Tom Kaulitz.

By that year, he dressed in a style that even then distinguished him from other teenagers and musicians - a mixture of street hip-hop and rock aesthetics.

He usually wore:

wide, oversized T-shirts (often dark or printed)

baggy low-rise jeans

sweatshirts or hoodies that looked loose and slightly oversized

sneakers or trainers, usually chunky and comfortable

Accessories were already an important part of his image:

chains on the neck

bracelets

rings

sometimes caps or bandanas

And most importantly, his signature dark dreadlocks, which completed his look and made him very recognizable even without his stage costume.

Overall, his style in 2005 looked like he wasn't trying to "fit in" anymore - he just wore what he felt comfortable in, and it automatically became his style.

The most important thing in his face then:
Face: oval, slightly thin, with adolescent softness
Cheekbones: already visible, but not clearly defined
Jaw: softer and not as angular as later
Nose: straight, neat, without sharp lines
Lips: Medium size, often relaxed, sometimes with a slight smile
Eyes: dark, lively, with a very “playful” and attentive look - there was a lot of curiosity and energy in them
Eyebrows: thick, dark, gave expressiveness to the look
And the most important thing is facial expression.
He often looked like this:
slightly smiling
curious
relaxed
and very "alive", without fatigue or the heavy look that will appear later

confident, freedom-loving and very lively in his inner temperament
The most important thing in it then:
He was incredibly confident for his age, uninhibited by people, cameras, and attention. On and off stage, he carried himself as if he was already comfortable in the center of things, even if it was just the beginning.
At the same time, he was very playful and spontaneous—he loved to joke, tease, and do everything a little "out of the ordinary." He had a teenage energy about him: he was easily distracted, quickly switched gears, and could laugh and act relaxed even in serious situations.
Another important trait was his natural independence. He didn't try to conform to others' expectations. It was important to him to be himself, even if it seemed a little daring or unusual.
And even then, the main thing became apparent: if he liked a person or became “one of his own,” he became very loyal, attentive, and protective, but he just didn’t show it too openly.