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There, started the thread off- come on guys, show me your last Halloween costume?
Cosplay Corner
Hey guys ^^
I know costumery is technically an art, but Toke and Talk gets more user traffic than the art forum.
Please share your cosplay, Halloween costumes, national dress, or any other form of costume. Post cool examples from your own collection or the interwebs. Maybe we could exchange tips on costume making, photography or just discuss aspects of costumes you like <3
By the suggestion of a very special friend :3
There, started the thread off- come on guys, show me your last Halloween costume?
lol only thing i have remotely close to this would be my prom dress, and me in a sari. i looked fucking sexy in the sari. oh and there was this pic of me dressed as an evil doll for a dance routine. let me find it
Originally Posted by RawBudzski
I dressed as a pimp for halloween
377964_185721394842955_100002152860908_392670_166841394_n.jpg kuroi dont you love how thick you have to put on stage makeup? anywho, yeah I was an evil doll come to life, so i brushed out my hair until it was huge, then put on the crazy stage makeup
wtf is cosplay?
Costume play
jus tryin to make it... live good, through the bad and worse keepin my head up, peace and power to all people
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Yes reaaaaaaaaallllllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, write it down n take apicture even notes if you want to
jus tryin to make it... live good, through the bad and worse keepin my head up, peace and power to all people
I still don't understand why people think cosplay is weird or dorky, but when they want to wear slutty halloween costumes or go to a fancy dress party, it's okay. There's usually more passion, dedication and quality in cosplay (obviously you get shit ones).
The convention I last went to happened to be the day before Halloween so when I came back on the bus, the people in half-assed halloween costumes were looking me, then themselves and suddenly feeling a bit awkward. I might have been stared at alot that journey but the May convention, it was much more. I don't see why people can't just see someone in a costume and think 'there must be a reason, or event this person is in costume for' and evaluate it for its aesthetic appeal and quality like any other outfit.
People dressing up for premieres is cosplay. I noticed even people in 'normal clothes' going to the movies often wear something subtly connected to what they are seeing. To a certain extent, going to a sports event in team colors and face paint is also cosplay. *shrugs*
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