[Inaba Meguru cosplay] Sabbat of the Witch: School-Style Pink Uniform and Playful Wink

Today's look is an Inaba Meguru cosplay from Sabbat of the Witch. In fact, crafting this outfit took a lot of thought: the pink sailor-style top is spliced with a gray collar, with a black ribbon bow specially stitched onto the chest. This yellow scarf around my neck is the very soul of the look—vibrant in color, forming a striking contrast against the pink uniform. The gold-trimmed crest badge on the left chest was custom-made, its heart and geometric patterns faithfully recreating the in-game design. For the wig, I selected a soft pale pink, trimming the bangs slightly for airy, piecy texture, while pinning a blue bow hair clip on the right side, creating a dynamic color-pop against the crimson contact lenses.

Makeup-wise, the focus today was firmly on the eyes. The red contacts have great color payoff; to make my eyes look more vivid, the eyeliner was drawn slightly thicker than usual with an upturned wing, and some glitter was dotted from the inner corner across to the center of the lids. The base makeup was kept bright and clean, with blush lightly dusted under the eyes, paired with a coral-red lip color. While shooting, I experimented with winking with one eye and throwing up peace signs. Since Inaba Meguru is naturally a very lively and bubbly girl, expressions didn't need to be overly serious—relaxing actually better suited the character's everyday school vibe.

For the backdrop, I found this corrugated metal wall accented with red neon light tubes. With the illumination casting down from behind, the metallic texture came through strongly, which, paired with the vivid colors of the outfit, gave the overall scene the feel of an Anime cosplay school festival. Since these were selfies, the camera angle was held slightly higher, cleanly capturing the chest crest and ribbon bow details; the lighting leaned cool, so I slightly bumped up the saturation in post-processing.

Cosplaying such a bright, vibrant Game character cosplay, the trickiest part is actually managing the wig—pink hair loses its refined texture once it gets frizzy, so I spent a long time smoothing it with a flat iron and spritzing a bit of hair oil before shooting. The collar and scarf tend to shift during movement, requiring adjustments every few shots. Wrapping up the shoot, my understanding of this character deepened even further—her mischievous yet subtly mysterious charm has to be conveyed through numerous subtle gestures. My condition today was quite great, catching several very natural expressions. That's all for today's share of this Pink-themed cosplay!