Alessa Fortuna takes her cosplay to another level not only with her creativity, but with her performance skills. She’s an aerialist, contortionist, poler, AND dancer. In other words, she can actually do all the catwoman moves… Editor’s Note: Had in issue uploading images that were not showing up for me in preview, but that showed
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Instagram Alexys “Lex” Fleming is a self-taught body painter and make-up artist and I probably don’t have to tell you how talented she is. You can see it all for yourself because it’s literally all over her face. Her handle @madeyoulook definitely makes sense now. Check out some of her incredible transformations.
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Via: Josie Marcellino’s Instagram Josie is a self-proclaimed comedian, filmmaker, cosplayer, and Nickelback Fan. Hailing from Baltimore, this is the second year in a row that Josie is posting a new costume every day leading up to Halloween. She doesn’t halfass it either, these costumes are absolutely amazing. With more to come be sure to
@kid_dreadful A lot of 7-year-old girls are more preoccupied with more stereotypically “girly” things like Disney princesses and Barbies. But not Coral DeGraves, who’s more focused on horror and gore. DeGraves, whose name fits her very well, enjoys cosplaying some of her favorite horror movie icons including Pennywise, Hellraiser, and Annabelle. With the help of
(Instagram/strykerkun) Meet J Stryker. This dude has been honing his cosplaying skills for 12 years and has gotten pretty damn good at it. He makes all his own costumes, does all his own makeup, lighting, photography and post-production. It’s almost scary how good he’s become – seeing these animated characters come to life can be
Brazilian Maria Fernanda just cracked the code to making a ton of money. She used her cosplay skills to gain a massive social media following and later monetized them to bring in the big bucks. I’m sure the fact that she is pretty darn attractive has nothing to do with it, but she’s definitely making
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When a British baking company wanted to raise awareness on holiday festivities, they didn’t bother to check the hashtag they used for an online baking contest. Headlining the contest was this guy, Tom Fletcher, who is famous or something. All contestants had to do was take a photo of their baked goods, and put them
Steven and Millie Tani I think everyone at one point or another considers how well they will age both physically and even spiritually. Deep…I know. And one can only hope to stay as youthful at heart as this retired elderly couple who dress in elaborate Cosplay costumes and attend everything from Comic-Con to Disney World