[Sunna cosplay] Zenless Zone Zero Sunna's daily record of not wanting to go to work

Today's styling is Sunna's outfit from Zenless Zone Zero. For this game character cosplay, I prepared for a long time in advance. The wig color is light golden-yellow wavy curls, with light blue horn-shaped hair accessories and several pixel-style square hair clips clipped on top of the head; the red tie and white shirt paired together look very energetic. The lower body is a black multi-layered ruffle short skirt, while the arm and leg wear pink-and-white striped sleeves and stockings cosplay slouch socks, with a light blue bow specially added to the black leather thigh straps, and white platform shoes worn on the feet. The backpack is pink with black polka dots and white wings, and the overall matching has high visual recognition.

The prop gun held in hand is the highlight, with a white main body matched with a pink funnel-shaped muzzle, black polka dots and expression patterns on the gun body, and a light blue cross-star bracket installed on the side. The weight in hand is just right, and when posing, it doesn't feel too strenuous. This photoshoot was divided into two scenes: outdoor crosswalks and colorful pillars, and an indoor black-and-white diagonal striped background wall. In the outdoor set of photos, I stood at the intersection and took a few snapshots while walking, later feeling that the posture of squatting on the ground supporting my chin with both hands could better express the fatigue of not wanting to work, with eyes looking slightly downward, bringing out that lifeless state. The two indoor shots involved sitting on a red tubular structure, raising my legs high, and pointing the gun diagonally upward with one hand. The movement range was relatively large, but the resulting composition has strong tension, and the black-and-white diagonal striped background also prevented the frame from looking too monotonous.

Many people ask me why I always take on characters with such a sense of fatigue or daily life emotions. Actually, although Sunna's outfit looks very sweet, combined with the theme of not wanting to go to work, she has a real working-class feel to her. The pink-and-white striped stockings cosplay element looks cute, but paired with the thigh straps and platform shoes, it also has a bit of a rebellious personality inside. During the shoot, the photographer kept letting me relax, not forcing expressions for cuteness, but naturally revealing that daily state of not wanting to face work. I tried expressions of not smiling, zoning out, or even feeling a bit hopeless, which, matched with this prop and background, truly captured that slightly depressed yet somewhat cool feeling I wanted.

The process of this photo appointment went very smoothly. A lot of thought went into the makeup and styling, especially the wig grooming and the fixing of the straps on the body, which easily loosened when walking and posing, so repeated adjustments were made to the details. The texture of the prop gun was also done very well; holding it in hand has weight and doesn't look cheap when photographed. Overall, for this Sunna cosplay, from costume restoration to emotional expression, I tried my best to get close to the character's own setting, and adding the point of not wanting to work brought some extra fun to the entire shooting process.