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The following costume and narrative of such is by Bunny-chan: "I found the boots at a second hand store (for $5 it was close enough, ya know?). I bought the red and white spray paint from Wal-Mart and sprayed layer it till it was mostly uniform in colour. The wooden cresent moons were also found at Wal-mart and are painted using the Crayola Glitter Glue (gold colour). Don't use the generic brands for this, as Ive tried on other things--trust me." |
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"I bought the skirt from Danielle and Co. and found the rainbow trim at Joanne's in Merced. I consider myself very lucky, as I didn't think fabric existed like this and I really wanted my skirt to be like the manga version. The belt was made with white fabric stuffed with batting and rolled up gold fabric." |
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"The white leotard is also from Danielle and Co. The bow was made after I saw a pattern on how to do it, and the 'brooch' was made from a heart iron-on patch, silver sequins, and acryllic beads, all from Wal-Mart." | |
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"I used my last attempt at a Sailor Senshi outfit as a guide to make a one piece flap, as opposed to the three the last was. I found a gold ribbon that had the three segments for the flap, and used a regular single gold ribbon for the collar, with a red acryllic heart on it." | |
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"I used a wedding tiara and cut it to fit my forehead. I spray painted gold and glued on a wooden moon glittered in silver." | |
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"I spray painted a brass ring white, and glued it to red fabric before attatching it to my rolled-up hair." | |
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"I bought the gloves at an Afterthoughts, and made the gauntlets from red fabric and stuffing it with batting." | |
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"This costume was my first major attempt at making a *serious* costume. It was thrown on hastily for this shoot, so somethings aren't on "properly" or look a bit messy ^^* I messed up my back bow, between moving and such, so it isn't featured." I'd say she did a good job, ne? |
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