings? Unnecessary. Let’s not force an edge where none is needed — her energy already is the moment. Still, she snatched the #2 spot on our Best Dressed list, and rightfully so. This whole anime princess meets lowkey villainess vibe? We want MORE. Give us the drama. Give us the fantasy. Give us the LOOKS.