All right, I have a cosplay page now :) I thought about it and decided it would be a good idea, since I’m cosplaying more often now and I want to give my partner some exposure (she makes aaaaaall of my costumes, so if you’re looking for a plus sized friendly costume maker, she’s a good person to go to).
Anyhow, it’s definitely a race, gender, sexuality, size friendly page. And uh, yeah, you can see my costumes and stuff ^^;;;
Facebook Page: Brichibi Cosplays
Not gonna lie I want that to be me like I want my hair to do that and I wanna wear stuff like this why can’t I be stylish?
Black Cat and Nick Fury by ~eframTrabbit
Series: Marvel Comics
One day, I hope to be this confident about my body. I am loving this Black Cat, she is gorgeous :)
Character: Queen Minnie
Series: Kingdom Hearts
Cosplayer: brichibi
Costume made by: snowtigra
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Notes: Once upon a time ago I cosplayed a human version of Queen Minnie from Kingdom Hearts. Someday, I’d like to redo this cosplay, now that I know the wonders of petticoats and things like that. This was the first big dress I wore in my cosplay career, so I have to give thanks to it, because it eventually lead to Princess Peach, Tiana, Belle, and all the future fancy dresses I’ll wear :) The “ears” are done with hair, instead of wearing mouse ears ^^ Also, the Mickey Mouse is wearing one of the outfits he wears in the game, the clothes for him are also made by my partner along with the dress.
I can’t stop posting costumes someone please help!
Character: Princess Peach
Series: Super Mario Bros
Cosplayer: brichibi
Costume by: snowtigra
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Submitter’s Comments
One of the best things about cosplay is becoming that character, not just to yourself, but to the people around you. Yes, sometimes, people say nasty things if you are a certain race or body type, but other times, magic happens. I know it sounds cheesy calling it “magic” but there’s no other way to describe it.
Case in point: this picture.
While walking around a convention one day in my Peach cosplay (completely with frying pan, because I’m a strong, independent princess who don’t need no plumber savin’ me) I walked pass this kid dressed like a Power Ranger. The kid stopped, stared at me, and I smiled and waved to him. He immediately ran up to me and was like, “Are you Princess Peach?!” I smiled more and said, “Yes, I am.” He was so incredibly happy, like, he actually believed that I was Princess Peach, like I had walked out of the video game to walk around the hallway at an anime convention.
It’s here that I realize that despite the nasty things that are said about cosplayers sometimes, for whatever reason, the true beauty of doing this is for moments like that, when someone really, truly believes that this character is real. They don’t look at race, size, gender, or things like that. They don’t care. To them, you really are that character, and you just made their day a thousand times better.
So I knelt down, wrapped my arm around him, and he put on his Power Rangers mask so we could take a picture with him. Afterwards, he proceeded to demonstrate some awesome Power Ranger moves for me, to which I just smiled and clapped for him before his sister smiled and told him that they should be on their way. Then, she thanked me, because she knew that I had made that kid’s day.
To which I replied, “No, thank you.”
And more of my cosplay. I swear I don’t have that many costumes ^^;;; This one comes with a story and a cute kid :)
“Wrong Century” — Brilliant illustration by artist Tomas Kucerovsky depicting the fate of plus-size beauty in the modern age.
Click here to see more.
this is cute
rebloggin’ for source :D
Loving this. This is so true that it’s not even funny. You’re beautiful sweetie, even in this generation, remember that.
