[February 2026] VRChat Outfit Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis

A data-driven look back at the new VRChat outfits published on Booth in February 2026, ranked by the likes they gathered. The defining trait of the month is how far the tastes fan out — street, Japanese-style, cyber, fallen-angel gothic, and school uniform all land in the same Top 10 with barely any overlap.

First place went to a street set that scatters heart-shaped charms across every accessory it ships with (11,281 likes). Let's start there and work down the list.

📊 About the data　Compiled: 2026-07-13 / Scope: 286 outfits with 300+ likes published on Booth between 2026-02-01 and 2026-02-28

The 10 outfits that stood out

The ranking below uses like counts as of compilation (July 2026). Let's go through the craftsmanship one piece at a time.

#1: STRYDE / FOXYPLAY

A cap, hoodie, tank top, and track shorts — a street set built around the idea of "the full kit for a day out." It's the new release from FOXYPLAY, whose loungewear "Night_In" I covered in the January report, and with 11,281 likes at compilation it took sole first place among February 2026 outfits.

What makes this one fun is the sheer volume of accessories. A choker, chain necklace, earrings, headphones, round glasses, arm warmers, and even a smartphone prop are all included, and the heart-shaped charm repeats across the cap, choker, belt, and leg strap, so every angle reads as one coherent world. There's even a knee band-aid decal for that scraped-up street feel. Colors run to ten in total — five neutrals like black, white, and gray, plus five tints like light blue, pink, and lavender.

It supports 18 avatars including Shinano, Milltina, Manuka, Shinra, and Mizuki, with per-avatar shape keys specified individually. The shader is the latest lilToon (with a dedicated glass shader just for the lenses), and a PSD plus MaterialPack come bundled for editing. It's ¥1,290 for the single version and ¥2,580 for the full pack.

#2: Klorfi / MELTY:Ri

A cat-eared hat, necktie, corset-style lacing, and Japanese floral fabric layered into a dress that sits between gothic lolita and wa-gothic. Built on black, red, and white with frills and ribbons stacking up in layers, it took second place (10,107 likes at compilation).

The highlight is the per-part material recoloring system. The tops and jacket offer around 30 colors each, and the tie and ribbons alone come in 26, so you can pick one of the preset palettes — brown × orange, green, pink — or reshuffle every part yourself. The hat even has a shape key that removes the brim and turns it into a headband, so wildly different coordinates come out of the same purchase.

It supports 16 avatars including Airi, Eku, Shinano, and Milltina, at △60,952 polygons with 9 materials. Modular Avatar comes pre-configured, and the product page explicitly allows dressing via MochiFitter. It's ¥1,400 for the single version and ¥2,400 for the full pack.

#3: Yoruhime / velvetsky

A cherry-blossom-pink kimono with a fox mask and animal ears — a Japanese-style set on the theme of a "night princess." The contrast between the big white fur cuffs and the crimson ribbon lacing from thigh to shin is gorgeous. It's the new release from velvetsky, creator of the popular outfit "Noir_Luxe," and it took third place (9,865 likes at compilation).

A maker known for deep monotone work swings hard here into a girly pink × white × red kimono, making this one of the few "early spring" entries in February's Top 10. The fox mask at the temple, tassel-adorned platform shoes, and fur stole complete the Japanese accessory set, and the colors run to six, from cherry pink through red, mint, and purple.

It supports 18 avatars including Shinano, Milltina, Airi, and Mao, with fine-grained per-avatar shape key variants. The shader is the latest lilToon (using RimShade). It's ¥2,000 for the single version and ¥4,000 for the full pack.

#4: NOX:CADE / TUMEKIRIYA

An oversized mod coat loaded with weapon holsters and dog tags — a cyberpunk × military full-gear set. It's the most equipment-forward piece in February's Top 10, and it took fourth place (7,844 likes at compilation).

The bundled gimmicks are among the heaviest of the month. There's n:ARK, a rifle with magazine reloads and switchable ammo types; n:CORE, a grenade you pin-pull with your mouth and throw; n:IRIS, round glasses with a working HUD in the lenses; n:DRIFT, a vape-style device with vapor effects; and n:GLIDE, a hoverbike that switches you into its own locomotion when you board it. The outfit design is by Tumekiri, with the gimmick work by 大妖精フォレスト — a two-creator collaboration.

The outfit itself splits into women's and men's designs, supporting 23 avatars including male bodies like Minase, Komano, and Hanka (common base bodies can use the body parts too). It's a layered construction where removing parts changes the look, advertised at 40 outfit variations. It's ¥2,000 for the single pack and ¥3,800 for the full pack.

