This blue-and-white Maid outfit paired with White stockings is quite classic and is a look I often cosplay. Originally, regarding the topic 'if true love has a color', I always found it rather abstract; but when wearing the blue lace and white cotton fabric, it truly gives a grounded feeling of being close to the character. 2D is the magic of reality—saying this phrase too often might feel a bit cliché, but whenever I put on the outfit, put on the wig, and adjust the camera angle, this thought pops up again. The room isn't large, but it's tidy and cozy. After touching up my makeup, I tried on the wig and cat ears, getting ready to test some angles I hadn't shot before. The details of this costume are very refined: fine lace is sewn along the edges of the blue-and-white apron, and the ruffled cuts on the neckline and sleeves add depth to the overall silhouette. However, the thing requiring the most care is the white tights—the material is rather thin with a delicate texture. Because the thigh garter and lace hug the upper thigh and can slightly press into the skin, I had to pay special attention to my standing posture when shooting, slightly angling myself to show off the softness of the leg lines. Photo 2 was quite lucky: my cat happened to wander over to look at me with curious eyes, so I naturally crouched down and gently patted my skirt, which was captured perfectly by the shutter. Wearing White stockings really requires care—you definitely can't snag them—and the fullness of the skirt must be supported by a petticoat underneath, otherwise it would collapse while walking. I adjusted it at least ten times to get the skirt hem right above the knee. Because my selfie method is rather special, shooting in the mirror lets me control the composition better without troubling others. The phone case in my hand also became a prop; blocking my face added a sense of mysterious immersion instead. People often tell me this look suits me well, but I feel being suited is just the foundation—the key is staying relaxed in front of the camera, not tense, so the movements look natural. Many fellow fans think photos like this must look perfect like a painting, but actually, occasional imperfections feel more authentic. For instance, stray wig hairs brushing across the face or highlighted spots from the lighting ended up creating an unexpectedly atmospheric effect. I also placed some of my favorite figures and knickknacks in the background; though a bit cluttered, it brings a cozy sense of everyday life. Although the process of producing photos is hard work, spending a whole day immersed in my own world tinkering with these skirts and playing with my cat is a wonderful seasoning of life. When selecting photos, I paid special attention to composition—leaving enough space for the body, neither pushing the subject to the frame's edge nor failing to showcase the optimal angle. Lately, I've preferred this natural, casual shooting style. After all, even when wearing 2D outfits, the core remains the 3D self. After finishing work, changing clothes, and removing makeup, my mind still lingered on the reflection in the mirror. Perhaps this is the true meaning of surviving another year through cosplay. The blue-and-white hemline, pink ribbons, and this fluffy tail—every attempt brings fresh new experiences.