Take a look through our selection of Yaya's Art Nouveau Chun photos below (be sure to use the arrows to scroll through certain posts when available) and then hit us up in the comments with your thoughts and reactions to them.Chun Li is back in Street Fighter 6, and is packing a mix of familiar and brand new attacks in their most mature iteration yet.
We've surely seen Chun tightening her spiked bracelets in preparation for battle, striking a one-legged pose as she gets ready to blast an opponent with a powerful kick, and launch into said full fledged kick, and Yaya does justice to all of these trademark moments. Yaya offers us poses of a wide variety as we see her capture both Chun's lighter-hearted and more intense moments. The extra light blue fabric about this costume's shoulders remind us of said kikoken projectiles, and overall flowery flow makes us think this might be an attire the character would wear to some kind of higher society or award/commendation event. Though she can definitely go for the hard hits with her trademark Lightning Legs attack, Chun has always had a particular flow and grace to her fighting style as also she leaps from walls, tap dances foes in midair, and shoots out kikoken fireballs. Indeed, the Strongest Woman in the world has had many, many looks over the last 30 years, (the majority of which came in the form of Street Fighter 5 dlc wardrobe additions, to be sure) but this Nouvea version from back in 2009 seems to especially gel with the character and her personality. I thought it was a great stylish translation of an iconic character, and as a costume project more challenging than a default Chun-Li costume would have been and still very recognizable as the character." "She designed an Art Nouveau version of Chun-Li and it was so up my alley aesthetically, I had to make the costume. But before I could get to default Chun-Li, I discovered an amazing piece of art on Deviantart, by talented artist Razvan-Sedekiah. "Of course I have wanted to cosplay Chun-Li for years, and have gathered an abundance of reference and no less than 3 different brands of wrestling boots for her.
"I grew up playing the Street Fighter games and Chun-Li was always my go-to character!" says Yaya of the costume.
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