This pose is a reference to the viral “Waterbomb” dance by Korean singer Kwon Eun-bi, whose performance has recently gained enormous popularity among artists.

Inspired by her signature stage presence, I recreated the pose in my first LoRA pose project.

While this LoRA model primarily focuses on the pose, it is also technically capable of generating cosplay-style outfit.
It does not fully recreate the stage costume, but can provide a close resemblance to it.

I will try to improve the LoRA in the next version.

Usage tips:

For the best hand generation, it's recommended to set the strength between 0.5 and 0.8.

I suggest using a strength of 0.6, as higher values may result in hands with extra fingers.

(All tests were conducted using my own checkpoint. It’s possible that this LoRA may work with higher weights on other checkpoints).

LoRA captures the pose more accurately when generating images in a wide format (such as 16:9), as the composition looks more natural and all pose details fit well within the frame.

Additional tags for better results: "sideboob", "from side", "detailed hand",

I didn’t add a separate trigger for the shirt, but you can try changing its color (although the shirt should be red to match the original).