#costume design
OBSESSED with this Klimt-inspired styling (the hair! the jewelry!) for dwarven princess Disa from the upcoming Lord of the Rings series (i maybe wish she had a lil’ beard action going on but I’ll let it go because i’m going to be thinking of this for like the next 1000 years - the gold dust accents on her fingertips and hair! the nod to fortuny’s delphos dresses! i’m frothing at the mouth!!!!)
Ever wanted to dress Zexal’s best-dressed character up?
No? Too scared of disappointing him?
…yeah, I get that. But if you want to try…I’m not stopping you!
Go nuts. Put him in a shark. Put him in apple bottom jeans and boots with the fur. Put him in pajamas.
Just don’t throw him back in Barian World.
See? I can design normal outfits.
I’ve been away at Swordcraft: Blood and Gold spring Quest: The Swarm of Sudenburg and now I’m home and straight back into reality. Swordcraft is Australia’s largest LARP event and battle game with upwards of 500 people in attendance and I’m proud to be one of its executive.
Quest was a fantastic week filled with fort and field battles, political alliances, underground shenanigans, tournaments, TrollBall and heaps more, all while looking and feeling like a total bad ass.
I love getting to camp with all my friends for a week and I already have BIG plans for Quest next year.
I have a heap more picture on my Instagram @larplyyyyyyf if you want to check them out. Or follow @Swordcraft_LARP to find out more!
Tanky (IC) siblings
Character: Gwendolyn Bishop
Larp: Blackpowder and Bloodlines (game 3)
In games 1&2 of Blackpowder and Bloodlines I played my preist charcter, Genevieve Gillroy. This year I decided I wanted to experience different aspects that this larp had to offer as it will only we played over a 5 year story arc, with 1 game per year.
After a lot of planning, deliberation and changing of ideas, I came out with Gwendolyn.
Her outfit is pretty much completely made by me, including the layers underneath that you can’t see. The entire outfit consists of:
A white cotton chemise, white stockings, handmade stays, two pockets, a bum roll, a cotton underskirt, a grey linen skirt, a grey/brown coat (lined with linen), very slightly tea-dyed apron and wool arm warmers. My cute hat is from Mytholon.
Would you like a post showing all the different layers?
Aleksandra Ekster
Costume design for Dance of the Seven Veils from Salome, 1917
Costume design for Salome, 1917,
Women’s costume design, 1920