The photos are the official shots from this shoot; the drum kit and blue ambient lighting in the background clearly point to the band-related theme. A shoot was arranged around the Zenless Zone Zero Fes event, specifically choosing a venue with musical instrument elements to recreate the character's contrasting temperament of being both a combatant and casually laid-back. For makeup and hair, I used a silver-white short wig paired with star hair accessories. The layering of the hair is important, restoring the character's original texture while achieving a very transparent effect under cool ambient light. For the top, I chose a black off-shoulder short-sleeved T-shirt. The cut-out design on the shoulders combined with green edging allows for the exposure of shoulder and neck lines during the shoot. The collar is a white pointed design, paired with a matching green bowtie, avoiding the monotony of an all-black top and adding a touch of academic neatness. The yellow "BURGER" logo on the chest is the visual anchor point for the entire upper body, playing a good balancing role in the clothing structure. The lower body is paired with a grey patchwork short skirt. The irregular ruffles on the hem and the silver chain details on the side, combined with the thick black cross-body leather belt and metal buckles, create a street band vibe. The addition of fishnet tights gives the whole look more tension, especially combined with the length of the short skirt, it can present rich shadow layers and texture under the lights. Red contact lenses make the eyes look very clean and expressive. The makeup is not overly heavy, trying to retain the character's cold temperament without using overly dramatic makeup. The hands-on-hips pose during the shoot naturally showcases the shoulder cut-out design, while the belt at the waist and the layering of the short skirt can be intuitively highlighted. Photographer @kuma8696's control over cool ambient light is spot on. The silver-white wig looks very bright under this light, and it also lets the black top reveal the textural changes of the folds without deliberately pursuing overly smooth post-processing, retaining the texture of the original raw photos. The drum kit in the background and the JAZZ CHORUS-120 speaker equipment in the bottom left corner provide a good narrative background for the whole photo, as if really preparing for a performance in an underground rehearsal room. Coming to the Zenless Zone Zero Fes site this time, I felt the player community's extremely high enthusiasm for the game. In restoring a character like Anby during the shoot, the focus is not on stacking complex props, but on grasping her daily state of being calm, reliable, yet occasionally a bit quirky. Putting on this outfit and standing in a scene full of band elements, combined with the whole lighting atmosphere, really produced a sense of immersion that crosses the screen, making the character vivid in a real scene. The state presented in the photos basically overlaps with the originally imagined feeling. The whole shooting process was very smooth, and the design of the costume, makeup, and props was very consistent with the tone of this offline event.