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When the anime boom happened in the industry of cosplaying, and when Fandom for the cosplay increased in demand, all of the men began to watch anime in foreign languages, and reading manga even if I couldn't understand what the text was saying. One by-product of such an event was the rise of a cosplay community in the gender of men. Again, men will have the opportunity to dress up as their favorite fictional characters. It may be anime or other characters from time to time, whether it's in a Halloween party, a soiree, attending conventions, attending talent shows, a small anime screening, or perhaps a party, but that is different from what arose from anime conventions. Men love manga and reading them on a daily basis made them relax and experience leisure though reading these fabulous works of literature. Anime hit its prime time when there came certain fads for men such as collecting toys and accessories that are worth to be collector’s items. One of their early passions was to idolize cosplay characters and even characters in their favorite cartoons. Yes, it’s true men are experiencing an onslaught of anime from various directions: from TV, from toys, from word of mouth. What makes cosplaying for men more special is when they attend their first real anime convention. It is considered real because there have already been conventions of one sort or another. This was the first time that we had a convention that was solely dedicated on anime and its subculture. They also would like to cosplay other Fandom such as Star Trek, Star Wars, or simply hobby collectors of cards, toys, stamps or basketball, soccer. It was several elements combined together: lots of participants, a huge crowd, and more importantly, some sense of organization when it comes to cosplaying.
Men do not usually think of what others would think about how they cosplay. They do the basics. They wear the appropriate costume of their choice and use accessories that are also appropriate for themselves. Men cannot definitely control the reaction of the people and the spectators and on that note, sometime they become vain for a purpose. Not because they are narcissistic but because they cannot at all anticipate the judgement of other people who are viewing the act. Hence, one should broaden awareness of oneself and how to properly attack the possible situations that may happen during the cosplay event. Men also frequently encounter cosplay fight scenes in order to fully portray the character of their choice. Either the cosplayer is in a good mood or in a bad mood. This would be due to the feelings of uncertainty, anxiety and surprise. The social mood of the cosplayers engaging into a fight scene should be collectively shared, reciprocal and mutual in nature to achieve the required success of a cosplay fight. Men usually encounter episodes of nervousness once caught off-guard in performing an act or when cosplaying. The sequence of movements and memorizing a fight would be exhausting for men when they cosplay because being nervous is innate and memorizing every single detail would lead to failure. A male cosplayer who would be performing a public self-presentation in the cosplay world may be a part of a deeper preparation mentally and emotionally. Men experience these cosplay acts without any wider problems involved. The mere anticipation of a performance could manifest a success or a total downfall of the cosplay fight to begin with. One would have the fear of being embarrassed as to whether or not, he could perfect all the critical steps of the cosplaying act. The cosplayer may also be in the expectation to perform perfectly due to the fact that a big number of spectators and audience would be expecting, critiquing or commenting. The cosplayer’s prime concern is if he would do well in the said act.
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We're not talking massive wardrobe malfunction or disastrous mix-ups, but a mere waste of aesthetic potential.
Everyone can appreciate the time and effort cosplayers put into their outfits. Not only are they dressing up as the characters, but they're embodying their personas to a tee, replicating their idiosyncrasies, bringing along sidekicks, and wielding weapons made famous in the movies or comics.
From the Super Smash Bros. roster, over to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, DC Comics, The Hunger Games, and everything in between, there is no shortage of opportunity when it comes to cosplay. With that in mind, some cosplay girls still make the wrong choice. We're not talking massive wardrobe malfunction or disastrous mix-ups, but a mere waste of aesthetic potential.
These cosplay girls should have shot for the stars, yet instead, they barely left Earth.
We can't help by gawk at this particular Samus Aran cosplayer. Her choice to dress up at Nintendo's Metroid main character (and one of the beloved Super Smash Bros. characters) was a good one, as the tight-fitting bodysuit clearly highlights her features. However, she could have taken it up another level if she went a little more au naturale .
Whether her long, blonde locks are natural or dyed for the purposes of this outfit, we feel like this cosplayer could have chosen an outfit that would flaunt her features a little better. Some black leather, Katniss Everdeen-style would contrast her blonde hair beautifully, while something a little more flattering to the curves wouldn't go awry either.
