Carbon Costume

…stars Adria Arjona, Fiona Shaw, and Kyle Soller. A second season is currently being filmed following the success of the first season. Star Wars is always a popular fandom for cosplay, and Andor. See all Star Wars costumes… Interview with the Vampire Adapted from Anne Rice’s novel, Interview with the Vampire follows Louis de Pointe as he recounts his journey of love, immortality, and bloodthirst. With a delicious blend of drama and horror, this ret…

…ber those fuzzy worms on a string? They’re making a comeback in 2023! Roughly 3000 hand-placed flowers decorates this May Queen cosplay from Midsommar! (@lilystitches) See all horror costume guides… As per our 2023 cosplay predictions, we saw a few Wednesdays and Enids at the con. See all Wednesday costume guides… No need for Captain America – as per its location along the Potomac River, there’s Captain Maryland! Classic comic book heroes got some…

…many boxes as Sam Porter Bridges from Death Stranding is dedication. A lovely Princess Daisy cosplay from the Super Mario video games. A Cloud from Final Fantasy cosplayer with his very own Buster Sword! A cosplay of Cabbage Man from Avatar: The Last Airbender. Fortunately, no one crashed into his cart at the con. This group cosplay gave us nostalgia for the animated Winx Club, featuring Flora, Bloom, Stella, and Aisha. Another example of J-Fashio…

…on and existentialist themes, Everything Everywhere All At Once follows Evelyn Quan Wang, masterfully played by Michelle Yeoh. She must abandon her boring life at the laundromat to connect with parallel versions of herself. In doing so, she will save the universe. Talk about the power of the multiverse. For this group cosplay, googly eyes are an absolute must. See all Everything Everywhere All At Once costumes… The Boys Whether you want to dress a…

…s Cardboard Superheroes, an impressive array of statues fabricated using only cardboard. Behind the Masquerade costume is an exhibit celebrating eight decades of Archie Comics, including the familiar faces of Riverdale like Betty and Veronica. The pop-up exhibition “explores the storied history of America’s typical teenagers through immersive set pieces, visual displays, and hundreds of artifacts including vintage comic books, animation production…

…e loved that robe. And it was GRYFFINDOR! And what will I dress up for for Halloween? I don’t really celebrate Halloween. So it would be something very light-hearted if I did. I’m still working on it. And in general, yeah, costumes really help me get into character. Whether they’re tight-fitted or loose and fun. Or like puffy shoulders. It really helps with the vibe and the energy of the character. So yeah. I hope those questions were good. And ta…

…p. There will be slight variations depending on the character. Start by applying a foundation that’s slightly lighter than your own skin tone to your face. Next, you’ll need to contour. Pick up a contouring kit and contouring brushes if you don’t already have them. Starting with the darkest color in your contouring palette, shade under your chin, blending into the sides of your neck. You want to give your jawline some definition. Also shade your c…

…tuesque vampire. They reached out to Ekaterina Lisina. Lisina is a former Olympian who currently holds not one but two Guinness World Records. She is the tallest professional model in the world, standing at 6’9″ without heels, and she has the longest legs of any woman in the world. But the records aren’t the only thing that set Ekaterina apart. She’s also beautiful, talented, and completely dedicated to her work. View this post on Instagram A post…

…sake of speed and doing work digitally more and more is something I certainly rely more heavily on.” You’ve been featured at RuPaul’s Drag Con, Emerald City Comic Con, and now here at Flame Con. What got you into the convention scene? Terry: “I think as I started working in comics, knowing that conventions were a just a good way to connect with readers, or people who like your artwork, to me felt important. I think artists and writers tend to or c…

…er. (Because we’re designing the pattern to be cut out on a fold, you’ll only be drawn half the V.) You’ll want the length of the V to be long enough to fit 4 eyelets, spaced evenly. To make facings for the pattern, trace the collars of both the front and back pieces and add about 4-5″ to the inside edges. They should look something like this: For the sleeves, start by drawing a regular, long sleeve. Similar to how we did the bodice, you’ll want t…