[Inaba Meguru Cosplay] Sabbat of the Witch Winter Uniform Fitting Record

The theme of this fitting session is the winter school uniform look worn by Inaba Meguru and Inaba Meguru's variant versions in Sabbat of the Witch, with the primary goal of completing an initial try-on and recording the specific outfit presentation. Looking at the outerwear, this pink baseball jacket adopts a cotton-blend fabric with a certain thickness, ensuring the necessary protection against the cold for autumn and winter. The color scheme is very soft, dominated by light pink and complemented by white patchwork sleeves, presenting a low-saturation color palette with high brightness. The deep blue satin large bow tie at the neckline acts as the visual core; its material has a distinct luster, creating an excellent visual contrast with the matte texture of the pink and white fabrics. The yellow fringe scarf isn't just casually draped around the neck; it needs to be naturally wrapped twice, allowing the fringes to hang down just above the jacket's lower hem to accurately restore that casual yet exquisite atmosphere found in the classic game illustrations.

For the lower body, the grey-and-white fine plaid pleated skirt features crisp pleats and cuts off right at the mid-thigh. Combined with the black over-knee long socks, it both fits the campus character's age and beautifully showcases the spatial layering of the clothing. The choice of black loafers is also very refined; the gloss of the leather surface and the relatively thick soles add a sense of stability to the lower body, making the Japanese school uniform outfit atmosphere even richer.

In terms of restoring the wig and makeup, I tried adjusting numerous details. The orange-pink long hair utilizes matte hair strands, and I specially added a thin blue satin ribbon at the crown of the head as an embellishment—a detail that acts as a landmark design for audiences who understand the original work. I kept the bangs in a relatively fluffy state, letting them present a slight micro-curl curvature to highlight the volume of the hair. For makeup, I skipped heavy eyeliners and instead used a large area of pink-orange eyeshadow for blending, expanding the eyes with an inner eyeliner while making the aegyosal highlight more prominent to make the gaze look more agile and dewy.

To display this costume from all angles, I shot several compositions: standing, making a wink expression, and kneeling to adjust the scarf. The standing V-sign gesture displays the character's lively personality; the wink expression paired with the hand action of lightly pulling the scarf aims to convey the character's signature vitality and friendliness; while the kneeling pose is more about utilizing the change in perspective to present the drape of the skirt and scarf in a different visual manner. The scene is located in the home foyer area, where the white wooden door and light-colored carpet provide a clean, bright backdrop with zero interference to displaying the clothing itself. Natural light spills in from the small window on the right, forming soft, warm-toned highlights on the carpet, making the baseline of the entire photoset look cozy and authentic.

Considering future potential shooting needs, this fitting session gave me a more direct grasp of the styling. For instance, whether the length of the pink jacket would catch on elbow movements, and whether the yellow scarf would fly wildly in strong outdoor wind environments—these practical questions all have solutions prepared during the try-on process. The overall color combination is indeed very healing; the mix of pink, white, grey, yellow, and black looks complex on paper, but because the brightness and purity are controlled within a specific range, the presented visual effect is extremely harmonious. The fixation method of the bow tie and the shirt also underwent several adjustments to ensure it maintains a crisp shape under different actions.

Overall, this was a highly delightful costume fitting experience. The completion of the total makeup and styling coordination is relatively high, and I tried my absolute best to express the character's composed yet playful demeanor in front of the lens. I am quite satisfied with the final effect of this winter school uniform for my galgame cosplay collection.