[Kafū Chino cosplay] Is the Order a Rabbit? exterior shoot, Blue and white uniform match on the park bench

Today I completed this set of Kafū Chino cosplay Park exterior on a park bench. Before going out, I smoothed the wig over and over again; the light blue long hair with blunt bangs, the black cross hairclip fixed on the side, and then wearing that blue-and-white striped beret. In terms of makeup, blue contact lenses matched with a translucent base makeup, focusing on deepening the eye makeup and blush, trying to get as close as possible to the character's soft and quiet state, making the overall makeup and styling look fresh and clean.

There are quite a few details to this outfit. The cuffs of the white shirt have blue fold-overs and metal buttons, the dark blue vest dress outside hangs with golden rows of buttons, and the blue-and-white striped large bow at the neckline is tied impeccably. The skirt length is just above the knee, the hem and neckline echo with blue stripes, and the wig's hair ends are also trimmed very neatly. To maintain the draping feel of the light blue long hair, I sprayed care solution before going out and combed it slowly with a wide-tooth comb to avoid frizz, and during the shoot, I also had to constantly make sure the bangs wouldn't split.

The shooting process did not deliberately pose too many complex actions. Holding that white fluffy small doll in my hand, I occasionally lifted it to wave, or made a heart shape with both hands in front of my chest. The wooden bench and the black metal armrests next to it have a very strong park daily vibe. The wood grain of the bench is a bit aged, and this natural sense of wear and tear colliding with the 2D costume brings a wonderful experience of breaking the dimension wall. The bushes behind are trimmed very roundly, becoming a natural reflector that can well diffuse ambient light. Because I wanted the frame to feel more relaxed, I took off the light blue Mary Jane shoes and placed them on the floor tiles, stretching my legs straight while wearing white socks, with my toes relaxed naturally. Speaking of the detail of taking off the shoes, it's actually because the leather surface of the shoes is a bit hard, and standing for a long time gets tiring. Sitting on the bench barefoot or wearing socks makes it easier to find that cozy, lazy feeling.

The photographer shot from the front with a slight downward angle, plus the hexagonal floor tiles and the dense greenery in the background, making the frame colors very uniform. The use of exterior lighting is crucial. The afternoon light is relatively soft, filtering through the tree leaves onto the character's blue and white clothes without overexposing, while reflecting the texture of the fabric. Every time I shoot, I adjust my sitting posture according to the position of the light, such as the angle of crossing legs or the height of holding the plush toy. The posture of crossing legs when sitting down has a lot of attention paid to the force on the knees and ankles; to make the lines smooth, I usually lean my center of gravity slightly backward, so that the proportion of thighs and calves will look more stretched in front of the lens. When waving, I also pay attention to the arc of the finger joints, keeping it soft to ensure a balanced frame composition.

This Blue and white uniform color scheme is very eye-catching in the park's green background, and the overall color tone is fresh. I am quite satisfied with the third photo; although the shoes are off, the natural texture of the white short socks and skin, combined with the heart-hand gesture, well combines cuteness and a daily feel. The light blue of the Mary Jane shoes is very close to the skirt's color, and the small bow on the upper is very exquisite, so taking them off and placing them on the floor tiles also makes a nice still-life composition. Thus the shooting today was completed, and after organizing and retouching the photos, I am ready to rest.