Skull Kid

Skull Kid from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

Source: Cosplay.com via GameInformer.com

Sith Armor

Sith Armor by Robert Rodgers aka MyWickedArmor
Taken at Star Wars Celebration V

Star Wars Wedding

Couple Pose

Photos by Wedding Dream Services on August 15, 2010 in North Tamborine, Queensland, Australia
Via: The Offbeat Bride

Link Crossplay

Source: Ryan Thompson

Geek 1: Where did you get the sword and shield?
Geek 2: Some redhead dressed like Link came over, took off all her clothes, and said I could have whatever I see.
Geek 1: Good choice, the clothes probably wouldn’t fit.

Superhero Bridesmaids

Megan & Tom’s Vintage Superhero Wedding

Now this is what I call wedding theme!

Aria T’Loak (Mass Effect)

Mass Effect 2 - Biotic powers by Love-squad

Yond as Aria T'Loak from Mass Effect 2. Aria T'Loak was one of my fav characters of Mass Effect 2 . She's Omega after all. It was my first expirience with liquid latex. I'm quite proud of the results.It could be better but first time is a first time...

Dr. Victor Von Doom

Dr. Victor Von Doom

Via: Full Cosplay 

Garrus Vakarian

Garrus Vakarian (from Mass Effect) by Chris Myles

I hand carved the scars and then spray painted the whole thing. I airbrushed in the scars, details and shadows and hand painted on the "war paint." Visor made of craft foam and a hand cut/heat bent PET strip and 2 LEDs with super glued on Objet(Eden 350) icons.

Armor:
Made from armature wire/mesh, upholstery foam, plaster, and fiber glass resin.

Since this was my first attempt at armor, I tried a hand full of different methods on each section of armor. Method that worked the best was an under form of mesh/armiture with streched foam on top. Mix (1:1ish) Modge Podge with flexable Joint Compound to make thick MP and coat foam. Light sanding, paint and distress to finish. Armor looks hard but is still kinda foamy. For really flexable armor just use foam coated with flexable glue. Light sanding, paint, yada-yada...

Lighting system has 5 channels with 8 modes (no fancy micro controllers, just a hacked LED christmas light set). 59 (49 blue and 10 for the UV face lighting) LEDs in the armor (Hooray 19 hours of wiring/soldering!)

Check out Ammnra's "How I Did It" Costume Video, his Cosplay.com gallery, and his Flickr gallery.

Moscow Zombie Parade

On the 13th of May people in zombie costumes arranged a parade in the Moscow street Arbat, a lovely place for a fleshmob.

Source: Bender via English Russia

Warcraft Dark Elf

Dark Lady by JulieFiction

Photos by HaJI

Mind-controlled Cat Ears

Designed by Japanese company Neurowear, the Necromimi, reacts to brain waves to express your emotions. Basically, you can control the movement of the ears with your mind.

Gallery: Naruto Crossplay

Uzumaki Naruto - Sexy no Jutsu by Narukoo

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Gallery: Steampunk X-Men

Steampunk X-Men by Daniel Valdez

Taken at Dragon*Con 2009

Gallery: DC Steampunk

Steampunk Batman by Jordan Monsell

This costume is inspired by the DC one-shot Gotham by Gaslight,
in which Batman goes head to head with Jack the Ripper.

Art Project: Foreign Workers - Singapore

"Foreign Workers - Singapore" by Brendan Fitzpatrick

A series dedicated to the vast and anonymous army of transient workers who maintain Singapore’s services and infrastructure.  See the rest of this fantastic collection at the Behance Network.

Duct tape Slave Leia and Boba Fett

Duct tape Slave Leia and Boba Fett

Via: Reddit

Misty Crossplay

Misty Crossplay (from Pokemon) at Sakura-con

Via: FYBlog

Domino

Domino by Samaritanx

Taken at Megacon 2010

Scarecrow

Scarecrow by Sam Howzit

Taken at MegaCon 2010 in Orlando, Florida

Kids: Supergirl

Little Supergirl by Edward Liu

Abby A. as Supergirl on Kids Day at the 2009 New York Comic Con

X-23

X-23 by James Blair

Via: Flickr

Taken at San Diego Comic Con 2010

Kids: Kitty Pryde

Little Kitty Pryde by Edward Liu

Catherine G. as Little Kitty Pryde on Kids Day at New York Comic Con. One commenter notes that the character was actually called "Sprite" when she used this costume. I love the obscure choice.

Question

Answer the Question via Dangerousladies

Via: DeviantArt

Robin Crossplay

Robin by Kikala

Via: DeviantArt

The tights were made with a simple tights pattern, and for the gloves I traced my hands and left a little seam allowance and sewed them together. It's spandex so it stretches, but I made them a wee small so it's a tight fit. The dress part was draped on a dress form and tailored down to fit me. So I can't be of much help on that. The details are heat and bonded on. The cape is basically a big triangle, that is folded in half and at the top of the triangle is the neck whole where I added a collar that stays pinned together. The belt is just a long piece of foam with yellow spandex wrapped around it and a circle foam piece with spandex covering it glued on top. The mask is just craft foam and elastic, with a piece of thing white fabric glued over the eye wholes.

Joker Crossplay

Femme Joker by LadyduLac

Photo by Captain-Pan

Via: DeviantArt

My Joker Girl outfit. Wore this to Otakon 2010.