I've finally gotten around to shooting Scathach from Fate/Grand Order! This outfit actually holds an immense amount of detail, especially the cut-out strapping along the chest and waist, which required meticulous adjustments during dressing to ensure a sleek, contoured fit. The reflective black leather fabric catches specular highlights brilliantly, looking extraordinary under low-key lighting. The thigh ring adorned with a golden cross paired with purplish-black Stockings created an interplay of textures and colors that I absolutely love. The red spear prop in hand was the undeniable soul of the entire set; featuring built-in LED lighting, we had to calculate the lighting angles precisely so that the crimson glow cast across my face, instantly evoking that cool, dangerous, and imposing aura. The set at Xuehua Studio was amazingly intricate—towering chess pieces, crosses, and vintage birdcages crowded together, projecting an oppressive majesty that flawlessly captured the atmosphere of the Land of Shadows. To embody the queen's aloof, sovereign presence, eye control was critical; the gaze couldn't be soft, it needed a commanding, downward stare. However, posing on the throne or floor really strained my lower back—especially for that final low-angle close-up, where I had to keep my legs taut while keeping the upper body relaxed, turning it into quite a workout. Huge thanks to Sister Mian for the tireless shooting, and to our friend who helped manage the wind machine. Also, regarding safety undergarments, I digitally edited them out in post-production—if platform moderation restricts this again, I'll take it as a compliment to my retouching skills, haha!