Nico喵喵: sci-fi hoodie & tech skirt; Haibara: trench & pleated skirt; Ada: slip dress & leather jacket; Tifa: tank & jeans; Kim: crop top & PVC coat.

When anime characters step off the screen, their outfits become a fashion textbook for Gen Z. In this issue, our anime magazine teams up with fashion editors to break down five signature looks—from techwear street to retro academia, from dangerous elegance to athletic energy. There's bound to be one that inspires you.

Nigu Miaomiao's oversized sci-fi print hoodie sets a futuristic tone. The black high-waisted cargo skirt and silver chain echo the Y2K trend, while chunky tech boots bring street rhythm, as if she just walked out of a cyberpunk block.

Haibara Ai embodies “quiet luxury”: a beige trench coat over a striped long-sleeve tee—restrained and refined. The dark gray pleated skirt sways with each step, and white canvas shoes with a small crossbody bag add campus flair, revealing the refined taste of a cool girl.

Ada Wong's dark burgundy satin slip dress shimmers, topped with a black short leather jacket—tough yet alluring. Black stockings and stiletto heels elongate her legs, and a thin silver chain is the only accessory, yet it can silence the whole room for three seconds: dangerous and mesmerizing.

Tifa wears sporty style with “protagonist aura”: a white halter top and light blue jeans, fresh and neat. The denim jacket tied at her waist flatters her proportions and is always ready to go. The sporty wristband and lively ponytail remind you of the warrior throwing punches on Midgar's stage.

Kim Mi-jung is all about “fluorescent futurism”: a neon green cropped top makes a bold statement, ripped jeans keep the rebellious street core, and a transparent PVC raincoat works like a sci-fi filter. Fluorescent chunky sneakers and a bucket hat echo each other—so daring you'll want to collect the whole look.

These outfits are never just about looking good. They tell character stories through details and write narratives with each piece. Which one is your favorite?