[Kyoyama Kazusa cosplay] Cat Ears and Sweet Lollipop Under Cyber Night

This shoot for Kyoyama Kazusa tried many new things in the choice of costume materials and pose expressions. The patent leather jacket and bodysuit set boast an exceptional reflective texture under the lighting, but during actual shooting, extra attention was needed to control the display of muscle lines and the fit between the fabric and skin. To ensure the giant pink bow on the chest wouldn't shift during movements, we implemented some hidden fixations on the inside, maintaining the styling's three-dimensional sense even when striking large-scale poses.

The halo above the head and the cat ears are the visual core of this character. To make the character's head look natural, I adopted lightweight materials for the halo prop and fixed it at a specific angle via an invisible hairnet, ensuring both the lighting effect and preventing it from slipping down when lowering the head. The highlight-dyed sections of the hair were also slightly adjusted according to the styling, ensuring that under the blue-purple primary light source, the short black hair and pink-purple hair ends could form a layered texture.

When shooting this photo set, the set design fit the theme exceptionally well. The clue board and red strings on the background wall, coupled with the computer motherboard and green bottle on the ground, created a strong cyberpunk and suspenseful vibe. In photo 1, standing while holding a pink lollipop was mainly to neutralize the coldness brought by the overall black leather clothing, adding a bit of playfulness; photo 2, sitting curled up on the sofa, heavily showcased a guarded yet lazy posture. As for photo 3, the overhead perspective adopted is personally my favorite; the lens brought out a sense of extension from top to bottom while also wonderfully displaying the leg lines and the gloss of the Black stockings.

Controlling the light and shadow during the shoot also took quite a bit of thought; high-contrast cool-toned lighting could fully force out the patent leather's texture. Although wearing this entire outfit was rather stuffy and hot, seeing the final finished photo effects before the lens made all the preliminary preparations feel completely worth it.