[Kasugano Sora cosplay] CICF last day, wandering the convention with fewer people is so comfortable

Today is the last day of CICF. The crowd traffic is much less than the first two days, and the convention-going experience has skyrocketed. This time I cosplayed Kasugano Sora; a lot of thought went into trimming and styling the white wig, as the blunt bangs on the forehead and sideburns on both sides required careful grooming to restore the original design's feel. The white wig was processed bit by bit with a hair straightener and hair wax, and some setting spray was sprayed to maintain the shape. The clothing chose a basic white long-sleeve shirt paired with a brown plaid collar, featuring badge details on the chest, slightly rolled-up cuffs for a more natural look, and it was also quite comfortable to wear.

In terms of makeup, the depth of the eye makeup was enhanced, contact lenses were worn to enlarge the eyes, paired with natural blush and glossy lip gloss, and the overall visual effect closely fits the character. The base makeup pursued a clear and matte look, which doesn't look greasy even under the convention site's lighting.

At the convention site, I found a scene with a retro green brick wall and an old newspaper wall surface, and the wooden round table and natural light outside the window just added a sense of layering to the photos. The light coming through the window is relatively soft, allowing clear skin tones and clothing textures to be captured without complex fill-light equipment. The fellow fans and photographers I met today were all very friendly, and everyone exchanged some pose designs in a relatively relaxed atmosphere; the photographer suggested that I use different angles to increase the richness of the frame.

The gesture in the photo is a temporarily thought-of interactive way, with one hand making a 'V' sign next to the cheek and the other hand reaching forward towards the lens, creating a playful depth-of-field sense through perspective. Judging from the final photos, the composition met expectations, and the blurred foreground added to the storytelling of the frame. Outside the window are lush green trees, forming a wonderful collision with the indoor retro decorations, and the colors are very harmonious.

The advantage of having fewer people is that there is no need to queue up and wait for a venue, allowing me to slowly adjust details, and my state was much more relaxed than the previous two days. I strolled around the CICF venue a few times, saw many excellent cosers, and also some great merchandise booths. The happiest thing about doing cosplay is seeing the look you carefully prepared completely recorded. Although the whole process was a bit tiring, seeing the final photos made it all worthwhile. In the afternoon, I also went to the stage area to watch a few performances, and the atmosphere was exceptionally good.

The last day of an anime convention always carries a bit of reluctance to leave, but today was full of rewards. Packing up the props and clothes, getting ready to go back and have a good rest. The process of organizing photos is also very enjoyable, with each one recording today's happy times.