Let's be clear, the term "little fresh meat" is usually used to describe young, handsome, and energetic male idols or stars, especially in the entertainment industry. It emphasizes youth, physical appearance, and a specific pop culture image.
For the description of "Huang Yang Tian Tian Goose Yellow Vest still highlights the figure", we focused on Huang Yang Tian's dress effect and body display (assuming this is the name of a public figure or model). A goose yellow vest may indeed accentuate the wearer's body line due to its color and cut, especially if the vest is designed to be more form-fitting or accentuates the curves of the waist and upper body.
It may not be entirely accurate to directly associate the term "figure-out" with the term "little fresh meat". Because "little fresh meat" not only refers to good figure or outstanding appearance, it is more of a cultural label and image positioning. Moreover, the word explicitly refers to men in terms of gender, while the name "boxwood Tiantian" sounds more like a female name, unless it has a specific meaning in a specific context or culture.
If "Huang Yangtian Tian" is indeed a woman, then it may not be appropriate to describe her as "little fresh meat". Instead, we can start with her dress and figure and praise her with more neutral or feminine words, such as "her goose yellow tank top is very well dressed and perfectly shows off her body curves".
While the goose-yellow vest may have accentuated Boxwood's sweet figure, the term "little fresh meat" doesn't quite fit into the description of her. We should choose the appropriate vocabulary and expressions according to the specific context and identity of the person.