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Thanks to Kevin Green for these shots taken at Wondercon 2011

Costume made and modeled by me

This costume is based on the Adam Hughes covers for the Catwoman comics.
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Selina is such a iconic character and he captured her so well that I wanted to pay tribute.

I started with a base black latex suit and made the gloves with the claws, hood with the catears, and goggles. I tried to find as accurate as boots as I could, and ordered a leather whip as well.

In the future I definitely would like to do a rooftop shoot with this costume, gosh the possibilities are near endless!

Other Deviations of this costume:

A very hard costume to make and to wear but the character and tha animes are so good! I had to make it.

Thank you Brian for grabbing some shots during the Atlanta Fight Club event, celebrating the new game Marvel vs Capcom 3. I was one of the five hired costumers for the night, we stood on podiums and posed as the characters, as well as took pictures with the fans.

After that night, my Felicia costume is retired, but only because I am making a new one! I'll probably only re-use the wigs (I have the blue and pink wigs) and the base shoes for which I made the furry bootcovers. Everything else will be brand new. She is one the most fun characters to cosplay and I definitely am not ready to hang it up for good yet.

A full gallery of the event coming soon on my website! [link]

A shot of my new Rogue suit amongst some of my comics!
I will be remaking the rest of the costume soon as well.

Photo by my very talented friend Scott

For info on ordering this or other costumes check out my site: www.peachykiki.com

I thought I already posted this, but I guess I didn't!
I just love this shot so much!

Photo by LJinto

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I made this Dawn costume based on Joseph Michael Linsner's "Cry for Dawn" comic book series for Dragoncon 2009, and only had the chance to wear it a couple of times so far. Since I spent so much time creating this costumes, I thought it would be nice to wear it to Anime USA 2010 just to get another wear out of it. Of course most people didn't recognize me since Dawn is an American series and I was at an Anime con, but I had fun taking photos in it anyway!
LJinto has a unique style of composition and lighting and I really loved these two shots by him.

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Other Deviations of this costume:

This is probably my favorite photo of the shoot. I told to go to the middle of the dune (poor girl, it was so windy that the sand hurt her on the legs).

I mean XD.

But I think it paid of


Photographer: Me

Cosplayer:

Edition: Me

Place: Praia do Guincho (Sintra - Portugal)


Velvet from Odin Sphere [link]


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Absolutely jaw dropping photography and grade by

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Psylocke made and worn by me

Second upload since managed to make my legs look ALL MUSCLE and that kind of crazy magic cannot be held back.

Shot in Middle head with the wonderful people and photographers from our Epic X-Men Group for Supanova 2011.
I'm kneeling in centuries old bed rock allllright.

Since this is probably the ONLY time you'll find me in an outfit this skimpy, the requisite pinup pose for y'all. I did do some that was all ass, but thankfully has not let them see the light of day lol.

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Photos by Chase Wirth

I love doing last-minute costumes before a convention, so this was my decision. I tried to get a friend to do Scanty with me, but things didn't work out due to time constrictions. At first I tried to buy a zentai suit instead of making my own just incase my friend decided to make Scanty so our skin colors would match -- however, when my suit arrived, it had a huge freaking iron burn right on the chest. Needless to say, I got a full refund, and with that refund I made my own suit. It would have been more difficult had I not used the ruined suit as a pattern. I actually made 2 bodysuits because I couldn't find any red lycra that wasn't orangish in color in my area, so I made my first out of a knit that didn't stretch well at all. Then by a stroke of luck, I found the perfect lycra in a town 30 minutes away. I found fake nails, painted them blue and then glued them to the glove parts of the suit.

The horn is made from white model magic. I then covered it with layers upon layers of Mod Podge then sanded it smooth, painted it red with acrylic paint, and sealed it with a clear spray paint. It was then simply sewn onto the wig because model magic is foamy and easy to sew into. The top, skirt, collar, arm bands, gauntlets, and thigh bands were all made within a week and a half of the convention. I wish that I had body tape on me as I didn't think of the vinyl wanting to slide around because I was wearing a bodysuit and it wasn't sticking to my skin. That's why in most photos my criss-cross gauntlets weren't staying up properly.

The face makeup took me an hour and a half to complete. My first test took me only an hour, but at the convention I tried a few different techniques. I used Krylon cake makeup in the color 081, with Ben Nye Creme Color makeup in the color CL-13 Fire Red on top to try to match my bodysuit as well as possible. The red was then set with Ben Nye's Neutral Set colorless face powder. It still wanted to rub off a bit, so I think in the future I'll seal it up with good old fashioned hairspray. It took me about 2 ½ - 3 hours to get into full costume, and I had to have help by my finace since there isn't much grip with me wearing gloves and all.