/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

So I fixed up my Reimu a bit. Right now I am looking for another petticoat, a way to secure the bow in the back, making a simple gohei, how to wear the hair tubes without them falling off, and probably some accesories I can wear on my waist.

In the last crossplay thread I asked about how I can style my hair for both crossplay and daily use. After flat-ironing my hair, I comb it straight down, make a split off-center in the front, tuck a bit of the hair behind my ears, bring the rest in front, and adjust accordingly to cover my forehead. It's easy, fast, doesn't require hair pins and seems to work quite better than my previous style.

Removing my glasses makes my ability to pass drop like a brick for some reason. The frame isn't particularly feminine but there is a factor that I can't quite put a finger on that keeps my crossplay from being great from every angle. Two things are for sure though, I should look for an eyebrow trimmer and some round frames.

>>7859210 / >>7862971
For me, it's always interesting to see how much I can look like the other sex. Suddenly, I have many options open to me with regards to cosplay, and I figure I should enjoy it while I still can. I've already been able to fool lots of people even when my makeup or hair is garbage, so it's not my main goal anymore, although being secure in your own crossplay when in public is quite nice indeed. It's also amazing how people suddenly treat you differently because you look like a girl.

So I fixed up my Reimu a bit. Right now I am looking for another petticoat, a way to secure the bow in the back, making a simple gohei, how to wear the hair tubes without them falling off, and probably some accesories I can wear on my waist.

In the last crossplay thread I asked about how I can style my hair for both crossplay and daily use. After flat-ironing my hair, I comb it straight down, make a split off-center in the front, tuck a bit of the hair behind my ears, bring the rest in front, and adjust accordingly to cover my forehead. It's easy, fast, doesn't require hair pins and seems to work quite better than my previous style.

Removing my glasses makes my ability to pass drop like a brick for some reason. The frame isn't particularly feminine but there is a factor that I can't quite put a finger on that keeps my crossplay from being great from every angle. Two things are for sure though, I should look for an eyebrow trimmer and some round frames.

>>7859210
For me, it's always interesting to see how much I can look like the other sex. Suddenly, I have many options open to me with regards to cosplay, and I figure I should enjoy it while I still can. I've already been able to fool lots of people even when my makeup or hair is garbage, so it's not my main goal anymore, although being secure in your own crossplay when in public is quite nice indeed. It's also amazing how people suddenly treat you differently because you look like a girl.