Is it suitable for sixth-grade students to wear Lolita or cos to comic exhibition?

I don't think it's appropriate. The sixth graders are still too young. People who like to watch comics are not very old, and there are many primary and secondary school students. According to common sense, it is not surprising that primary school students and cos take part in the comic exhibition together, but for people of this age, cos or Lolita's clothes are not suitable for primary school students, because finding the right clothes is a difficulty in itself.

At the same time, you need all kinds of makeup and some props. A sixth-grade pupil, without all kinds of hardware requirements, spends a sum of money to buy or order suitable clothes, which is worth considering. If people of this age go to the comic exhibition, it will inevitably attract some criticism. Some people may say that this age has become so mature, and all kinds of makeup have been started at such a young age. For parents, casual criticism always causes discomfort. After all, some criticisms will affect children's mental health.

In the comic exhibition, only middle schools, universities and adults can control cos and Lolita costumes. Unless there are specific needs, the official will not choose primary school students to come to cos.

In many comic exhibitions, the cos of primary school students is rarely seen, because the people who participate in this comic exhibition are relatively old, which means that the cos of sixth-grade primary school students does not have much market. Since there is no market and it is easy to attract criticism, the official will not reinvent the wheel.

Finally, people of any age can cos, which depends on personal preferences, because comic book exhibitions are places where many people can participate.