[Xiao Qiao Cosplay] Honor of Kings Pure White Wedding: Romantic Moments

Today's set features Xiao Qiao from Honor of Kings in her Pure White Wedding skin. The overall costume is predominantly white, embellished with gold lines and ruby elements, looking gorgeous without feeling overly heavy. The headpiece is the highlight of the entire styling: on the left side, a red-and-gold crown is paired with white lace edging and pink small flowers, along with pearl chains, creating a very rich layered look. To match this dreamy atmosphere, I specially wore bright blue contact lenses, used a pink tone for lip makeup, and kept the base makeup very clean. To make the overall makeup look closer to the Anime cosplay setting, both eyelashes and eyeliner were appropriately elongated.

The wig is taupe-brown with airy textured choppy bangs on the forehead, featuring relatively long sideburns on both sides to flatter the face shape, while the back hair is gathered and pinned up to accommodate the headpiece. Since it's a white dress, extreme care was required before and during the shoot—even a tiny speck of dust would show up clearly, so I tried to keep my sitting posture as steady as possible. This outfit has many design details, such as the cutout tailoring on the chest outlined with golden V-shaped lines, and a red diamond-shaped gemstone hanging in the center. The translucent lace sleeve cuffs on the arms are independent with ruffled edges, so for the first photo, I deliberately raised my arm to showcase this structural detail.

The shoot took place indoors with a light-colored background setup. The lighting was high-key, making the overall image bright and translucent. The photographer handled the lighting meticulously, using a softbox combined with reflectors to preserve facial dimension without creating harsh shadows. In the second photo, I held a white lace folding fan beside my face; this action was meant to make the composition tighter while also echoing the character's intrinsic personality traits.

When holding the fan, you need to mind the wrist's tension so it doesn't look too stiff, and your gaze also needs to coordinate with the fan's position. We confirmed the visual center of gravity before shooting; because the skirt hem has huge volume and fluffiness, sitting down required spreading the fabric on both sides, otherwise the lower body would look bulky. The entire shooting process lasted a few hours, with a few makeup touch-ups in between, mainly to keep the lips and base makeup fresh and clean. I am very satisfied with the texture of this photo set. The details of the Pure White Wedding skin were wonderfully reproduced through the lens, and both the costume materials and my character state met our expected goals. This set of photos also serves as a record of my recent personal state.