Coat and skirt draw two long outlines around Shorekeeper’s short tube top, giving the West Lake outfit a layered silhouette with a distinct pause at the waist. Blue and white keep that outline visually connected, while the porcelain-style treatment shifts the character into a hanfu-style interpretation.
Shorekeeper is the guardian of the Black Shores in Wuthering Waves. This collaboration costume offers a particular way to portray her: the character remains the focus, but the long outer garment and separate skirt give this version its own visual rhythm.
The West Lake wardrobe, piece by piece
The Full Set costs $129.99 and contains a coat, tube top, skirt, waist decorations, necklace, bracelet, hairpin, hair accessories, headband and straps. Those smaller components matter here. The outfit’s identity extends beyond its three garments, with details at the waist, neck, wrist and hair carrying the treatment through different parts of the figure.
A wig and shoes are excluded. For a Shorekeeper portrayal, a separately sourced long light blue wig can accompany the supplied hairpin and headband. Plan the hair arrangement around those included pieces, giving each a visible place rather than adding further ornaments simply to fill the space.
Let the porcelain palette have room
Chiffon and polyester are the listed materials. The blue-and-white porcelain reference supplies a useful direction for photographs: a restrained setting can leave attention on the costume itself. Consider a plain wall or an uncluttered architectural background, especially for an image showing the relationship between the coat, the short inner top and the skirt.
There is also a reason to vary the framing. A portrait can concentrate on the necklace and hair accessories; a wider photograph can explain the long silhouette. Both approaches draw on components already supplied with this particular West Lake set.
A roomy coat cannot decide the fit
XS through XXXL are available, with separate measurements for all three garments. In M, the coat bust is listed at 103–107 cm, while the tube top bust is 81–85 cm. That difference makes the inner garment an essential check: judging the whole outfit from the outer coat alone would leave an important measurement unresolved.
The M skirt has a 64–68 cm waist and an 87 cm length. Compare these garment measurements with similar clothing you own, paying attention to both circumference and length. Allow for a possible 1–3 cm variation from hand measurement rather than treating each figure as exact.
For M, the coat measures 121 cm long, with 49 cm sleeves and 45 cm shoulders. The tube top is 16 cm long in XS, S and M, increasing to 17.6 cm in XXXL. Skirt waist measurements range from 56–60 cm in XS to 80–84 cm in XXXL.
Two hems to judge for Shorekeeper
Across the available range, coat length runs from 117 to 129 cm, while skirt length runs from 83 to 95 cm. Consider where both will fall on you with your intended footwear. Height is useful context, but the separate tube top bust and skirt waist still need their own comparison.
Revisit the 64–68 cm skirt waist if M is your intended choice.
Other faces of Wuthering Waves
Compare another Shorekeeper interpretation or build a Wuthering Waves group around these fellow characters.
- For another interpretation of the same character, Wuthering Waves Shorekeeper Cosplay Costume Blue White Butterfly Dress With Veil retains the blue-and-white palette.
- Wuthering Waves Rover Male Cosplay Costume Black Coat Full Set introduces the game’s protagonist and a darker coat to a shared lineup.
- A painter character offers a different direction through Wuthering Waves Zhezhi Cosplay Costume Teal Pink Painter Dress With Tail And Glasses.
- Wuthering Waves Camellya Cosplay Costume White Red Ruffle Dress With Arm Ornaments adds another Black Shores character with a contrasting white-and-red palette.