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…ction of Pablo Escobar (see costume) casts a sharp dissonance between his frumpy appearance — ugly sweaters, dad jeans, and all — and his ice-cold leadership of a Colombian drug cartel. 15. Harambe new With the last costume on the list, we once again leave the fictional realm for the real world. We lost Harambe (see costume) this year, and plenty of people are looking to commemorate the altruistic ape through costume. Want more power rankings? Che…

…ents and shows the world of Comic Cons in such a loving and fun way. Aeon Cruz (Ammorama): A group of cosplayers with their own comic book that travels the country with the different comic cons selling their comic and trying to make a name for themselves. Then one day, at Galaxy Fest, life changes. They go into battle with another group of cosplayers and unknowingly help the battle for earth. Heath Heine (Gunns Lazer): It’s the greatest public ser…

…osplay by GizmoSpike Gaming. She did justice to Jessie’s awesome character design. Bakesale Barley cosplay by Edhy Ghellen looked scrumptious. Sakura Spike cosplay by OG Brawl Stars was a clever interpretation. Touchdown Bull cosplay by Dinhuu Gamers, looking the position. Ladybug Bea cosplay by AshlynS. She did a phenomenal job making the helmet. Check out our Ladybug Bea costume guide here. Top Hat Mortis cosplay by ReddySet. If you wanna look a…

…e Nights at Freddy’s costumes… Did somebody call for a taxi? This original design of Batman is inspired by New York and its colorful graffiti. We’ll take the physical challenge! These Double Dare cosplays, plus the promotion and programming Good Burger 2, proves that the Nickelodeon nostalgia is real. See all Nickelodeon costumes… This foam build of dragon-like armor was very impressive! Interested in building your own cosplay out of EVA foam? Lea…

…lsing fan or even a magical girl fan, they’re very common in the character designs. Because artists can make any design they want to when developing a character, some characters have ultra specific gloves. Sure, you could go to a store and find gloves that either don’t fit or don’t look very good. You could also pay extra money to find that glove online somewhere. Want to save money and make the glove to your liking? Look no further! I have bestow…

…nths prior, we got the interactive movie Bandersnatch, which featured game-designing phenom Colin Ritman. See all Black Mirror costume guides… Maniac Maniac was released by Netflix way back in September 2018, so it may be a distant memory for some, by the costume design was quirky and peculiar enough to deserve a spot on this list. There’s scientists Dr. James Mantleray and Dr. Azumi Fujita, protagonist Annie Landsberg, and pill-induced dream iden…

…the chest pieces. To create indents in the “treads” of the leg pads, use a ruler and mark off each inch, then run a dull pencil across the pad between your markers, digging into the foam generously without breaking the surface too much. You can add some extra distress by painting the treads with brown paint to look like dirt. Pro Tip: You can also distress your yellow T-shirt by filling up a spray bottle that is 1 part water and 1 part brown acryl…

…to be on Etsy for years to come as well. But what do you do if you want to design your own cutie mark? Or if you want to cosplay a canon character with a twist? Or if the cutie mark options online just aren’t the right size? When this happens, don’t stress! Just grab a few materials and make your own by following our no-sew guide! Here we demonstrate how it’s done using Princess Luna’s crescent moon cutie mark as an example. Supplies 1 sheet of fe…

…easier and more cost-effective. Cut out your pattern pieces and begin constructing them as per the instructions. Note that I found this pattern to run a little large. You can get away with nudging your seam allowances a little further from the edge of your pattern pieces, but overall keep in mind that this pattern seems to fit a larger build. Step Three: Once you’ve completed the instructions, you can finish off the vest with a few added touches a…

…are usually seen on 19th century prisoners and Tim Burton characters. The design appears as part of a costume in nearly all of his films. In fact, it’s so common that you will probably be accused of dressing like a Tim Burton character even if you’re not. 2. You have pale skin and dark eyes Pale skin and dark circles around the eyes might as well be trademarked by Tim Burton. From Lydia Deetz to Mrs. Lovett, a majority of his characters appear as…