assumingdirectcontrol:

darth-sebious:

jayashreemegan:

Firefly cosplay

Aww. I love little Browncoats

I love that it’s called Browncoats, cause that’s what I call the S.A (Sturmabteilung)

assumingdirectcontrol:

darth-sebious:

jayashreemegan:

Firefly cosplay

Aww. I love little Browncoats

I love that it’s called Browncoats, cause that’s what I call the S.A (Sturmabteilung)

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gaminginyourunderwear:

Cosplay of the Day: Rogue


Nicely done. This version isn’t done too often; seems like the 90s cartoon leotard/leather jacket combo is the standard.
November 6 2012 · 2:11am

gaminginyourunderwear:

Cosplay of the Day: Rogue

Nicely done. This version isn’t done too often; seems like the 90s cartoon leotard/leather jacket combo is the standard.

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August 5, 2012 · 5:20pm

This is what I mean by not doing lazy cosplay. It’s hot as hell and yet you can see the effort and research put into it.

(Source: guywiththeguitar, via abrilliantbrunette)

insanepoet9:

fandomsandfeminism:

ajacquelineofalltrades:

sazandodile:

After reading this ignorant post, I felt the need to make a response post:

If your cosplay looks

like

this

You can indeed be a geek. 

You can indeed be cute.

You can indeed be creative.

You are always worthy of respect, no matter what you wear.

Clothing is not an indicator of self worth. A person is a person, no matter what they wear. Cosplay in itself can be an art form, but it can also be just for pleasure; shits and giggles and all that. Fuck anyone who tells you your self worth and “level of geekiness” is low due to this. Fuck that noise.

You are not an attention-whore. You are simply enjoying what makes you happy.

YO^^^^^^

YES. Women are often very marginalized in geek spaces, and that’s bullshit.

Ladies, nerd culture is just as much ours as it is the boys’. Cosplay however you like. We shouldn’t allow other people to police our behavior in our own fandom.

Nerd culture can be really misogynistic, especially when it comes to cosplays (fat-shaming and racism as well). It’s irritating and shows the entitlement a lot of dudes feel for thinking geeky women dress that way for THEM. 

I support this message. Dress how you want! You look great!

I’m not going to comment on the geekdom, or lack thereof, of this lady (has anyone noticed that it’s the same person?). I don’t know her and I can’t judge her.

I will, however, comment on the quality of the cosplays. Rule 63 Thor there obviously had a little effort put into it. A yellow bra and a mismatched belt? That’s the equivalent of cutting two holes in a sheet and saying you’re a ghost.

When it comes to cosplay, don’t do it half-assed.

(Source: froakieappreciationblog, via ladypandacat)

July 24, 2012 · 11:11pm

tardishobo:

drquinzel:

the-big-bad-w0lf:

But it seems the universe just hates me that much.

YOU’VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME.

FUCK.

well fuck you and the sexy you rode in on, then, joker boy

I’ll be in my bunk.

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pluralsdontneedapostrophes:

Omg cute


Take that, Dalek Dress!Signed, R2TuTu
November 3 2011 · 12:56am

pluralsdontneedapostrophes:

Omg cute

Take that, Dalek Dress!
Signed, R2TuTu

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mechakucharumba:

chantsandwonders:

awwwww

fnhjgnlhjg


I’ve seen this before - she is too cute for words.
July 21 2011 · 2:19pm

mechakucharumba:

chantsandwonders:

awwwww

fnhjgnlhjg

I’ve seen this before - she is too cute for words.

(Source: ravenspiritmage.deviantart.com, via iamtiredofthisblog-deactivated2)

So, for CON, I’m doing a steampunk costume. Problem is my hair - I have a more Victorian-inspired style I can do that isn’t too complex, I’m just not all that fond of how it looks on me. Or can I do a bumped-up ponytail type, with the crown teased and the sides slicked back, without it being completely inappropriate?