This Amiya costume and bunny ear styling really took quite a while to figure out, especially to fit the theme of a bunny eating an apple, and a lot of thought went into the preliminary preparation. The entire outfit has a very strong sense of layers, with a black sleeveless dress as the main body, spliced with white pleated fabric on the chest. The black bat-wing-like decoration at the neckline is very eye-catching, adding a bit of a little demon's playfulness to the overall look. The gold round buttons and silver metal clips on the black skirt were matched and pinned on one by one. The blue fabric hanging down on both sides of the waist is printed with gold embroidery, giving it a great drape when walking.
The large blue hat on top of the head is definitely the highlight of the styling. The brim is very wide, the white ruffled lace on the edge is sewn densely, and the top is decorated with a light-colored scallop-like ornament. Once worn, the contour of the entire head immediately looks full. The wig is dark brown long straight hair, trimmed with blunt bangs and sideburns on both cheeks. To secure the pair of brown bunny ears, I pinned several invisible clips inside the hat. The golden cross-star hairpin on the right side of the hair can be considered a finishing touch. Paired with bright blue contacts, when trying on makeup in front of the mirror, I felt that the character's restoration degree met expectations.
During the shoot, I was holding the blue apple prop in my hand, with gold branches and leaves on top of the apple, and the texture is quite realistic. To capture the natural and slightly innocent expression of a bunny eating an apple, I tried several angles. Like in picture two, resting my fingers softly near my mouth was actually looking for the best reflection point of light and shadow falling on the blue eyes. Picture three was taken casually while waiting for the elevator in the elevator. The full-body mirror selfie just happened to showcase the entire skirt hem and black stockings, and the metallic texture of the elevator door reflection unexpectedly had a cool-toned atmosphere.
When shooting this set of pictures, the indoor lighting was a bit cold, which happened to match the blue-and-black tones of the clothes very well. This outfit has quite a few accessories, and when wearing it, it takes time to arrange the bow on the chest and the tassel pendants on the waist to avoid them tangling together during movement. The posture of holding the apple actually requires a bit of cleverness; because the prop itself has a certain weight, the wrist must be relaxed to look natural. The entire shooting process was very fulfilling. From the detailed arrangement of the clothes to the placement of the props, and then to the coordination of the eyes and finger movements, every single adjustment was made to make the character more three-dimensional. These photos record the state at that time, and I hope everyone can feel the detailed charm of this styling.