This set of photos at Mihoyo's studio is finally finished shooting. For the uniform prepared this time, the dark blue vest dress paired with the grey blazer features a slightly slim-fit cut that I specially chose to better outline the lines in front of the lens. The large red bow at the neckline is the visual focus of the entire outfit; I adjusted its position for a long time to ensure a great three-dimensional feel whether sitting facing front or sideways.
The silver-white wig coupled with the cat ear headwear instantly transforms the person's temperament. To make the gaze fit the character's feel, I specially chose bright blue contact lenses, slightly lowered the outer corners of the eye makeup, and focused on the blending of blush, so that during close-up shots, the gaze looks more vivid. Speaking of the vodka and Russian mentioned in the post, although we don't speak it, that tsundere and slightly proud expression must be nailed down.
During the shoot, to showcase different atmospheres, I tried quite a few poses. Sitting cross-legged and straightening legs on the folding mat were mainly to showcase the texture of the white stockings. White stockings are actually quite picky about lighting; if too bright, details are easily lost, so I had to ask the photographer to slightly suppress the highlights to ensure the transition of the over-the-knee socks' edge pressure marks and leg lines looks more natural. Like that pointing-at-the-lens pose in picture seven, I added a slight forward-leaning posture, paired with a slightly provocative gaze to increase the interactive feel of the frame.
As for the standing pose with crossed arms in picture six, it was meant to highlight the blazer's tailoring, and the rim light on the edge of the hair under the backlight makes the person look more layered. The classroom setting naturally comes with an atmosphere; with the yellow desk and green blackboard, by slightly utilizing side-backlighting, a very translucent feel can be captured. From makeup and styling to actions, this set of photos strives to restore that everyday yet two-dimensional neighborly feel. I am very satisfied with the overall shooting rhythm, so everyone take a look and see which picture feels the most captivating.