After first appearing in the Marvel UK series, Captain Britain, Psylocke has become most known for her appearances in the world of X-Men. This cosplayer has plenty of potential, and seems to have done at least a fair job in replicating the character, but she could have delivered so much more in a Wonder Woman outfit, for instance.
With a rocking steampunk feathered hat, a frilly shirt and a mix of fur and metal sleeves, this cosplayer has done a commendable job on her outfit, to say the least. Despite the impressive costume, it doesn't really do her any favours in terms of turning a few heads. She could have pulled off a killer Black Widow.
This cosplayer could have taken any comic book, video game, or MCU character, and turned it into something drool-worthy. Instead, to the detriment of all wandering eyes in her vicinity, she made the conscious decision to suit up in a head-to-toe, obstructive Samus suit. To twist the words of Uncle Ben - with great assets comes great opportunity.
It takes more than just sliding into a costume to turn a wannabe cosplayer into a good one. Apart from donning the outfit, you need to embrace the character with authenticity and intent. This girl has had no issue with the costume, but she's clearly lacking enthusiasm when it comes to playing the part.
Princess Peach might indeed be a princess, but that doesn't mean that she needs to repel any wandering eyes by wearing elbow-length gloves and a dress down to her ankles. While this cosplayer has certainly done a job worthy of applause as far as accuracy goes, she's hiding plenty of talent with her choice of outfit.
While Daisy's gloves are at least only wrist-length, we're of the view that gloves and puffy below-knee dresses should be avoided entirely, that is, if the cosplayer is wanting to turn heads. The crown might be a nice touch, but overall the outfit seems rather childish - she could have been the center of attention if she wanted to.
This woman has slid in excellently into her Captain Marvel persona and even has a little bit of a resemblance to the MCU actress, Brie Larson, with her wavy blonde hair. While there's nothing wrong with her choice, per se, she has the piercing stare that could have turned a few other characters into serious eye-candy.
We love Zelda (the titular character in Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, of course), and this cosplayer has done a pretty darn good job at replicating her. While the long, blonde hair is clearly the main selling point for this cosplayer, the darting, pointed elf-like ears detract from the overall aesthetic. Not bad, but not the best.
Forgetting about the little black feline sidekick here for a second, this cosplayer's attempt at Hellgirl is actually rather impressive. Then again, how hard is it to slap on some red paint and a giant glove? Her eyes are piercing, but there is surely some more talent on display that another choice of costume would have better highlighted.
Queen Mera was played by Amber Heart in the recent DC film, Aquaman, so any cosplayer is going to have a might difficult time living up to the aesthetic presented by Heard. That being said, this cosplayer's attempt isn't all too terrible. However, it could have been elite if she'd forgone the headgear and kept the focus on the bodysuit.
Everyone loves when a cosplayer clearly puts in a significant amount of effort for an outfit and aces it - that we can agree on. Unfortunately, this Pikachu outfit, while it does present a little bit of eye-candy to the average onlooker, it seems extremely last-minute and budget-friendly. She would have aced it with some more time and dedication.
Just another friendly neighborhood spider-man at your service. Well, in this case, it's Spider-Woman, and a fully-covered one at that. Just like Samus Aran and Katniss Everdeen before her, this cosplayer could have turned plenty of more heads if she'd gone for something a little sheerer. She hasn't done a poor job by any means, but she's made the wrong choice.
There are just too many similarities between Gamora and the Wicked Witch of the West from the Wizard of Oz for Gamora to completely fall into the eye-candy category. While this cosplayer might not sport the big-nose or the boomstick, she could have been so much more than what she is.
We're all big fans of Katniss Everdeen and The Hunger Games, there's no doubt about that. While we admit that this cosplayer has done a formidable job in replicating the District 12 hustler, it seems a shame that she's wasted her potential on a full-body suit. She could have turned heads, but instead, she just blends in.
While we absolutely adore Iron Man as a Marvel character for his wit and intellect (or Iron Woman, in this case), the outfit certainly isn't the most flattering for any female cosplayers out there. This girl could have presented as a knock-out Pepper Potts, especially with her dramatic red hair.
There are two ways to replicate Harley Quinn: there's the jaw-dropping, psychotic Margot Robbie version that is guaranteed to drop jaws and turn heads, and then there's the slide-into-the-background full-body-suit type version like the one pictured above. There was a 50/50 chance to ace this costume, but unfortunately, she's made the wrong choice.