#5: WIND BREAKER / EDEN Oasis

A logo crop top, a track jacket with white piping, and distressed wide-leg denim — a Y2K-revival sports × street set. It's the new release from EDEN Oasis, whose classical dress "Masquerade Classic" I covered in the January report, and it took fifth place (7,287 likes at compilation).

The unique piece here is the wristwatch: pair it with the dedicated OSC program and it displays the actual time on its face, with the setup walked through in the product images. Adding real-time flavor to streams and photo shoots from the outfit side is something you rarely see. The bottoms come in two lines — wide-leg denim and a denim mini — so pants and skirt people are both covered in one purchase. Colors run to roughly eight: four monochromes plus four pastels.

It supports 21 avatars, reaching past Shinano, Milltina, and Kumaly to male-line bodies like Komano, +Head, and Zev. It's △95,648 polygons with 8 materials, built on Unity 2022.3.22f1 + lilToon 2.3.2. A classical dress one month and sports street the next — the way this creator swings styles month to month is half the fun.

#6: LV.13 Cuddle_Coddle / LookVook

A crop top, shorts, and track jacket layered into a lounge-leaning set. With neck-worn headphones and an ice-pop prop, it carries the mood of a lazy day at home straight into VRChat. The 13th entry in the numbered "LV." series, it took sixth place (7,212 likes at compilation).

The selling point is the color and pattern range: on top of the solid-color lineup for the suit itself, pattern series like hologram, leopard, and denim stack on. Legwear comes in multiple sock and stocking options too, so the same silhouette can swing across very different looks. Headphones, sandals, sunglasses, and other extras ship in the box as well.

It supports 19 avatars including Kumaly, Lumina, Ichigo, Shinano, and Milltina, with more added after release. The setup uses VRC Constraint, so the latest VRCSDK is recommended; the shader is lilToon. It's ¥1,400 for the single version and ¥2,800 for the full package.

#7: Fallen Saint / MIRAGE

Black wings, a halo, a veil, and a blindfold concentrated around the face — a fallen-angel gothic long dress. White-frilled cape sleeves over a black core layer put "sacred and profane at the same time" into a single outfit, and it took seventh place (6,797 likes at compilation). The product art reads "MIRAGE by eden" — this is a separate line run by EDEN Oasis of fifth place.

At △301,189 polygons it's a serious build, and the kit is complete: wings, halo, sword, veil, blindfold, and crown. The sword toggles between drawn and sheathed from the Expression Menu, so you can keep it stowed and draw it only for the decisive shot. Strip the outer layers and it falls back to a black core look, giving it a wide dress-down range.

It supports 19 avatars including Shinano, Milltina, Milfy, and Eku. Eight materials leave room for texture edits, and beyond monotone there are colorways like bronze-gold and blue-violet, with the halo and sword glow shifting to match. It's ¥1,800 for the single version and ¥3,990 for the full set.

#8: STREGA / ちよ屋

A techwear set layering a gas mask, hood, and backpack, with fluorescent yellow lines and sneaker laces cutting through the all-black silhouette. The creator, ちよ屋, places it in the same universe as their earlier work "NOXTA" with a different role to play. It took eighth place (6,441 likes at compilation).

What's interesting is how the information density is built up: the chest-plate monitor plays a GIF, and an axe sits at the right-hand position (hidden by default, yours to use freely). The page states plainly that there are no gimmicks — instead the mesh construction lets you shed the jacket down to an inner-and-shorts light look, and probe-fitted shoulder parts tell the story through modeling alone.

Support is the widest in the Top 10 at 30 avatars, with separate ladies' and men's designs. It covers women's bodies like Shinano, Shinra, and Milltina, plus male bodies like Minase, Komano, Bokusei, and Kuuta. Polygons run △115,077 for the women's version and △119,847 for the men's; the shader is lilToon 2.3.2. It's ¥1,700 for the single version and ¥3,800 for the full set.

#9: WHITE Cardigan / WHITE

A white cardigan over a white blouse with brown-check shorts — a natural-style coordinate. A black ribbon at the collar, a buckled garter ring, frilled knee-highs, and platform boots nudge it toward "prim with a little edge." It took ninth place (6,264 likes at compilation).

The biggest differentiator is that you can take the cardigan on and off from the Expression Menu. One click switches between the long-sleeved silhouette and the puff-sleeved blouse-only look, so indoor and outdoor scenes each get their own styling instantly. The cardigan alone comes in five-plus colors — white, pink, black, lavender, light blue — and in the pastel palettes even the ribbon changes to match.

