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Katseye Has One More Bucket-List Fashion Brand They\u2019re Dying To Work With<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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Daniella, Yoonchae, Megan, and Lara share how their styles overlap, their onstage outfit must-haves, and more.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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When Daniela Avanzini, Lara Raj, Yoonchae Jeung, Megan Skiendiel, Sophia Laforteza, and Manon Bannerman signed up to compete for a spot in K-Pop<\/a> superstar machine HYBE\u2019s newest girl group, Katseye, the young performers certainly knew massive success and a life in the spotlight were possible. But the rapidness with which their stars rose (and are continuing to) is a speed nobody could have expected. Since the band formed on Netflix\u2019s docuseries Dream Academy<\/em> in late 2023, the 18- to 24-year-olds have conquered music\u2019s biggest stages \u2014 from Coachella<\/a> and the MTV Video Music Awards to the Grammys<\/a> \u2014 with hits like \u201cGnarly,\u201d \u201cTouch,\u201d and \u201cPinky Up,\u201d solidifying them as a pop act to be reckoned with. Beyond their critical acclaim, they\u2019ve also each become major celebrities in their own right.<\/p>\n

In the summer of 2025 alone, the group collaborated with Pandora<\/a> on a jewelry collection, went viral for their Better In Denim global campaign with Gap<\/a>, released a limited edition collection of Monster High dolls inspired by their individual looks, and much more, skyrocketing their stardom and significantly expanding their fanbase on an international level. That exposure has led them to their latest venture \u2014\u00a0a world tour spanning North America, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.<\/p>\n

On the Wildworld Tour<\/em>, the singers have been seizing the opportunity to deepen their relationships in the fashion industry, donning custom head-to-toe looks by IYKYK designers like Ludovic de Saint Sernin<\/a>, and even carving out time to attend the Paris Fashion Week<\/a> shows of Loewe and Louis Vuitton. But just because they sport flashy micro ensembles on stage doesn\u2019t mean that\u2019s necessarily their everyday preference.<\/p>\n

\u201cOur onstage style is way more exaggerated and very, like, shiny and just maximalist,\u201d Avanzini tells TZR. \u201cWe love to wear heels on stage \u2014 like mini skirts, shorts, cute little blinged-out bras. Versus our day-to-day, which is obviously much more comfortable…we\u2019ll wear baggy shorts, sweatshirts, long-sleeve shirts. But sometimes, at least for me, I\u2019ll still wear my heels every now and then.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Unlike her bandmate, Jeung \u2014 the youngest of the group \u2014 who looks forward to taking her dancing shoes off immediately following a show. \u201cI always change to much more comfortable shoes, like slippers, slides,\u201d she says. \u201cI [also] wear robes so I can be more free.\u201d<\/p>\n

Jeung\u2019s robe of choice came from another exciting milestone for the group \u2014 their October 2026 Victoria\u2019s Secret Fashion Show runway performance<\/a>, where they were gifted personalized styles from the brand\u2019s loungewear line. \u201cThey gave us like five robes each, and we thought it was really cute,\u201d Avanzini says.<\/p>\n

And even though they each have their own preferences and styles, they\u2019ve naturally developed a throughline in their wardrobes, making it easier for them to share clothes on the road. \u201cWe all lean more towards edgy style, I\u2019d say a bit more darker colors,\u201d explains Raj. \u201cWe share clothes all the time.\u201d<\/p>\n

Although that common thread exists amongst all the girls, Avanzini and Raj have a particularly similar sense of style. \u201cMe and Lara, we\u2019re very maximalist girls. Like, we love to sometimes match. Right now we\u2019re matching shorts without even planning it,\u201d says Avanzini. Jeung, on the other hand, likes to keep things a little more simple and minimalist, with her current go-to wardrobe essential being her Aritzia trench coat (a brand she also recently starred in a campaign for).<\/p>\n

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\u201cYou don\u2019t really have to worry about the outfit inside,\u201d Jeung says. \u201cIt\u2019s very comfortable, and it\u2019s just very chic. It doesn\u2019t matter what you wear \u2014 if you have a trench coat on, you look good.\u201d<\/p>\n

The others agree, noting that they found their own favorite outerwear while on tour in Amsterdam. \u201cI bought this runway 2003 Versace trench coat while we were on tour in Europe and it\u2019s like my favorite thing I\u2019ve ever bought in my entire life,\u201d says Raj. \u201cIt has so many cool details, and it\u2019s lace. We bought it [in Amsterdam]. They have really good stuff there.\u201d<\/p>\n

Avanzini has a common affection for Amsterdam: \u201cIt has such good thrifting and designer stuff. Amsterdam tops everything. I went shopping in New York<\/a>, and I still prefer Amsterdam. It just has everything.\u201d<\/p>\n

After the group wrapped up their European leg, though, they returned to North America, performing across cities like Miami, Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles, and Montreal. In fact, they made it back just in time to participate in Halloween festivities with their fans, handing out Hershey\u2019s Cookies \u2018n\u2019 Creme bars to the audience during their soundcheck, as part of their partnership with the candy brand. \u201cThere\u2019s a lot of little kids at our shows, so it\u2019s a fun way to celebrate Halloween. It\u2019s really fun that they\u2019re choosing to spend that with us,\u201d says Raj. \u201cIt\u2019s like trick-or-treating on stage.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The night was also a full-circle moment for Jeung, who, as part of their group’s DC Comics-inspired costumes, dressed as Harley Quinn for the second time in her life. \u201cI wanted to do Harley because, when I was in elementary school during Halloween, I remember I dressed up as [her]. And I thought it would be fun with my actual blonde [hair] now to do Harley.\u201d<\/p>\n

Rounding out the rest of the costumes were Avanzini as Wonder Woman, Raj as Catwoman, and Skiendiel as Poison Ivy \u2014 a departure from their usual onstage attire, which typically requires a lot more logistical attention and preparation in advance. <\/p>\n

For Skiendiel, that\u2019s been especially important on this tour, as she has one of the more intense dance breaks in the production. \u201cWe always make sure we have a dress rehearsal and that everything fits and nothing falls off,\u201d says Skiendiel. \u201cWe make sure everything is intact. We tape everything down because sometimes a lot of rhinestones will fall off or little chains…I was wearing a bikini basically to perform, and I was like, \u2018This is not going to stay,\u2019 but then I tried Super Stick tape, and it ended up working. I was kind of blown away.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Avanzini, who grew up competitively dancing and is ultra-familiar with the needs of performancewear, also notes how crucial it is for their clothes to strike the balance between fashionable and functional. \u201cThe shoes are the most important. We recently changed to our heels \u2014 we used to wear flats, but we thought, you know, we\u2019re getting older and we want to serve more,\u201d she says. \u201cDance heels are very important, and the shoelaces, making sure they\u2019re shorter and you don\u2019t trip…and grips are so important. We will slip sometimes \u2014 it happens!\u201d<\/p>\n

While Katseye has seemingly nailed down their signature look \u2014 grips, fasteners, fashion tape, and all \u2014 they admit there\u2019s still one bucket-list brand they\u2019d like to embrace before their tour concludes. \u201cI would say Gucci,\u201d Raj smiles. \u201cYeah, I would say Gucci,\u201d Avanzini and Skiendiel concur. \u201cGucci is always amazing, but especially recently with Demna as its creative director, I feel like he\u2019s someone we all really admire,\u201d Raj continues. \u201cHis designs really align with us very well, so I would love for us to have a Gucci moment.\u201d<\/p>\n