This cosplayer was spotted over at Gen Con at the Indiana Convention Center back in 2018. The handmade costume isn't the best we've seen, but we can appreciate the effort. If she wanted to turn a few more heads, she could have opted for something a little less, well, menacing.

Posted by Roger Senpai | Aug 11, 2021 | Cosplay Tips | 0 |

This article is all about how to cosplay for beginners! Whether you’re brand new to the cosplay world, or you want some tips on how to get started, this post is for you.
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This might seem like the hardest part when it comes how to cosplay for beginners. But in fact, this is probably the most exciting part! Before you begin, you get to decide who you want to cosplay. It doesn’t need to be complicated; just pick a few characters that you could see yourself cosplaying.
Is there a favorite character that you’d love to dress up as? Or if you’re a nice person in real life, would you like to dress up as someone evil? Or do you like being original and want to cosplay an original or creative character?
What I do is have a photo album of characters I’d like to cosplay in the future. This is a great way to save your future ideas, while also getting inspired and motivated to cosplay!
As for how to build and make your cosplay, there are lots of resources outside of my website where you can find helpful cosplay tutorials, including:
What if you don’t want to make the costume yourself? Well, that brings us to our next point…
Not at all! It’s quite the common misconception that you need to make your own costume in order to cosplays, and that’s not true. Using myself for example, I don’t make my costumes as well. Sewing is a very difficult skill to learn, and if you don’t want to learn how to do It, then that’s totally fine.
There are many cosplayers (including the professional ones) that don’t make their cosplays; they buy them! There are so many reasons why it’s smart and effective to buy your own cosplay and sew one yourself. So you don’t have to worry about being a fraud or fake if you can’t make your own cosplays. Buying cosplays is totally normal! The only situation where you can’t buy a cosplay is for a masquerade. In that scenario, all costumes must be made by yourself.
I made an entire guide on the best cosplay websites , so if you haven’t already, do check that out. But in general, I consider cosplay stores to be in 3 categories in terms of price:
If you’re just starting out, I suggest going for a cheaper costume. It’s not worth shelling out so much money on your first cosplay without knowing exactly what you want. After wearing a costume for the first time, you’ll have a better ideas of what type of costumes you like or dislike. Maybe you don’t like wearing elaborate cosplays, and prefer to wear something casual? Or next time, you want to try something more challenging? TLDR: Don’t spend thousands of dollars on a Worbla cosplay if you end up not liking wearing armor after all.
If you’re new to cosplay and just starting out, I suggest spending no more than $100 USD on your first cosplay. Even if you don’t intend on making your own cosplay, there’s a bunch of nuance about costume-wearing that you’ll want to learn before spending large amounts of money on a costume.
For example, you’ll find cosplay pants are annoying and that you’re better wearing your own dress pants or shirt. So instead of forking out an extra $100 on an entire costume, you can save money by having your own shirt and pants, while only buying the specially made parts of a costume.
Also, avoid Halloween party stores for cosplay. Nothing wrong with Halloween stores but when it comes to cosplay, the quality is almost always inferior. Do yourself a favor and skip the Halloween stores, and stick to reputable cosplay websites.
There are so many characters that you could cosplay… how to cosplay for beginners and how to choose?
Here are a few ideas on how to choose your first cosplay:
Which characters do you like? Are you into Avatar? Maybe you could cosplay as Katara or Korra! Are you into video games? Then you could do Tifa from Final Fantasy VII! Or do you love the comic book characters? Mary Jane Watson is a good first cosplay option.
Who do you most resemble? This is another way to figure out which character you should cosplay. Going for a character who looks a lot like you, not only makes things easier, but in terms of cosplay accuracy, it’s great as well. However, don’t feel like you need to only cosplay characters who look like you. After all, cosplaying is about fantasy. And part of that fantasy is about being able to do characters who are nothing like you!
Which characters are popular at the moment? Both beginner and experienced cosplayers choose characters who are popular. And why not? Not only will people at conventions have a better chance of recognizing you, but popular characters are great for social media, as those cosplays will get more attention. Yes, there is a stigma attached to doing popular characters; some see it as fame or clout chasing and not truly dressing up for the love of the fandom. But it’s real
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