/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

I have to leave for work soon, so I'll do as many as I can in the meantime! My Sakura costume is far from my favorite, and I'm going to be remaking it in a palette swap, so any constructive criticism is welcome. I already know I need to remake the craptastic gloves because they're not well-patterned and I ran out of time...heh.
>>6680853
I love this costume of yours, the material for the dress was beautiful. I would have added in just a couple dark grey wefts and curled them into the wig to give it more dimension. The tailoring on your dress is phenomenal!
>>6681001
I love the fabric for that top! You should use more make-up, though; it might feel like too much IRL, but in photos it makes a world of difference. Maybe some moderately long fake lashes? That fur trim is lovely.
>>6681055
That must have been tough to pattern! But you can tone down the dimples at the corner-shaped pieces by not sewing so far into the corner and letting the seam sort of taper off. Your wig for that costume is pretty much perfect.
>>6681064
Your custom buttons look really neat! I'd work with contouring make-up to give yourself a more mature sort of face; Franziska isn't necessarily old, but she has a harsh attitude that isn't conveyed as well with your cute little doll cheeks. The jacket looks like you really knew what to do with bias tape, which is kind of rare in the cosplay world.
>>6681228
I love that you have the details down, like the gold hammer and the nametag. Like other folks said, could use a wig. Your pose is good, too; I've seen some awkward Felixes since the movie came out, but you've got good posture.
>>6681381
I think I commented on this one before? I love the broach on your handkerchief/scarf, it's pretty much perfect. I'd get a new wig or sew in some more wefts for the bangs, then use soft curlers to give them that volume and height. The details you painted on are stunning, as always.
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