[Nonoka Miyanaga cosplay] Dream-Infinite Pink and White Plaid Sweetheart

This time cosplaying Nonoka Miyanaga, I really put a lot of thought into the makeup, styling, and costume details. After receiving the clothes and wig, the first step was to handle the silver-grey wig with light blue streaks. To present a natural sense of layering, not only did the hair need to be straightened, but trimming the bangs and sideburns was even more crucial—too short and it loses the feel, too long and it easily blocks the eyes. After repeated adjustments, styling spray was used to fix the ideal arc. The base makeup pursued a fair and translucent look; to match the reddish-brown contact lenses, the eye makeup focused on the pink blending of the lower eyelids, paired with slender false eyelashes, which better matches the character's energetic yet slightly dreamy temperament. Glossy pink lip gloss was used on the lips to further strengthen the overall 2D atmosphere. I am very satisfied with the accuracy of this costume. The pink and white plaid strapless top, with its gold piping along the edges and the yellow, blue, and green buttons on the chest, has very meticulous craftsmanship details. However, this strapless style is particularly prone to slipping down during shooting, so anti-slip tape was added inside, and I tried to avoid making large movements. The white ruffled sleeves on the shoulders needed special care; during wear, their fluffiness had to be repeatedly adjusted, as sagging even a little would lose that sweet feeling. The black choker on the neck has a pink vertical line in the middle, which echoes the overall color tone very well. The pink and black square hair accessory on top of the head has a small red cherry-like decoration at the top. Due to a certain volume and weight, fixing it took some time, using bobby pins and a hair net as a base to ensure no wardrobe malfunctions or clipping from any angle during the shoot. The shoot chose a solid light grey wall as the background with even front lighting, which can well highlight the high-saturation colors of the clothing and skin texture. To showcase the ruffled sleeves, I raised my hand to make a pose close to my head. During the shooting process, expression management was basically kept calm and neutral, without making overly exaggerated expressions. Because the clothes have gold piping, they easily reflect light under strong light, so the camera angle and lighting needed to be constantly adjusted to avoid dead angles and reflection points. The wrinkles of the plaid fabric also needed to be constantly smoothed out. From early preparation to final shooting, although the process was somewhat tedious, seeing the final photos made all this hard work feel worth it.