Wow, a street performer in LA hits the streets in a costume made of mirrors, complete with shoes, full mask and hat. This is insane!
Kudos to ThatCostumeGirl for spotting this. Head on over to her site for more photos.
[via ThatCostumeGirl]
ThatCostumeGirl goes back to the ’80s! How cute. She put together a styling retro ensemble and made a fun dancing video.
Nice moves, TCG!
The clothing part went pretty well. I wore an old stretched pink sweater over a bright yellow graphic tee. I put on some lace edged black leggings and scrunch socks. I finished the look with green fingerless gloves. My Adidas are in my trunk because I forgot to get them out, oh well. For the makeup I smeared on some blue eyeshadow and pink lipgloss. Simple. The hair is sectioned with a couple of star shaped ponytail holders. Fun. Fun. Fun.
[via ThatCostumeGirl]
Happy Winter Solstice, Everyone!
It’s the first official day of Winter, and I WAS cold – until I saw ThatCostumeGirl in her Winter Nymph costume.
Wow, that’s so hot! Better than a cup of cocoa. This is a great way to start Winter!
Visit ThatCostumeGirl to view her wintery post, and be sure to check out her photo gallery as well. Lovely work, TCG!
This is so funny. Yesterday, ThatCostumeGirl had a howdy doodley hi-diddly-ho good time by going to work dressed as Ned Flanders from The Simpsons! Random Acts of Costume are simply the best.
She looks great, and I love the way she has fun with costumes. Costumes are such a great way to brighten up your day, and everyone around you as well. It definitely puts a smile on my face.
Way to go, TCG!
[via ThatCostumeGirl]
Yesterday, Twitter was buzzing with excitement after Costume Craze released photos of their new Robot Chicken masks. I think they look pretty cool! A full overhead latex mask for $30 isn’t a bad price at all.
I’m also impressed with several homemade Robot Chicken costumes I found by doing a little snooping around the Web. These costumes are excellent and you can tell a lot of care and work went into making them.
Robot Chicken is such a funny show. It’s alive!
[via Costume Craze, Twitter, Instructables, Posterous & HoustonCostumes]
ThatCostumeGirl spread a little Bunny Goodness over Easter weekend. She dressed up as a cute bunny and posted some pictures on her blog. She also gives some handy advice about how to make a quick and easy bunny costume.
Quite adorable. Well done, TCG!
I was looking over some of the new costumes at Costume Craze – and confirmed something I’ve long suspected. Clearly, Wolverine and Elvis are brothers.
It makes perfect sense – Wolverine is a terrible singer, and that’s why he’s always so pissed off.
Heh, all jokes aside, Costume Craze has a bunch of new Wolverine costumes. You should check ‘em out!
[via Costume Craze]
Are you ready for the new Wolverine movie? I can’t wait!
Yowsers! The new Marvel and DC sexy superhero costumes are SMOKING hot!
Costume Craze just released a first look at their new line of sexy superheroes. They have a bunch of nice pictures on their blog.
Very nice! To view all the costumes, visit the Costume Craze Blog.
Am I dreaming? What a gorgeous Star Trek corset! The lovely and talented EveningArwin sells her custom corsets and costumes on Etsy.
She also has costumes inspired by Alice in Wonderland, Moulin Rouge, and a variety of Victorian corsets – even armor. Wow, she does a great job.
Visit EveningArwen’s Shop.
[via ThatCostumeGirl]
Check out these great photos of Spanish costumes! Over at the Costume Craze Blog they have dozens of party pictures which were submitted by one of their customers.
These guys threw a huge birthday party, and everyone came dressed in Spanish costumes. It looks like they had so much fun, what a fiesta!
Wow, I’m so impressed. This is TOTALLY what costumes are all about, dressing up and having fun. What a first class party.
For more photos and party details, head on over to the Costume Craze Blog. They also have over 60 party pics in their Photo Gallery.
We like to bring attention to great stuff we find on the web. Even moreso do we love bringing attention to things we’ve talked about from the web.
Blogger Jenny Paatero keeps the blog Missalie.net at a personal repository of all her artwork. Amongst the art, as it turns out, is some costume design she did herself. This goes right along with a lot of the talk we’ve been doing about planning costumes ahead of time by keeping sketches and journals. This artwork would be a great springboard for some cosplay.
In this recent post she put up some designs under the post name Mage #1. Does that mean there will be more additions? We’re not sure. This is a great mockup of a wonderful costume idea she had on her own. It looks like she’s into the whole fantasy and gaming culture, which isn’t so niche these days. I wonder if these sketches will ever see the light of day in costume form…
Great work, Jenny.
It’s only fair you get a sweet recap of all the good stuff that graced your computer screen over the last week. Yeah, it sounds cocky I know. But hey, where else do you go for an all-costuming blog? Hmm?
Revisiting Our Favorite Costume Sites – We take a look at the best of the best sites covered by MyDisguises.
The Famous Disguise – If you haven’t seen this video, you lose. Okay, maybe you don’t lose, but it’s incredible.
MyDisguises 2007 Winners and Losers – 2007 was huge, and there was a lot to see. We break down the best costumes and stories of the last year and reveal them to the readers.
Time’s Best Loved Film Costumes – The movies are a cultural phenomenon. Time Magazine helps us look at the iconic wardrobes that become almost as important as the actors behind them in their best loved costumes of all time.
An Intro to “Steampunk” – Steampunk is a culture that is ripe for the costume world. Most people who love steampunk have put some time into making their own stuff, and we take a quick look at what’s behind it all.
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