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Rufus En Fuego posted:I'm not into cosplay nearly as much as I used to be. The last three or four years I've been pretty much dedicated to historical costuming, and mostly for the artistry of it. THIZZFACE KILLA posted:Anyway, have a lovely picture of my brother and I from today at the Ghibli cosplay event! We had a great time scaring/aweing kids
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# ¿ May 2, 2024 08:37 |
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A while ago in this thread I asked if this is the place to share historic/reenactment clothes as well (it is) so here's some stuff. A 1770s-1780s gown, I have "making of" photos and instructions. It's made of printed cotton, worn over . . . well, a LOT of undergarments. And still did not get quite the effect I wanted. A friend did my hair. A small picture of something without the right undergarments! 1820s-30s, playing with stripes. It needs something to puff up the full sleeves and a shaped petticoat to make the (too-long) skirt stand out. Also a link to [url=http://www.virtue.to/articles/the site that started it all[/url]. Simple medieval-type stuff that might come in handy for others.
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