[Sucrose Cosplay] Genshin Impact: Bringing Potion Vials to Record Alchemy Experiment Notes Outdoors

For today's outdoor exploration, as an alchemy researcher, I set off with freshly prepared potion vials. Every detail of this look, from the wig to the accessories, was carefully adjusted. The mint green hairstyle paired with airy bangs features a subtle dark teal gradient at the tips, which, along with the signature thick black-framed round glasses and plush fluffy collar, gives the overall aura instant recognition at first glance.

The main body of the outfit is a blue-and-white sleeveless coat style; the black fabric paneling on the chest features printed golden geometric totems that echo the star-buckle leather belt around the waist. White cape sleeves combined with golden shoulder pauldrons on the left shoulder create a wonderful layered effect with fabric patchwork. Although the sleeves are slightly long, playing with the potion vials actually adds a touch of adorable researcher charm. The lower body features a ruffled blue skirt, black garter straps, and black tights adorned with star buckles, which not only highly recreates the character's original academic aura, but also provides a sleek visual extension for this cosplay outfit with decent comfort that doesn't feel overly restrictive during outdoor activities.

The shooting location chosen for today was next to green bamboo and a fallen-leaf lawn in a park. Late autumn and early winter outdoor photography offers very soft light; dappled sunlight filtering through gaps in the tree canopy above hits the costume, creating a beautiful warm-and-cool contrast with the fresh color palette of the outfit. Whether sitting on a wooden park bench or crouching directly on the grass carpeted with dry, yellow leaves, I could interact subtly with the surrounding natural environment. The photographer tried various camera angles, such as using blurred green leaves as a foreground frame for facial close-ups, or shooting from above to showcase the skirt curvature, thigh-high lines, and overall sitting pose.

After putting on the round-framed glasses, my expression naturally became a bit gentler and quieter. Throughout the shoot, I instinctively found myself adjusting my glasses or resting my chin in thought. Holding that teal-and-gold potion vial prop in my hands not only enriched hand poses, but also made it easier for everyone to immerse themselves into a researcher's perspective. Honestly, the biggest hassle with shooting this type of costume outdoors is that sitting on the ground easily gets dry grass and crushed leaves stuck to the black tights, requiring constant cleaning between angle shifts, though this actually filled the whole photoshoot process with relaxed, playful interludes.

What impressed me most throughout this photoshoot was the texture performance of this outfit under different lighting environments. Against the green bamboo background, the blue-and-white costume combination looked exceptionally crisp and fresh, while against the warm tones of the bench and fallen leaves, the black tights and white gloves highlighted the character's delicacy and focus. The shoot took place over the weekend, and being able to step outside during this season to spend a day transformed into someone else was truly a memorable experience. Although researchers usually stay focused indoors, soaking in the breeze outdoors while logging these moments felt like a live observation experiment in its own right. I hope everyone can feel the quiet yet earnest atmosphere in this photoset.