It supports 19 avatars including Shinano, Manuka, Airi, Milltina, and Misaki, at a comfortable △72,932 polygons. It runs on the latest Modular Avatar plus lilToon, priced at ¥2,200.

#10: Aohuyu / ILE

A school uniform set that mixes and matches white, ivory, and black shirts with check skirts and ribbons in different colors. It's the new release from ILE, creator of the popular outfit "Esmera," and by tucking a Valentine's trick into a proper uniform it took tenth place (6,046 likes at compilation).

What aims this outfit squarely at February is the Valentine-only chocolate performance. Touch the bag and a heart-shaped chocolate appears in your hand; bring it to your face and an eating particle effect plays as heart effects spread over your body. The shirt also supports a two-stage undone look, with the upper and lower buttons opening separately — the whole "one outfit for the holiday" idea is complete in itself.

It supports 17 avatars including Manuka, Chiffon, Selestia, Airi, and Shinano. A black mini dress ships alongside the uniform, so after-school and going-out looks both come out of one purchase. It runs on the latest Modular Avatar plus lilToon (RimShade), priced at ¥1,300 for the regular version and ¥2,900 for the full set.

Trends across February 2026

Setting the ranking aside, here's what the full set of 286 outfits published in February tells us.

Metric	Value
Items analyzed	286
Average likes	1,547.1
Median likes	922
Average price	¥1,363
Median price	¥1,400
Top 10 avg. supported avatars	~20
Modular Avatar listed	216 / 286 (~76%)

The median sits at 922 likes and the average at 1,547, with the top three all around 10,000 — a heavy-topped distribution. Prices land at a median of ¥1,400 and an average of ¥1,363, drifting slightly upward from January's ¥1,225 median. Top 10 model support spans 16 to 30 avatars, averaging about 20. Multi-model support and the reach into male bodies both show up across the axes below.

Supported models: Shinano leads, Milltina moves up to second

Shinano leads at 179, with Milltina second at 145 and Manuka third at 141. Chocolat follows at 130, then Chiffon 114, Rurune 113, Milfy 111, Airi 102, Lumina 101, and Lime 96. The Shinano–Milltina–Manuka big three holds, but Milltina climbing into second is the eye-catching shift this month.

Down in the Milltina-support field, a free release like this one also appeared.

"Sailor Cardigan" by ぽかぽか隊 layers a beige cardigan over a sailor collar and pairs it with a red-black check pleated skirt for a school look. It's the creator's very first published outfit, supporting six avatars — Chiffon, Milltina, Rurune, Rinasciita, ELusion, and Kipfel — and it's completely free. Loose socks and loafers are included, so the whole after-school mood comes home in one download.

Outfit types: knits, jackets, and boots keep winter on top

The top outfit types are knits at 44 / jackets 43 / boots 40 / one-piece dresses 39 / shorts 38 / dresses 33. Following January, the winter wardrobe of knits, jackets, and boots holds the high ground, while one-pieces and dresses stay thick — a distribution that fits the turn of the season. In the Top 10 too, ninth place is exactly the kind of single layer you throw on at winter's end.

The knit that left an impression on me was this one.

"Vague Note" by Luca is a matching top-and-bottom set in white cable knit, with black ribbons as the accent color. The fluffy leg warmers and knee-highs stay white too, letting the black of the ribbons do all the work — a subtraction-based palette. It supports 18 avatars including Shinano, Ramune, and Milfy, priced at ¥1,500: a knit coordinate that finishes winter in a single piece.

Taste: Cool takes sole possession of first

The top tastes are Cool at 81 / Girly 65 / Casual 63 / Sexy 60 / Street 58 / Dark 49. January had Sexy and Cool nearly tied, but February hands Cool sole possession of first place. The Top 10 mirrors it, with street, techwear, and fallen-angel gothic filling the front half.

On the cool, mode-leaning side, this one also appeared.

"URBAN DRESS : ELE BLOOM" by BOUTIQUE SERINA pairs a fur-collared coat with a check skirt and beret for a mode-leaning urban dress. Chains and garters accent a black × gray palette, and it supports 20 avatars including Shinano, Milltina, and Kumaly. At ¥1,490 for the single version, it's built as a grown-up winter outing look.

Color: black and white far ahead; brown, red, and pink lead the rest

The color spread is black 171 / white 152 / brown 35 / red 33 / gray 30 / pink 30 / navy 23. The black-and-white pair keeps its wide lead over everything else, while among the tints brown rises to third and red and pink sit side by side. Pink's presence lines up with February's twin contexts: Valentine's Day and the first hint of cherry blossoms.

