Fan Cosplay Journey

Today I will show you the the guilty crown cosplayer show. Hope that you would love this. If you are also a super cosplay fan, please visit my website: www.cosjj.com












Do Have fun with cosplay journey.

How to enjoy your cosplay journey alone?

Mostly the same way I enjoy anything else alone I guess, I do it for me. I spent a year-ish living alone and only seeing friends occasionally, and you really learn to just be okay with yourself in that sort of scenario. While I love going to cons with friends, when I'm by myself nothing's stopping me from doing most of the same things. I still shop, flaunt my outfit, and enjoy the event. It helps to make yourself a little more narcissistic when you're alone, show off more, "feel yourself" as the kids would say. You can look awesome even by yourself, so make sure everybody else knows it.

Now I am less likely to stay a long time once I'm done checking all the booths, but that doesn't mean it's a waste to me. Heck I've driven to events an hour from home (I know that's not terribly far but solo it sure feels like it) just to show up at an event by myself for a few hours and then drive all the way back. I would've loved for a friend to join me but when everyone declined I went anyway 'cuz it's what I wanted to do. I understand not everybody has this freedom though.

And I don't think it's abnormal for you to only cosplay at official events. I've only ever done two paid shoots but they were both during a con, not scheduled outside of it. So I wouldn't feel bad for not breaking out your cosplays at other times, if anything that could be seen as more weird to some people.

How do you act when you cosplay?

Depends on the event, and I do usually crossplay, so I try to behave as "male" as possible (it's hard to remember to always walk like a guy while in costume!). If I'm at a con and stopped for a photo I'll definitely strike the correct pose. If I'm appearing in something like a parade, I will do my best to stay in character the entire day. However, if anyone speaks to me at a con or elsewhere, I totally drop the character routine (unless the other person wants to act out a little scene or something). I never get into costume or remove it in view of the public. I prefer to maintain the illusion that the character everyone is seeing is "real". You know, like in the Wizard of Oz..."Don't look behind the curtain!"

The definition of cosplay is literally "costume play," so I feel playing the part (on whatever level makes you comfortable) is integral...otherwise you're just walking around in a costume.

Final Fantasy XV Omen Cosplayer Show

Today I would like to show you the XV Omen Cosplayer. Hope you could love this.









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Protagonist Akira Kurusu Cosplayer Show - Persona 5

Today's show you would first love it.

What to do when you receive your costumes?

After waiting for a long time, you finally receive your costumes.

So what you need to do first with them?

1. See the details. Check whether there is any broken on the costumes.

2. Try it on.

If the costume is large or small, contact them in time. The earliest time that you contact them, the quickest you could get the problem solved.

If the costume is large, and happily you are a tailor, you could try to fix it by yourself. If you are not in tailoring work, you need to take it to a tailor shop to fix it. That part's money, you need to ask the seller to pay.

If the costume is made a little tight, this would be a big problem.

Persona 5 Protagonist Akira Kurusu Cosplayer Show

Persona 5 Protagonist Akira Kurusu Cosplayer Show 

Yes, this is super good for now.