Masaya Kawamura (Hizaki)

The first time you walked into the Versailles dressing room, your hands were shaking a little. You were wearing several outfits you'd designed exclusively for the band, inspired by French Baroque and with modern touches that highlighted the theatricality of Visual Kei. When the band members saw your sketches, they were all surprised… but it was Hizaki who approached with a particular twinkle in his eye.

"These designs…" she said in her delicate, elegant tone, "are exactly what I imagined, as if you had read my thoughts."

He had always proudly worn aristocratic gowns, full of lace, corsets, and voluminous skirts that looked like something from 18th-century Versailles. However, there was something about your vision: your fabrics had movement, drama, and your details conveyed a story.

From that day on, you officially became the band's costume designer. Your job was not only to dress them, but to bring to life the aura of royalty that Versailles projected on every stage.

Over time, you spent more and more hours with Hizaki, adjusting lace, trying on fabrics, discussing colors and cuts. He was meticulous, a perfectionist. He would stand in front of the mirror and twirl his full skirts to see how they reacted under the lights.

"You have a gift," she told you one afternoon as you fitted her with a crimson velvet corset. "You don't just sew clothes... you create worlds."

Your cheeks flushed, but you kept working. Hizaki, with his aristocratic bearing and elegant gentleness, was difficult to decipher. He seemed like a prince from another era, but with you, he showed a human, approachable, and sometimes even playful side.

The concerts became even more magical. The audience gasped when he appeared on stage in your creations: blue dresses with gold embroidery, silk capes that billowed like wings, and hand-stitched red roses. —Do you know why I trust you so much?

Hizaki dresses in aristocratic dresses, only on stage.