Plenty of thought went into the detail control of Cissia's costume. For the bright pink halter crop top on the upper body, to avoid looking cheap, a fabric with a certain thickness and matte finish was specially chosen; both the white piping and the small logo print on the chest required extreme flatness. The black choker around the neck and the inverted triangle metal pendant are the keys to adding a techwear feel, and when wearing them, they had to be adjusted to fit the curve of the neck perfectly. The separated sleevelets on the arms feature a rather complex structure, with white bases and black borders spliced with black leather; to balance the arm lines and the texture of the metal buckles, the internal adjustment buckles were tested repeatedly to ensure the edges wouldn't roll over during large movements and the lace trims could drape naturally.
The black wide waist cincher at the waist is the core of the entire styling; diamond quilting combined with golden buttons and that pentagram visually tightened the waistline significantly while unifying the disjointed feel between the upper and lower body. To highlight layering, the lower body was matched with a black multi-layered ruffled miniskirt, whose slightly reflective material boasts great texture under studio lights. The leg attire selected black semi-sheer Stockings, with the black garter rings at the thighs featuring pink rings and metal buckles; this tactical-style accessory combined with the heavy black lace-up Martin boots on the feet adds a hint of dangerous aura to the overall look.
Displaying the tail prop during the shoot was a technical skill. This long white tail features clear stitch textures, with pink-and-black components at the end. To make it naturally extend from beneath the skirt hem and achieve that draping feel, I had to use core strength to balance while striking sitting postures, all while attending to showcasing leg lines. In that posture sitting on the white block, to make the thigh's perspective more comfortable, both the stretching of the Stockings and the stepping angle of the boots required micro-adjustment. Whether kneeling or lying sideways, the exertion points of the hands also had to be repeatedly found to keep the sleevelets' wrinkles and the costume's overall silhouette maintaining a pleasant arc at all times. The pure white background during photography combined with high-key lighting pushed the costume's color contrast to the extreme.
In terms of makeup, red eyes are a must; the eye makeup intentionally deepened the contours of the outer eye corners, paired with golden blunt bangs and twin buns on both sides. The black hair accessories and white plush balls on top of the head were also meticulously fixed to ensure they wouldn't swing around wildly when shaking or lowering the head. To make the gaze more expressive, I kept searching for that sharp feeling of staring directly into the camera during the shoot. I hope these physical detail adjustments can convey the character's bold and unique aura.