Fit has to work twice here: at Hikaru’s undershirt and at the skirt, which follow different waist measurements within each listed size. The single Hikaru Costume option costs $89.99 and is available in XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL. Rather than choosing a version, you are choosing how this layered red knight outfit will fit together on you.
Two Waist Figures, One Hikaru Set
Take size M as a useful example. Its undershirt lists a 95 cm bust and an 81 cm waist, while the skirt lists a 68 cm waist and a 44 cm length. Those waist figures describe different garments; they are not interchangeable targets. Compare your measurements with both pieces before settling on M, especially if shirts and skirts usually put you in different sizes.
The overcoat adds another measurement to consider: in M, it has a 97 cm bust, 61 cm sleeves and a 35 cm back length. Across the available range, skirt lengths run from 42 cm in XS to 48 cm in 3XL. Manual measurements may vary by 1–3 cm, so treat the figures as a reference rather than millimetre precision.
Hikaru’s Armor Has a Uniform Beneath It
Hikaru’s appearance combines red armor with a white and red uniform. That distinction matters when assembling the costume: the clothing establishes the figure beneath the shoulder, arm and leg details. The listed set contains:
- Undershirt, bow tie, overcoat and skirt.
- Pauldrons and gauntlets.
- Socks, sock accents and leg covers.
The smaller components deserve attention alongside the larger garments. Pauldrons mark the shoulders, gauntlets carry the knight motif to the arms, and the separate lower-leg pieces continue it below the skirt. Together, they give the outfit more visual structure than the uniform alone would provide.
Leave Room for Hikaru’s Hair and Sword
A wig, sword and shoes are not included. That leaves three distinct decisions beyond the clothing purchase. Hikaru’s red hair helps identify the character in a portrait, while a sword supports a more action-focused interpretation. Shoes remain a separate practical purchase even though socks and leg covers are supplied.
The stated materials are polyester and faux leather. Those names describe the costume’s material mix, but do not establish stretch, fastening methods or how individual pieces adjust. Let the garment measurements guide the order rather than assuming the waist or shoulders can be altered by an unseen closure. For photographs, a full-length composition gives the skirt, sock accents and leg covers space to register.
A Little Cephiro in the Group Portrait
Hikaru is the brave Magic Knight of fire, summoned to Cephiro alongside Umi and Fuu. Her knight outfit suits that straightforward courage: an upright stance and an attentive expression can communicate her determination without needing an elaborate action scene.
A retro CLAMP group offers a natural setting for the costume’s red-and-white identity. Umi at one shoulder and Fuu at the other would turn Hikaru’s individual portrait into a reunion of the three Magic Knights.
More CLAMP and magical girl heroines
Magic Knight Rayearth shares its creators with Cardcaptor Sakura, and Sailor Moon rounds out a classic magical girl lineup.
- From the same creators, the Cardcaptor Sakura Kinomoto Sakura Cosplay Costume Pink Battle Dress adds a pink battle look beside Hikaru.
- Tomoyo joins the group through the Cardcaptor Sakura Tomoyo Daidouji Cosplay Costume Yellow Dress.
- A fellow fire-themed heroine appears in the Sailor Moon Hino Rei Sailor Mars Cosplay Costume.