On the white side, a storybook-motif piece like this one also arrived.

"Alice in Dream Garden" by 夢幻のアリス is a white apron dress with blue roses and striped tights, modeled on the fairy-tale Alice. Story props like a pocket watch and a little bottle are scattered across the outfit itself, support runs past 32 avatars, and even the full set is just ¥1,500. In its clean white × blue palette, it looks right at home in a tea-party world.

Accessories: ribbons out front, belts and chokers behind

The top bundled accessories are ribbons at 51 / belts 38 / chokers 32 / chains 28 / necklaces 26 / bags 26 / harnesses 21. Ribbons jumped from January's 39 to 51 and pulled clear, while belts, chains, and harnesses stay thick on the cool side — decoration piling up from the girly and cool directions at once.

Among the choker-led girly entries, this one appeared.

"Bunny House" by SiruHouse combines bunny ears, a bell-and-ribbon choker, and a heart-shaped bag into a pink bunny-style coordinate. Paw-pad gloves and a carrot prop round out the world, and a particle effect toggles on and off from the menu. It supports 24 avatars including Manuka, Shinano, and Selestia, priced at ¥1,190.

Pricing: the ¥1,000–1,999 band concentrates further

The price spread is free 16 / ¥1–499 8 / ¥500–999 40 / ¥1,000–1,999 189 / ¥2,000–2,999 24 / ¥3,000–4,999 7 / ¥5,000+ 2. The ¥1,000–1,999 band leads at 189 items, about 66% of the whole, tightening further from January's roughly 58%. Free releases hold at 16, keeping the casual-first-purchase end of the market alive.

In that biggest band, there's even a piece that packs the whole kit.

"Fatal Bloom Witch" by MIRAGE tops a silver-white frilled dress with a big witch hat for a white-based witch coordinate. It comes from the same maker as the fallen-angel dress at seventh place, ships with a scythe and a broom, and a later update even added a broom-flight gimmick. It supports 20 avatars including Shinano, Kumaly, and Milltina at ¥1,800 for the single version — a whole worldview's worth of gear inside the ¥1,000 band.

February trends through an outfit creator's eyes

Pulling four threads out of the Top 10 and the month-wide numbers, from an outfit creator's perspective. Here's January next to February so the deltas are visible.

Metric	January 2026	February 2026
Items analyzed	302	286
Median price	¥1,225	¥1,400
Median likes	972	922
Free releases	13	16
Top 10 avg. supported avatars	~18	~20
Modular Avatar listed	~59% (179/302)	~76% (216/286)

Key takeaways for outfit creators:

Summary

February 2026's new outfits left the impression of a month where tastes fanned out sideways while outfits evolved into full equipment kits. Against a Top 10 where street, Japanese-style, tactical gear, fallen-angel gothic, and school uniforms barely overlap, what they shared was breadth of avatar support (about 20 on average, up to 30) and a willingness to build past the clothes themselves — a hoverbike, a GIF monitor, a chocolate you can eat.

The emblem of the month was the "grow a line" approach: EDEN Oasis holding two slots across its main line and a separate label, ちよ屋 extending a shared universe, LookVook reaching entry thirteen of a numbered series. On top of each piece's finish, these creators keep stacking worldview and trust release after release — and that accumulation is exactly what the February 2026 outfit chart ended up showing.

Other categories from February 2026

The new Booth releases of February 2026 are covered category by category in my monthly reports.

• [February 2026] VRChat Avatar Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis
• [February 2026] VRChat Hairstyle Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis
• [February 2026] VRChat Accessory Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis
• [February 2026] VRChat Small Item Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis
• [February 2026] VRChat Gimmick Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis
• [February 2026] VRChat World Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis

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About the Data

• Compiled: 2026-07-13 (originally compiled 2026-04-20)
• Scope: Outfits released on Booth between 2026-02-01 and 2026-02-28 (286 items)
• Ranking basis: like_count (Booth's "like" count) at the time of compilation, descending
• Brush-up: this article was restructured to the current format on 2026-07-13, with the ranking and statistics replaced by a same-day re-tally
• Inclusion criterion: VRCFinder's database only collects items with 300 or more likes, so any item below that threshold at compilation time is not included
• Note: All numbers and rankings here are a snapshot from the compilation date and may differ from the current values. "Published" refers to when the Booth product page went public, which may differ from the actual sales start date
• Supported models, specs, and prices are based on each Booth product page at the time of writing. Sale prices and updates may change, so please check the Booth page before purchasing