#costumery
Hoping to get to covering the shoes today. And yes, that costume bible is 3" thick
#costumery #oldtimeyfilters #vintage #reddeath
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Thranduil Cosplay from The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug by Marilla Costuming (tumblr user beleggs)
Photo by C.Wish Photography
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Celtic Ruins Designs as Tauriel
Last two pictures were taken on the North Island of New Zealand, on the foothills of Mt. Ruapehu; the volcano next to Mt. Doom, and where Emyn Muil was filmed!
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Submitted by celticruinsdesigns
Fantastic Frodo Baggins cosplay by Seyma N. Incikli!
Find them on Tumblr: im-glad-to-be-with-you-samwise
Find them on DeviantArt: http://seymaincikli.deviantart.com/
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The WATATA!!! PRODUCTION © (watataproduction.jimdo.com) at Japan Expo 2013 in Paris.
Photo editing : Pascal Sergent (www.facebook.com/pascal.sergent).
*Gandalf the Grey: Pascal Sergent, find them at: www.facebook.com/pascal.sergent
*Frodo:Share-Luck (Member of WATATA !!! PRODUCTION ©). Find them at: http://share-luck.tumblr.com/
http://share-luck.deviantart.com/
*Sam: Miss Sebasuchan (Member of WATATA !!! PRODUCTION ©). Find them at: http://misssebasuchan.deviantart.com/
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Thorin Oakenshield, being Majestic on Durin’s Day
Thorin Oakenshield.. Essie
makeup/photography..revelio
assistance/location scouting/moral support.. watteflocke&caddyonherway——-
This is possibly Essie’s biggest, most elaborate and most important cosplay. She grew up loving The Hobbit book, even before Lord of the Rings, and long before the films were even thought of. She roleplayed Thorin as a child and his character and personality shaped her into the person she is today. He is not just a majestic sexy Dwarf to fangirl, but one of the most influential fictional characters in her life. In the films, he also happens to have hair very much like Essie’s, so of course she had to cosplay him. But of course, for many years she dreamed of having his “sky-blue cloak with a silver tassel,” as mentioned in the first chapter of The Hobbit. He doesn’t have it in the films, so we designed our own, and while many parts of this cosplay were commissioned, I am proud to say I made the cloak myself, so this is the cosplay for which I finally learned to sew.
We’d like to thank Caddyonherway for her assistance and Watteflocke for choosing the awesome locations at which we did this photoshoot, and we both hope you all love this cosplay as much as we do. All hail majestic Thorin, King under the Mountain! ♥
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Series: The Hobbit
Character: Erebor Dwarf
Cosplayer:gibbsmaille
Photographer:Rale Photography
This deserves more notes.
I followed Gibb’s build on TheRPF and it was fantastic! So awesome to see this gorgeous piece finished! I want one now…
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We celebrated the last day of Tolkien week, with a Legolas/Gimli romp in the woods!
Legolas and Gimli costumes by me
Gimli prosthetics, hair work and props by me
Our awesome friend Howie helped us set up these shots and manned the camera for us! We have great friends, indeed.
Wanna see more of my work? Visit my FB page and give it a like if you feel so inclined:https://www.facebook.com/CelticRuinsCostumes
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Thorin cosplay submitted by Essie (a-very-important-dwarf).
For more cosplay pictures, go here
Thranduil cosplay submitted by meicosplay!
“Hey, My name is Mei, I cosplayed Thranduil the elven king. I hope you like the photo and if you would like to see more of this cosplay, visit my facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MeiCosplay”
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Stellar Stripes from American Style and Spirit
This evening gown was worn by a member of a Wisconsin family whose centuries of wardrobes are now on display at the Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan. The exhibit, American Style and Spirit, is running now through April 2 of this year and it offers everything from corseted 19th Century gowns to 1980s dresses. In between are some remarkable beauties that I will be featuring in the future. Today, I offer this silk taffeta gown, an exact reproduction created by Edward Maeder of a favorite evening gown worn by a college student in the 1930s but now too fragile to display. Notice all the ways stripes are used: from the standing pleats at the top of the front bodice, to the pleated sleeves caught with a bias trim at the edge, to the gathered back flounce that makes dancing all the more graceful. Ribbons bows trim front and back. No wonder it was her favorite. I want it myself.
For more info on the exhibit go here: https://www.thehenryford.org/current-events/calendar/american-style-and-spirit-exhibit/
I will be reviewing the book that accompanies the exhibit next week.
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A Link to the Past Zelda : www.facebook.com/wegenaer.de
Link:www.facebook.com/dernoggin
Zelda : www.facebook.com/moka
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