Fairy tale and fantasy inspired art and fashion.
[Many of the items featured are for sale and link back to the artists and crafters responsible. Please show them some love!]
- Meredith
For those who are planning to start sewing their own cosplays this year this might be helpful: How to take measurements!
Waist Front / Waist Back:
http://www.sempstress.org/measurement/measuring-the-waist-frontback-waist/
How to Take Measurements:
http://makinglatexclothing.com/2008/12/how-to-take-measurements/
Instructions for Taking Measurements:
http://mangakaresource.weebly.com/1/post/2011/01/sewing-measurements.html
Source for the images:
http://www.firefly-path.net/?page_id=10
http://people.tribe.net/tavi/photos/7e81fb98-ae75-4ec0-acc2-f15c6ecdc83c
(via pardonmybloomers)
Ergi by Piratessan presents Viking Lolita: Sleipnir Series. To be released late January 2013
Absolutely love this. I will get myself one of those dresses.
Oh my god yes.
(via pixilation)
Casual Steampunk Lolita
Photo by Hilde HeyvaertOutfit:
shoes: Landrover
legwarmers: Primark
tights: Ernsting’s Family
dress: Orsay, tea dyed
longsleeve: Hunkemöller
scarf: ??
hat and bag: taobao
hairclips: H&M
jewelry: Six, Bijou Brigitte and self-made
(via fyeahclassiclolita)
“The Fairy Wood” & “Snow White” by Henry Meynell Rheam
Photographer, make up artist, hair, retoucher and concept : Mlle Chèvre
Model : Marianne
A little photoshoot I did in early december with the beautiful Marianne.
The big ego boost… Some of my favourites amongst the costumes I’ve made. A big chunk of them is based on Maria Bjørnson’s costumes from Phantom of the Opera, the others on Italian 16th century portraits and patterns. I usually wear beige and grey in real life, maybe that’s why I love bold colours and immense amounts of decorations for my costumes…
Diadem
Arthur Giuliano, late 19th century
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