Match the dress at both bust and waist before deciding where the antlers will sit: this Yao collaboration has one design and seven orderable sizes. The Yao Collab Dress costs $166.99, with XS through XXXL available. That makes fit the purchase decision to settle first, followed by the wig and shoes you want to wear with the supplied garments and accessories.
Read the Dress Measurements Together
Height provides a starting reference, but it should sit beside the dress measurements in your decision. M lists a height range of 158–166 cm, a bust of 83–87 cm and a waist of 66–70 cm, with an 84 cm dress length. Compare all four figures rather than letting your usual letter size make the choice.
The length changes less dramatically than the bust and waist across the range. XS is listed at 82 cm long, while XXXL reaches 88 cm; XXXL also lists a 99–103 cm bust and an 82–86 cm waist. Use those lengths to judge the intended hem position on your own frame. Allow for a stated hand-measurement difference of 1–3 cm.
For another reference point, L lists a height of 166–172 cm, an 85 cm dress length, an 87–91 cm bust and a 70–74 cm waist. At the smaller end, XS pairs its 82 cm length with a 75–79 cm bust and a 58–62 cm waist. These are garment measurements, subject to the stated hand-measurement allowance.
Yao Keeps Her Antlers
Yao is a deer-spirit support hero in Honor of Kings, and this costume represents her Sanrio Cinnamoroll collaboration skin. The antlers matter to that identity: they give the character a recognizable detail above the blue dress. For someone drawn to both game cosplay and Sanrio character design, the collaboration is the reason to select this particular version.
The tulle skirt and bows give you details worth including in photographs alongside the head accessories. A portrait can concentrate on the hairband and antlers, while a wider frame leaves room for the skirt and waist charms. Those are two distinct compositions to plan without needing to add a prop.
Beyond the Blue Tulle Skirt
The set includes the dress, bows, hairband, antlers, waist charms, arm and leg accessories, socks and straps. There is more to organize here than a dress and headband, particularly around the arms and legs. Keep those smaller elements together as you assemble the outfit, giving the waist charms and bows their own attention rather than treating every accessory as interchangeable decoration.
Polyester is the listed material. A wig and shoes are excluded, so leave room for both in your costume budget. Select footwear with the supplied socks and leg accessories in mind, since all three will share the lower part of the finished outfit.
Give the Collaboration Some Room
For group photographs, leave a little space around the head accessories so the antlers remain visible beside neighboring costumes. A Sanrio-themed party gives the blue tulle skirt a fitting setting, with the antlers preserving Yao’s deer-spirit identity among the character costumes.
Other Honor of Kings Wardrobes
Stay within Honor of Kings with another Yao outfit, Xishi’s idol uniform or Ake’s butterfly skin.