The long teal coat suggests composure; Yingying’s knit cat-ear hat seems ready to spoil the solemn pose. That contrast suits the lively young companion from Where Winds Meet, whose recognizable details include the hat and a lucky fish charm. Imagine her briefly standing still, then spotting something more interesting just outside the frame: that is a useful mood to carry into this costume.
A long coat with smaller points of interest
Teal establishes the outfit’s main color, while the hat changes its character near the face. Below, the skirt continues the long silhouette. This gives you two useful scales for photographs: the overall layered outline in a full-length image, and the smaller details around the head, neck and waist in closer portraits.
The Yingying Full Set costs $129.99 and contains a coat, undergarment, skirt, sashes, wrap band, waist charms, necklace and knit hat. Polyester is the listed material. The necklace and waist pieces deserve attention alongside the larger garments; they are part of the supplied outfit rather than extras to find afterward.
Three garment charts for one Yingying set
All seven sizes are orderable: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Compare the coat, undergarment and skirt measurements individually. A suitable coat measurement does not settle the skirt waist, and the suggested height range cannot tell you everything about how the separate layers will fit.
For example, M lists a coat length of 117 cm and a coat bust of 94–98 cm. Its skirt measures 102 cm long with a 66–70 cm waist. The M undergarment’s bust entry is 49–51 cm measured flat across one half; it should not be read as the full circumference. Allow for a possible 1–3 cm difference from hand measurement.
For M, the coat’s sleeve is 40 cm and its shoulder measures 38 cm; the undergarment lists a 60 cm sleeve and a 39 cm shoulder. Across the full size range, coat length runs from 113 cm in XS to 125 cm in XXXL, while skirt length runs from 98 cm to 110 cm.
Give the fish charm some room
Yingying’s lucky fish charm offers a focal point that a tightly cropped headshot would miss. Include the waist in at least one portrait, with your hands positioned so they do not hide the charms. A relaxed arm position can leave those details visible without making them the entire subject.
For a closer image, shift attention to the cat-ear hat and necklace. Keeping a little space above the head preserves the hat’s outline. An alert expression or a glance to one side can suggest Yingying’s liveliness without requiring an elaborate action pose.
Leave room for Yingying’s curiosity
A wig, shoes and props are not included, so plan those purchases alongside the clothing budget. You can also photograph the supplied costume without adding a prop, allowing the hat, necklace and waist charms to carry the detail. Solemnity might last for a photograph; beneath those knit cat ears, Yingying already looks interested in whatever happens next.
More Where Winds Meet and wuxia wardrobe ideas
Start with another Where Winds Meet costume; the additional items are theme picks featuring wuxia robes and hanfu details.
- For another character from the same game, consider Where Winds Meet Qinghe Female Hero Cosplay Costume Green Vest Peach Skirt With Goose Charm.
- A blue-and-white wuxia alternative is Hua Jiang Hu Bu Liang Ren Ji Ruxue Cosplay Costume Blue And White Wuxia Robe With Shorts.
- Ink wash detail takes a different direction in Identity V Antiquarian Cosplay Costume White Ink Wash Hanfu Dress With Jade Tassel.