The costume design of this Spirit Blossom Ahri is truly exquisite in its details. The red-purple-white-gold color scheme is not only luxurious, but once worn, its effect on flattering body curves is also exceptionally good. However, in actual wearing, the wide detached sleeve covers pose some challenges for striking poses, requiring constant attention to controlling hand angles to avoid fabric bunching that affects the visual effect. The waist-cinching design greatly flatters proportions, but in a crowded and stuffy environment like a convention, wearing it for a long time indeed takes some endurance. To restore Ahri's lightness, today I chose a pair of red-and-white color-blocked over-the-knee stockings paired with thigh rings; although it visually elongated the lines, when standing on one leg for support, the core muscles must be kept tight all the time so that the leg-raising posture looks effortless. The wig part is a thick and long dark blue braid, specially styled to prevent frizz. The blue energy orb held in the hand is the soul of the whole action; coordinated with the photographer's lighting, one must precisely master the wrist's force angle to create a floating sensation of controlling magical energy. When the post-processing special effects of the nine plush tails materialize in the mind, even if only one physical tail is worn on site, one unconsciously straightens the back, attempting to showcase that powerful aura of the Nine-Tailed Fox. Whether as the mid-lane mage in the PC game or a regular guest of the Hextech Brawl in Teamfight Tactics, this character holds a special meaning for me. Under the complex lighting of the convention, being able to bring these fantasy elements belonging to Spirit Blossom into the third dimension through one's own body expression and detail restoration is a very exhilarating experience.