Tag: Costume

If you were envious of cosplayer Kirameku’s custom made Nisha the Lawbringer pants, mosey on to Etsy shop Déjà Neuf Heures and inquire about their cel-shaded, Borderlands-inspired women’s pants. They’re made of cotton and polyester and are stretchy and comfy.

Here come the boys in white. A few months after unveiling its snowtrooper costume, prop maker Anovos is accepting pre-orders for its officially licensed stormtrooper costume. Anovos referred to various official sources to recreate how it appeared in the movies, but it also made a few changes to make sure that they’re wearable.

We’ve featured LEGO enthusiast Iain Heath aka Ochre Jelly numerous times before, but this time we’re not sharing one of his MOCs. Iain made himself an awesome TARS costume for this year’s Emerald City Comic-Con. It can’t transform or adjust its humor level, but it looks and works a lot like the puppets that actor Bill Irwin used in Interstellar.

Last December, Ryan Reynolds confirmed that Fox’s Deadpool movie is underway, with him playing as the Merc with a Mouth. If chimichanga sales went up a thousand fold then, the burrito must be more expensive than Apple stock right now, because Reynolds just revealed his costume for the movie.

Thanks to Iron Woods Shop, you won’t need to sacrifice your body to cosplay as Alphonse Elric. The shop makes this badass wearable suit of armor in the style of Al’s proxy body. They’re not asking for a Philosopher’s Stone either.

Comedian and writer Rye Silverman was at the Gallifrey One convention over the weekend and found something truly terrifying. Dalek Caan lives! And he has merged with a human baby. This adorably terrifying baby/Dalek is looking for the Doctor in his or her Dalek Caan baby stroller.

Man, this Predator costume is super realistic and scary as hell. I know what you’re thinking. That looks awesome, but surely I’m not going to get all of those accessories and that cool staff. For $3,396.58(USD) you get everything shown.

Look at this awesome Darth Vader costume by Prince Armory. The outfit reminds me of something that Vader would have worn if he were part of the mystic hoards that set upon the mighty 300 at the Hot Gates.

If you are going to cosplay someone from the Stargate show, you don’t mess around with any of the charcaters. You go straight for the Stargate itself. This costume that looks like a Stargate is as complicated as the real stargate from the show.

This winter, brave the cold in style with this classic Imperial Snowtrooper costume. It’s pretty expensive, but it looks like the real thing with some nice detail. Now you can be a member of the Empire’s elite winter weather force.

Cosplay can be sexy, funny, and just plain weird. This Rocket Raccoon cosplay certainly falls into that latter category. It’s weird, but still really awesome. The costume was made by Shoko and Jérôme Cosplay.

It’s the 10th Doctor from the Minecraft universe. And TARDIS Prime. Hmmm. If TARDIS Prime is bigger on the inside then couldn’t he have all of the transformers inside of him? And is he driven by the Minecraft Doctor or is he just visiting from a parallel universe?

This guy is an awesome dad. His son was just born and he has already proven that fact. Burlington, North Carolina prop maker Eric Hart wanted to do something special for his newborn son, who is currently being treated in the hospital.

Want to make a Shadowrun, Deus Ex or any cyberpunk or sci-fi costume? Adaruit contributor Tully Jagoe has a great accessory that you might want to replicate. Tully made a head-mounted array of small LEDs that make his eyes – or whatever part of your face you put them over – appear to be made of light.

This piece of cyberpunk wearable art from artist Dominic Elvin will upgrade your brain with some side mounted LEDs and built-in optical targeting with threat analyzing systems. Nah. It will just make you look like an early Borg model.

Like many parents, Redditor MoobyTheGoldenCalf must have told his son that he can be anything he wants to be. Because for the past few Halloweens, his son has requested to dress up as a variety of inanimate objects, from a traffic light to a mailbox.