Shooting this Zenless Zone Zero Remielle cosplay mainly focused on restoring the character's exquisiteness and dynamic beauty. In a pure white studio, the lighting was exceptionally translucent, perfectly suited for showcasing the light gauze texture of this white-blue-pink gradient outfit. There are many details in this costume: the cut-out design on the chest paired with a bow, plus the thigh garters over White stockings on the thighs. Although it was somewhat complex to put on, the resulting visual effect was very satisfying. During preparation, I constantly adjusted the feather ribbons on the cuffs and the tulle on the skirt hem to highlight the sense of layering against a solid-color background. To convey Remielle's liveliness, I deliberately designed a one-legged standing pose. Because the skirt is relatively short, balance while standing on one leg had to be controlled very steadily. Although my legs were a bit sore after shooting, seeing the photo capture the moment when the skirt hem and cuffs were blown naturally made it feel completely worthwhile. On my feet, I paired red-soled high heels with White stockings, which not only elongates the leg lines but also aligns with the character's ethereal, slightly mysterious, and elegant temperament. During the shoot, I communicated extensively with the photographer, mainly focusing on coordinating eye contact and fingertips, hoping to express the character's charm through body language. Although the entire outfit could easily be overexposed in a white studio, post-processing adjusted the transparency, preserving the texture of the White stockings and the dreamy pink atmosphere. This shooting experience was very pleasant; not only did I get to wear this exquisite costume, but I also gained a better grasp of the character's shooting angles. To add dynamism to the frame, I incorporated sleeve swings and glances back into the posing design, giving the 2D photo a stronger sense of storytelling. Since it was a single image, I chose a centered composition as much as possible so it stands out the most on screen. This attempt with Zenless Zone Zero can be said to have enhanced my skills in managing complex costumes and studio-shot facial expressions.