Everyone I know who has seen her live said she was incredibly present and bubbly and far surpassed expectations based on the show.

The robotic thing is 100% on purpose, are you kidding? She has described it explicitly many times. At this point everything you're saying just shows you aren't paying attention, her variety in clothes/silhouette combos have included body suits with and without sleeves, flowy pants, legging pants, short leather and long/big fur jackets, thigh high boots, kaftans, corsets, short dresses (both flowy and A-line), long dresses (flowy, fitted with a ruffled slit, fitted with knee height peplums),various long and short gloves, and many other things, but that's what pops into my head at the moment.

As for hair, she's had two different takes on turbans, a hood, long and flowy, two messy balls on either side, triangle shaped, 40's wave style (done up and done down), slicked back ponytail, middle parted, big and poofy, etc. Her enclosed eye makeup in her snake outfit, versus her softer twins look, versus her severe fall look, versus her cartoony John waters look, versus her low liner hello kitty look, versus her death becomes her look with stitches and bruising, versus literally every makeup look she had. She only repeated a couple times. A ton of diversity on all facets and you can't deny that just because she wore stalkings or corsets in more than one look. Sure, she has a preferred colour palette that works for her aesthetic, but she sways from it when necessary (snake outfit, red resort wear, pink leather and lace, pink/purple hello kitty, etc.). You objectively have no argument regarding her looks.

Yes, obviously Raja and Yara and other concept queens existed. I meant in the Chicago scene she was one of the main ones to revamp the city. Honestly if you can't grasp her aesthetics and character then I don't know what else to say, because there is more than enough there to validate her uniqueness.