[Alice Cosplay] The fairytale dream in Goddess of Victory

Alice's fairytale dream. This time, I chose a fresh and bright pure white as the main color tone for the outfit, blending cute plush bunny ear elements with an exquisite lace dress design. The wig is a soft and fluffy white twin-tail, carefully paired with furry bunny ears and bell-shaped flowers on the hair accessories—a dream come true for a detail-oriented person. I specifically picked a shooting location with pink candy packaging and a white wicker flower stand to perfectly echo the sweet fairytale world atmosphere. The lace trimming details on the white corset dress formed a clever color contrast with the ruby necklace on the neck, making the overall temperament look more agile. The translucency of the tulle material also makes the overall styling appear lighter and clearer. In fact, controlling the light is particularly important when shooting such large areas of pure white clothing; one must clearly display the layering of the tulle dress without overexposing and losing the original soft luster of the wig. This shoot specifically used a white fluffy carpet as a background, which perfectly set off the character's sense of purity. Paired with the pink candy props meticulously prepared by the prop team, the frame had more of a realistic sense of a fairytale story. From the overall styling and dressing to the scene arrangement, everything was carefully thought out. Every detail design was aimed at completely presenting the dreamy traits of this Alice. I tried various different shooting postures; whether gazing down or opening my hands to interact, I hoped to do my best to show the character's agility and cuteness, letting people immerse themselves in a fairytale dream in one second. I hope this dedication and preparation can be conveyed through the lens. The combination of the heavy texture of the clothing and the lightness of the tulle in this work is just right, and I have been trying my best to capture the most natural and vivid expressions during the shoot. This kind of pure white styling is actually a test of lighting technology in front of the lens, and I am very happy that the dreamy fairytale feeling I wanted was finally presented.