This shoot is a set of boudoir photos combining e-sports girl and rabbit ear elements, overall going for a pink and white sweet style. For the wig, I chose a pink and white wig with twin tails, and I specially styled the curls at the ends with a curling iron to coordinate visually with the matching rabbit ear hair accessories. For the makeup, I emphasized the pink, tender look of the blush and eyeshadow, using a bit of glitter to highlight the aegyo sal to make the eyes look more energetic. Clothing-wise, the top is a white tube top with a small rabbit print on the front, paired with denim shorts featuring lace-up and distressed details, as well as white tights with lace edges. I really love this slightly lazy, stay-at-home vibe. The white detached sleeves on my wrists actually reference gaming glove elements, which not only adds layers to the overall look but also makes it convenient to hold props.
Besides that orange and white game console, the props also include a white miniature toy gun and a white controller on the floor, making the entire scene feel more like a "gamer's room." Sitting on the plush mat during the shoot, surrounded by a scattered pink Christmas tree, a pink mailbox decoration, small plush toys, and cake props—it actually took nearly two hours to set these up so the frame would look rich without being too cluttered. Photographer Moshi handled the lighting very delicately, keeping the overall illumination soft without harsh shadows, which beautifully presented the textures of the pink and white colors.
This time, the studio was @Mengmanzhi Photography Studio. Their pink-themed scenes are very complete, and the mailbox and small string lights on branches are particularly photogenic. In the process of booking a photoshoot and completing the session, I tried different poses, like holding up the game console or leaning against an e-sports chair. The white tights had a natural subtle glow under the direct light, which is one of the reasons I love this set of photos. When editing later, the real skin texture was preserved, with only minor adjustments to the color tones to make the pink more saturated, giving the overall atmosphere a dreamier feel.
Actually, this kind of relatively casual anime cosplay style doesn't necessarily need a specific original character archetype; it's enough just to express the sweetness and e-sports vibe you want to convey. I usually love playing games myself, so I felt a strong sense of immersion when shooting this theme. From outfit coordination to prop selection, and then to the studio setup, every step was discussed between me and the team to ensure we could shoot a work that possesses both a girlish heart and a touch of everyday life. I hope this set of photos can make people feel that little bit of happiness in a pink world, which also serves as a rewarding summary of my hard work during this period.