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Food is a recurring inspiration in our Persona 5 cosplay shoots ❤️
🍜 Ogikubo Ramen 🍰🍮 Wilton Buffet cakes ☕️🍛 Cafe Leblanc coffee & curry
[PERSONA 5 Cosplay] Protagonist ★ Jin (behindinfinity) Ann ★ Vic Kumiko & Gax Obliterata Ryuji ★ Miguel (merkymerx) photography ★ Monic | Reshkiy | mstrmagnolia
↳ More of our P5 cosplay: [✖]
Tutorial: Bias Facings And Bindings
“Bias facings and bindings are some of my very favorite finishing techniques for necklines, armholes, and other hems. They’re clean, pretty, and fun. You can add a pop of color or print that nobody will see or blend in seamlessly using the same fashion fabric. You can make them invisible by hand sewing the final seam or add a pop of contrast stitching.“
Tutorial by: blueprintsforsewing Tutorial Link: http://www.blueprintsforsewing.com/blog/tutorial-bias-facings-and-bindings
“Ultimately, your story is yours to tell”
Korra: @uniquesora | Asami: @khyvacraft Photography: @topheroriel
Where did you get that red voltron hoodie you were wearing in the keith jacket tutorial??? Its precious and I need it
It's from AllAboutRecords.us! You can use code 'khyvacraft' for 10% off your order~
Throwback Thursday Styling Tip this week will be focused on how to do big poofy 90’s anime bangs! I did similar bangs on a Sailor Jupiter wig before, but the base wig I used for that had much thicker bangs. I’ve been asked to do a tutorial for long haired characters like Sesshomaru (Inuyasha) or Misato (Evangelion). So if your base wig is a long wig that doesn’t have thick bangs, and you’re too broke to buy more wefts (like me)? You can still get that volume! For this tutorial, I used a special edition Candy Striper wig from Arda Wigs - First, you wanna part the bangs area into the parting you want in the final result. I did a side-part this time. Work on one side of the part first. You’ll need to section off the top layer of that part and clip it away for now, and work on the bottom half of that section first. To get the wig ready for teasing, you have to create layers. Long wigs don’t have many varied layers so that’s why it’s harder to tease for volume. Snip small pieces of hair off, leaving half an inch space between each snip, and about 2 inches in length from the “root” of the hair - Remove the hair you snipped from the main wig, and tease alot with the teasing brush - Grab the top layer that was clipped away, and start snipping! You can see more clearly here where to snip. Remove the hair that was cut, and tease a whole bunch - Clean up the tease hair by lightly combing the top layer with a fine tooth comb. At this point, you can cut more layers to the bangs to create more dimensions and volume. Use slide-cutting technique - Since you worked with different sections of layers in the earlier steps, you want to make sure the hair looks unified by teasing all the layers together at the front. Clean up with a fine-tooth comb and hair spray in place - I found that holding your hand diagonally under the teased bangs while you clean up the top layer will help keeping the shape of the raised “cowlick” part of the bangs - Again, notice the angled hand placement for the side of the teased bangs. This helps bring the hair to close the space between the teased bangs and the main wig when you comb the top layer down - Use a flat iron on medium heat (I used 330 F, but check and test how much heat your wig can stand beforehand), grab the “cowlick” area and bend it downward to create the curve. I also used the flat iron to grab small pieces of the top layer of the bangs and create curved shape with it to make the overall appearance of the bangs more “round” - Repeat the same steps for the other parted section, and you’re done!
I took alot of pictures for this tutorial, so if any part is unclear to you, feel free to ask. I wanted to keep it 9 pictures as usual so couldn’t show every little step. I love old school anime designs and hope this will help you feel more confident cosplaying them!
Return to Magenta, Marilyn Mugot
a cosplay photo so old it was taken on actual film (which explains the streaks from my scanner) and the con we were at doesn’t even exist anymore. it was around 13 years ago actually now that I think about it.
What does not kill us make us stronger
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3D-printed Sovereign Armor with LED lights [x]
I can’t wait to be this ice skating cutie again⛸✨ I thought I give side-by-side with the anime a try lol
I may be a day late buT.. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, ‘THE ANSWER’!!!!
One of the most visually stunning episodes, as well as the sweetest :)
Five of the eleven prints I have available here signed editions of 10 framed and unframed versions available
Just gals being pals 👩❤️💋👩⛸✨
I can't wait to bring these two back 🙏💕
