[Citlali cosplay] First Look at Genshin Impact New Skin: Mangu Cosplay's Plush Texture is Amazing - Image 1
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[Citlali cosplay] First Look at Genshin Impact New Skin: Mangu Cosplay's Plush Texture is Amazing - Image 3
[Citlali cosplay] First Look at Genshin Impact New Skin: Mangu Cosplay's Plush Texture is Amazing - Image 4

As soon as Mangu cosplay released this new skin outfit for Citlali cosplay in Genshin Impact, I bought it immediately. Today I'm trying it on to share my real impressions through a set of unfiltered mirror selfie photos.

Regarding the fabric, this outfit utilizes pearlescent-sheen material that presents a glittering visual effect under indoor lighting. The biggest pleasant surprise is that it doesn't require an extra petticoat; the tailoring itself holds up the voluminous layered skirt contour very well, and the drape of the irregular skirt hem feels very natural.

The large dark purple bow at the neckline serves as the visual focus of the upper body, adorned with a translucent teal diamond gemstone in the middle that works alongside the off-shoulder design to create a balanced proportion. The white bracers on the arms fit comfortably, featuring blue-purple geometric mesh elements that complement the serrated patterns on the skirt.

For the hair, I paired it with a light pinkish-purple high ponytail wig with plenty of volume so it doesn't look thin. The placement of the white headpiece is crucial; I adjusted it toward the side of the wig, preserving its stylized look without ruining the wig's overall silhouette.

As for props, although that huge white plush pillow is fairly large, holding it against my chest instantly amps up the cuteness of the outfit. The blue zigzag lines and purple tassel details stitched onto the plush surface naturally extend the style of the dress decorations. The exaggerated large white plush shoes on my feet offer a great finishing touch; the platform soles paired with gold undersoles and purple beaded straps around the ankles make the look highly recognizable in both static poses and dynamic shots.

During the fitting process, I noticed that despite having many plush elements, the outfit's overall center of gravity is controlled well so it doesn't look bulky. Plus, not needing a petticoat makes things super effortless—I could easily pose right on the wooden floor at home. The raw photo texture is already impressive, with no glaring flaws in fabric reflectivity or splicing details, making it perfectly aligned with the cute vibe of this skin design.