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The 2000-follower limited-time personalized autograph giveaway is officially posted here, running simultaneously across Douyin and Xiaohongshu until August 27 at 00:01. Once the deadline passes, these posts will be deleted, so please make sure to save them as soon as possible.

This time, I prepared four characters across a wide range—Nahida from Genshin Impact (Nahida Cosplay), Revue Starlight cosplay, Sandrone, and Firefly (Firefly cosplay)—pouring immense effort into every set. Nahida's look utilized translucent green tones; to fit her ethereal temperament, the wig and headpiece angles were adjusted repeatedly, while keeping facial expressions soft and gentle. The Revue Starlight cosplay styling leaned into light gold and white with a vintage retro route; during shooting, I made sure to avoid harsh shadows from heavy headpiece edges to keep facial contours clear. For Sandrone, I tried a black, red, and gold palette; the outfit was rather heavy, and with the frills and white gloves, finding balance while posing was quite tricky. Looking through the photos later, most felt a bit stiff, and I finally picked out these two relatively natural shots from dozens of takes.

The most relaxing shoot was actually Firefly's campus look (Firefly cosplay), changing into a plaid skirt and White stockings. The lighting in the pure white studio was very even, but it easily made the subject look flat. Therefore, I made many adjustments to my standing postures. In photo 8's frontal standing shot in particular, to accentuate the leg lines, I deliberately shifted my center of gravity to one side and arched my instep straight, making the leg silhouette look its best on camera.

Additionally, a quick reminder regarding event rules: since this is a limited-time post, pacing is strict—I will delete this set punctually at 00:01 on August 27. When leaving a comment, please follow the required format by providing your Coser Name (CN) and serial number so I can organize them efficiently. I will reply to everyone together once the event concludes. Moving forward, I will continue adjusting makeup details based on each character's traits—such as altering colored contact lens diameters to reshape gaze focus or elongating eyeliner to adapt to different aesthetics—hoping to consistently maintain high quality.