[Sunna cosplay] Fall into the delusion realm together

This time at the CICF anime convention site, I cosplayed Sunna from Zenless Zone Zero, and I'm quite satisfied with the overall styling's accuracy. This outfit looks sweet, but wearing it actually involves a lot of details to manage. The pink-and-white color-blocked part of the top uses a relatively stiff material, which can support the shape and prevent deformation when moving around. The front is printed with the pink "sum" lettering, and the color saturation is adjusted just right, allowing for very clear results even in indoor environments with multiple light sources like an anime convention.

The edge of the white pleated skirt at the waist is trimmed with a circle of metallic-textured buttons, which, paired with that silver square-buckle belt, enriches the layering of the lower body significantly. The outermost pink ruffled skirt hem has a relatively soft material; when walking or posing, the fluttering effect is very natural. Because the skirt hem of this styling is quite short, I paired it with white over-the-knee stockings featuring yellow stripes and lace decorations, and stepped into a pair of pink-and-white platform sneakers. This combination not only lengthens the leg proportions, but also provides great support at the anime convention site where one stands for a long time. Speaking of leg display, I also deliberately used different postures to present them during the shoot. In the first picture, the action of standing on one leg while lifting the other leg backward was meant to fully showcase the calf muscle lines and the lace details of the stockings, while also bringing out a playful and energetic feel. The crouching shot utilizes the ground's reflection and a lower camera angle to let the visual center of gravity naturally shift downward, highlighting the shapes of the legs and shoes.

Head details are also a key focus. For the light mint green wig, I deliberately trimmed out choppy bangs, and used some setting spray on the bright blue star-shaped hair accessories on both sides to ensure they stand upright in front of the lens. The white-framed heart-shaped sunglasses on top of the head are actually a bit heavy; during the shoot, I had to find the right angle so that they looked casually perched on top rather than crushing the hairstyle. The red collar and small yellow bell around the neck are the finishing touches, adding a bit of mechanical feel. As for the backpack-like device on the back with black and colored dots, I spent a long time adjusting the shoulder straps when wearing it to ensure it wouldn't slip off or tighten too much to affect breathing.

The megaphone prop in hand is definitely the focus of the whole scene. That huge pink horn mouth and white body, coupled with blue lightning decorations, makes it extremely photogenic for striking poses. When holding it up, the arms require some effort so that the lines captured in the photos look nice. This time at the CICF site, taking advantage of the bright overhead light inside the venue and the reflection of the smooth floor, the captured results have great texture. While taking photos, I kept adjusting my gaze and expression, matching the delusional angel setting of this outfit, trying to present a state full of confidence and a bit of mischievousness. The entire makeup also used relatively bright colors, with eye makeup paired with colored contact lenses, making the character look more vibrant. Every time I do a cosplay, it's an immersive experience; from costume details to physical expression, everything needs to be pondered repeatedly.