How to Wear
How to Wear Moving Fox Ears & a Static Tail
Moving ears up top, a steady tail behind: here's how to set up this fox set so the ears get noticed and the tail stays picture-ready.
Get Ready in Four Steps
- Charge the ears. Only the ears need power. Charge them before the day; the tail has no motor or battery.
- Put on the headband. Settle your hair or wig first, then the headband, and keep loose hair and wig fibers clear of the ear joints.
- Fasten the tail. Do up the black waist belt with the outfit you'll wear and let the tail fall behind you.
- Rehearse. Walk, sit and turn at home so you know how much room the tail needs and how the ears look in motion.
Where It Shines
Photo Shoots
A side or three-quarter view shows both the moving ears and the dark-tipped tail. Leave space around the ears so the motion reads.
Streams and Video
The moving ears catch the eye on camera, and the steady tail frames the shot.
Conventions
Charge the ears the night before, and keep the tail close in queues and doorways.
Styling Tips
- Cream knits, brown skirts or trousers and earth-tone costumes suit the rust-and-cream palette.
- Pick outer layers that stop above the tail so the dark tip stays on show.
- Keep hair clips and accessories away from the ear base so nothing catches.
For more on pairing ears and tails, read How to Match Moving Ears and a Tail for Cosplay.
Care and Storage
Keep the ears dry and away from heat, and keep hair and loose fabric clear of the moving parts. Hold the headband and the tail by their bases rather than the fur, and store both pieces in a box so the fur isn't crushed.
Questions about charging, setup or your character's look? Email info@animisway.com and we'll help you get ready.
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