Carbon Costume

…avorite vampire/favorite vampire movie? I really enjoyed Only Lovers Left Alive and of course both What We Do In The Shadows show and film. Bram Stoker’s Dracula is a feast for the eyes. (I think Crimson Peak is a secret vampire movie *wink*). Jonathan Green (he/him) We don’t think that’s fruit punch in his glass… Jonathan Green is an artist, gamer, and cosplayer. A cornerstone of his Instagram is martial arts, where he shows off his skills and in…

…the pink part of the top. You know what this means — measuring time! Use a ruler to measure the center of the tank top. If you’re like me and lost your ruler, a tape measure is a fine substitute! Please ignore the hot glue splotch — we’ll get to covering that up later. The highest point of the shape should be in the middle just below your chest (not exactly on it — you’ll need room for more ribbon). I’m going to say we can make our point anywhere…

…ay, especially if you’ve already got the long red locks. And with Disney’s live-action remake of the 1989 animated film right around the corner, Ariel is only going to rank higher on future lists. See Ariel costume guide 16. Aquaman We promise that we didn’t arrange for Aquaman to follow Ariel on this list, as fitting as it is. The aquatic DC superhero, portrayed by the popular Jason Momoa, got his own feature last year. See Aquaman costume guide…

…e comment threads on Twitch allowed people to respond in real-time to both live panels and those aired a second time as encores. Even cosplayers had a space to share their talent. And, of course, games of all kinds were represented in the conventions packed schedule of panels that aired on not one but three different Twitch streams. These panels covered everything from video game romances to horror games to miniatures. And, of course, cosplay! A f…

…ll year round! I did theater all through out Jr. High and High school, and LIVED for any themed parties, as it was a chance for me to dress up. When I went to university I studied theater and costume design and got my BFA in technical theater. I worked for a costume shops in Boston and kept expanding my own personal costume collection as well! You recently visited children in our neighborhood as Queen Elsa and sang them songs from a safe distance….

…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…

…that costume designers for the 1996 film of the same name wanted to stay true to the costume. Unfortunately, Billy Zane looked more like a Teletubbie than a crime fighter, making this one case where diverting from the original costume may have been been a better idea. 3. The Riddler Batman fans have spent years debating Jim Carrey’s performance as The Ridder in Batman Forever. Yet many are in agreement that his costumes were hard to swallow. Carr…

…Ace and Gary are the Ambiguously Gay Duo! Every night, they get stuck in tight situations together while crossing swords with supervillain Bighead. What’s everybody looking at?…

…Ex-con Jake “Joliet” Blues (John Belushi) and his brother Elwood (Dan Aykroyd) are the Blues Brothers, a band on a mission from God to save a Catholic orphanage. In their quest, they must face the police, neo-Nazis, and worst of all, a country and western band….

…Oh nooo, Mr. Bill! Mr. Bill (created and voiced by Walter Williams) is one of SNL’s most enduring characters, with celebrity endorsements that include Pringles, Burger King, and many others. A parody claymation character, Mr. Bill wears a red shirt and blue pants and has bright yellow-blond hair….