Shooting Sunna from Zenless Zone Zero this time was packed with interesting details, from styling to props. The design of this Maid outfit shows immense care: beyond the classic black-and-white color scheme, the ruffles at the neckline and cuffs have rich layering, and paired with the red bow and the small green badge on the chest, the overall visual impact is fantastic. The green wig paired with a cat-ear headband, along with the ghost and meme hairpins clipped on the side, is highly recognizable. The shopping cart scene conceived by the photographer was very intriguing; to bring out the character's lively agility, I had to constantly adjust my seated posture inside the cart. The framing in Photo 3, where my legs stretch forward, not only showcases the White stockings and leg rings to make the legs look slender, but also gives the frame a great sense of spatial depth. Instead of the hard lighting common in studio shoots, soft lighting was used this time to better capture the fabric texture and skin tone. Sitting in a shopping cart was admittedly uncomfortable; to keep my body steady while maintaining a natural expression, my waist and core were constantly engaged. We tried a variety of poses during the shoot—pointing forward, leaning sideways against the rim, and resting my chin on my hand while looking to the side—each giving off a distinct vibe. There are numerous details in this costume and props, especially the folds in the White stockings and gloves, which required constant checks to ensure no tears or snags. The red cylindrical prop held in hand was also quite heavy, yet unexpectedly echoed the red bow tie in the composition. Although the whole shoot was exhausting, the resulting photos turned out truly distinctive. I love this 2D contrast of cuteness with a hint of mystery.