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I wore this to San Diego Comic Con 2008. I was not one of the great cosplayers originally asked to join the cosplay contest, but Bryan spotted my costume (kinda hard not to...I was all white ^_^) and asked me to come up.

Again, I was just happy to be up there with all the excited fans. Thanks Mike and Bryan! :hug:

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:icong1r4ffe-l0ver:
Mood: Wow! !G1r4ffe-L0ver Jul 9, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Awesome! I was gonna go Bellatrix this Halloween but this might've made me change my mind... and yes, I do plan that far ahead.
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:icondrag0nr1der:
I'm planning to be the Painted Lady for halloween. Any tips? :)
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:iconethereal-glutton:
sorry for the late reply :(

did you still dress at her for halloween?

if no, next time tips: use only the very best theater make up you can get a hold of. practice patting and buffing the white makeup instead of slathering it on...
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:iconfallenlover72:
this is amazing!! i was thinking about doing Katara's version of the Painted Lady for a convention in a couple weeks, but i dont know. how hard was this to make/put together?
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:iconethereal-glutton:
hi! thank you!

the make up was VERY hard to apply. i did 4 test runs before i wore this cosplay for sdcc. i did not paint the shoulder stripes all the way around to keep them from smudging on the back.

the gown is in three parts. there is an under layer that i did not make. it is a white shirred bridesmaid sheath dress i had from a wedding i consulted. the top layer is a very simple gown pattern with an elastic around the shoulders and bust to keep it from falling down. To expose the dress underneath, I purposely shirred the fabric shorter on the top gown. I could not find a cream fabric for the top gown, so I had to hand dye the material a few times to get an antique ivory color.

the accessory on the front is a piece of a nylon sash that i also dyed and attached later. The shell is paper mache molded and painted and attached with a badge backing.

the hat was the biggest labor. i made so many hats! i wanted a light but huge hat like the spirit's, but instead ended up finding the largest coolie i could find and spray painting it white. also, the veil is indeed a veil that i bunched and sewed to a headband like a bridal veil. the hat lays on top of the veil to hide the headband :)

there is a pic of me putting on the white makeup in following set

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:iconfallenlover72:
Oh wow, thank you! This will definitely help me make my own. All of your hard work definitely looks like it paid off. I can't wait to see what my work will come out to be, but I know it won't be as good as yours, haha. This really is an amazing piece of work. :D
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:iconethereal-glutton:
happy cosplaying!!!
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:iconchristinacrino:
Wow, this doesn't even look like a cosplay! It's amazing!! What kind of paint did you use (if you don't mind me asking [and if you can still remember])?
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:iconethereal-glutton:
i used theater paint by nye and i set it will a sealant spray and powder... i was glomped so much later, it did not last :)
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:iconebonyheart719:
Mood: Love ~EbonyHeart719 Aug 6, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
great job!
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