This text mainly organizes the several styles I recently wore and my thoughts on expanding the friend list. First, let's talk about the pink plaid match in the pictures. The headband and tube top have many details: the yellow X-shaped buttons, the pink small triangle on the choker, and the overall interlaced pink and white colors. During the shoot, special attention must be paid to the range of motion to avoid the clothes shifting or the anti-exposure tape on the chest showing. The wig has blunt bangs trimmed with a slight layering on the edges, making close-ups look less rigid. The eye makeup uses red-toned smudging with added glitter, and the inner corner highlight uses a matte highlighter for a more natural look, paired with light-colored contact lenses.
In addition, the pictures also display four completely different styles: a cute style with a plush beast ear hat paired with a light blue one-piece dress, an elegant style with silver-purple long hair paired with a blue-and-white off-shoulder dress, a vintage style with mint green short hair wearing a top hat, and a dark glamorous style with silver-white short hair paired with a red rose crown. Cosplaying different characters makes makeup and styling adjustments very time-consuming, especially the cleanliness of the base makeup and the fixation of various hair accessories.
Then comes expanding the friend list. I'd like to expand my friend list with music-project girls in Guangzhou, though non-Guangzhou folks are welcome too. Anyone with the same hobbies can add me. I don't add people who share no fandoms with me, because I hope everyone on my friends list can chat well.
No mmr, no zgk. I'm usually very easy to talk to, my direct messages are always open, and you're welcome to chat or send pictures anytime. You can add me directly using the provided info.
One thing to mention in advance: my Moments occasionally contain high-concentration 3D male content. If you mind, we can mutually avoid each other.
I usually also do cosplay related to pjsk, Project Sekai, and BanG Dream!, and I'm also into 2D bands and K-pop. I like many project characters and hope to find fellow fans to cosplay together or go to conventions to take photos. We can exchange ideas on costume and prop selection, finding shooting angles, and post-processing retouching. Regarding the choice of fabric for the costume, I actually deliberated for a long time for the pink plaid set. To make it look textured on camera, I chose a fabric with a slight texture rather than cheap material with strong reflection. The tube top pattern needed multiple plate-making and fitting trials to ensure the ties could tighten without making breathing difficult. The outfits in the pictures, like the lace edge of the one-piece and the vintage long skirt, really test body control when posing. For example, when wearing a large skirt hem, how to press the center of gravity to make the skirt hem spread nicely; when wearing complex crown hair accessories, how to exert force in the neck to better combine the hairpiece and facial lighting. In terms of photography, considering that the indoor studio lighting is relatively flat, I add rim lighting on top of the main fill light to outline the hair contours, which adds a sense of dimensionality. In terms of post-processing, it's mainly about evening out skin tone without ruining skin texture and enhancing the clarity of the pupils. Expanding the friend list is really about sharing these daily shooting and crafting routines with people who understand. If you're in the same city, we can also make appointments to go street shooting or outdoor shooting together, and discuss different photography styles and lighting techniques. When adding me, please note where you're from and your favorite projects for mutual understanding. The most important thing when expanding the friend list is getting along and chatting well, with everyone respecting each other's space. Meeting fellow fans is a happy thing, and I look forward to seeing more interesting people on my list.