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My Work
Historical
Historical Costuming has helped me refine skills and techniques to create specific silhouettes, and builds a platform of historical context that helps me identify fashion details of eras I want to make.
Cosplay
Cosplay was the start of my costuming journey and it’s come full circle. The fantastical reach allows the opportunity to create clothing and props from endless worlds and is a great outlet for creativity.
Blog
Blogging allows me to delve into all aspects of costuming, whether it’s a tutorial on things I make, or the techniques behind them, or a broader inspection of the costuming world, find it here.
About Me
My mother taught me to sew as a kid, and the first thing that I made out of the gate was an outfit to wear to my Renaissance Festival that summer.
In undergrad, I picked it up again, sewing published patterns and quick outfits crammed into my dorm room as a way to de-stress from my major. Around the same time I started attending conventions, and the two creative outputs finally combined.
Not long after that I transitioned into historical costuming and cosplay took the back seat for several years, as I dove into the complex history of fashion and the changes in costume through the eras. Around this point I also began getting serious about wig styling, something I had toyed with previously.
I’m happy to say that I’m back to working on both again and working to maintain that balance. I like to think that a historical approach can help base a cosplay costume off a form that’s familiar, and cosplay allows for a more creative approach to costume construction.
ERA ECLECTIC 