[Kyoyama Kazusa cosplay] Cyber E-sports Black Cat in Blue Archive

Today, this set of photos is finally out. This time I'm challenging Kyoyama Kazusa from Blue Archive. Although she's usually a tsundere young lady in the Sweets Club, the styling setup this time really caught my eye. Compared to regular uniforms, this black reflective leather-textured top paired with a big pink bow truly has a gap Moe. To recreate that feeling of a little black cat that likes to hiss, I specially chose these reddish-orange toned contact lenses, and drew the eye makeup slightly upturned. Combined with this black blunt-bangs short hair, I really felt much more aloof and cool when facing the camera.
For the shooting location, we deliberately found a place with a bit of cyberpunk and e-sports style. A full wall of neon tubes reading "GAMING ZONE," along with those retro CRT TVs, are truly top-tier tools for great photos. Especially that red metal folding camp stool—sitting on it really tests your balance, especially wearing these stiletto strappy sandals. However, for the sake of the picture effect, I still tried hard to strike a cozy pose.
The material of the clothing is particularly favorable under the lighting; the black patent leather reflects a pink-purple light, giving it a very high-end texture. The lower body is paired with thin black stockings, plus a garter belt ring design on the thighs, which visually not only flatters the leg shape well but also adds a bit of subtle sexiness. When sitting, I deliberately designed a crossed-legs posture, which not only elongates the leg lines but also better showcases the texture of the black high heels and stockings. Considering the traits of a little black cat, the hand gestures also try to mimic a cat's posture, such as slightly lifted fingers or gently stroking the chin.
Shooting was actually very interesting because I had to constantly maintain that tsundere yet slightly lazy expression, with my eyes fixed on the camera at all times. Those retro TVs in the background specially displayed illustrations of two-dimensional anime girls on their screens, adding a bit of playfulness to the frame. Although it's an e-sports style scene, I feel that colliding with a character like Kyoyama Kazusa who carries a sweet-cool attribute created a very wonderful chemical reaction. There are many details in this set of photos, from the metal ring on the collar to the design of the cuffs, which I tried my best to restore, and I hope everyone can feel the charm of this little black cat. Alright, that's all for today's rambling; I'm going back to organizing the next set of photos.