[Eriri Cosplay] Classroom daily life with green sportswear and black stockings uniform

This set of Eriri cosplay photos shot in the classroom turned out even closer to the Japanese-style campus atmosphere than expected. This shoot mainly revolved around two sets of clothing. The first set is a white shirt paired with a dark green short skirt, with dark blue edging on the collar and cuffs, and the lower body is paired with black over-the-knee stockings and brown leather loafers. The second set is a green sports jacket with white stripes on both sides, changed to a white T-shirt and dark blue sports shorts inside. To bring out the character's traits, the makeup and styling included a pair of black-rimmed round glasses, matched with blue circle lenses, and the wig chosen was light golden-toned long straight hair, tied into twin tails with a black hair ribbon, with the bangs trimmed relatively neatly.

The shooting venue was chosen in an empty classroom. The wooden desks and chairs, the green blackboard behind, the greyish-white storage cabinets, plus the natural light filtering through the windows, gave the entire environment a built-in youthful campus filter. The first group of photos was shot directly sitting on the floor, with my back leaning against the chair legs and legs curled up. At that time, the photographer @吶魄罗 told me to relax as much as possible without deliberately making overly complex poses, just hugging my knees with both hands or supporting my glasses with one hand, and looking straight into the lens. That angle happened to pair the lines of the over-the-knee stockings with the loafers, visually extending the leg proportions, instantly bringing out a lazy yet slightly reserved temperament.

The second group of photos changed to a pose sitting on the desk. Wearing that loose green sports jacket, sitting entirely on the wooden desktop, legs naturally crossed and hanging down, hands supporting the edge of the desk or placed on the legs. This sitting posture is very classic, paired with black over-the-knee stockings, making the overall picture look 2D while not appearing overly exaggerated. One of the shots involves raising one side of the twin tails with one hand while pulling the collar of the jacket with the other hand, matching a slight head tilt, which looks quite playful. The green and white sports jacket has an oversized cut, which not only flatters the body shape but also doesn't feel tight when doing some stretching movements.

Subsequent shooting was basically completed in the seat. Sitting in the chair, supporting the chin with both hands propped on the desk looking out the window, or spreading out a comic book on the desktop to read attentively, the photographer captured many natural moments from the side and front. When lying down to sleep, with eyes closed, hair scattered on the desktop, and a comic book balanced on top of the head, it looked quite casual and cute. There was also a shot where I suddenly leaned forward and reached out towards the lens with a smiling face, greatly enhancing the interactivity of the entire set of photos.

When taking photos in a scene like a classroom, the easiest problem to occur is that the poses are too stiff, looking like a mannequin. Therefore, during the shoot, I tried to immerse myself in this environment, treating the desks and chairs as real everyday props. For example, taking off the glasses and placing them on the desk, or holding up a book to cover half the face, these small actions can make the storytelling sense of the frame richer. The combination of over-the-knee black stockings and uniform short skirt can produce great composition effects on the floor, desks, and chairs, which is also an eye-catching aspect of this styling.

Overall, the process of this photo shoot was very smooth. From adjusting makeup and hair to the actual shooting, every outfit achieved the expected results. Costume details, venue selection, and lighting coordination are all indispensable for the quality of the final output. I hope everyone can feel this pure campus atmosphere from these photos.