/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

[Anonymous No.7519526]

Let's have a plugsuit thread!

Post photos of your plugsuit cosplayers, and give advice to those wanting to cosplay plugsuit characters.

Question I'm hoping to get answered: Anyone have links to buy/commission plugsuits? Namely one in pic related?

[Anonymous No.7519531]

>>7519526
Make it yourself slut.

[Anonymous No.7519568]

>>7519531
links to good tutorials then?

[Anonymous No.7519940]

I really would like to request any tutorials anyone has as well for working with latex, because trying to research it on my own has been the most stressful, fruitless endeavor. It's like everyone who works with latex is too damn proprietary to divulge their methods, or they're being super hush hush on purposed because of its fetish affiliation.
Pic related, not technically a plugsuit, but I've been wanting to make the red one for years, and I don't want to drop the money on the materials until I actually know what I'm doing.

[Anonymous No.7519950]

>>7519940
>google searches "how to make latex clothing"
>Gets this
http://makinglatexclothing.com/

It seems to be a good start, are you looking for more?

[Anonymous No.7520074]

>>7519940
My body is ready. Pics when it's done.

[Anonymous No.7520103]

>>7519526
Certainly not of the kind of quality that Anatomic/Andromeda has, but Vengeance Designs can take commissions, and have also done Test Plugsuit (in silver, for a Rei version). I still haven't seen a picture of them doing the standard Asuka version, though, which is probably where I'd really judge them (because the colors of latex they used for the Rei version are AWFUL). They also have plugsuit-design minidresses in their catalogue.

[Anonymous No.7520107]

>>7520103
(cont.)
I never asked them if they'd do designs for males, but if I ever decide to take that plunge, I'd probably ask them if they could do the undersuit of the MuvLuv enhancing suit (UN).

[Anonymous No.7520111]

>>7519950
Have you ever actually read that site? It tells you how to make ruffles and a cute pair of gloves, not much else. Not anything on a plugsuit level. And it hasn't been updated in years. Believe, when I say I've done a thorough search, I mean it. I know how to fucking use google, thanks.

[Anonymous No.7520115]

>>7519950
Sorry if you saw my harsher reply, I am not wearing my glasses and I can't see, so I misread your post and thought you were being condescending. Yes, I have read through that site before, it's pretty rudimentary, nothing anywhere near plugsuit level, and it stopped updating ages ago. It tells you how to make a cute pair of gloves and some ruffles, how to add a zipper in to stuff, and how to make seams, which obviously is the most basic part. What I really want to know is the more advanced techniques. How do you make a catsuit that fits well? How do you do appliqués larger than a small logo size? What do people use to print designs on latex? How do people make those molded pieces? There seem to be a lot of things that I see high level latex designers do that no one ever wants to cover. Or if they do, they only speak German.

[Anonymous No.7520443]

Couldn't find exactly what OP was looking for but I once ran across this: http://www.latexcatfish.com/xcart/Cosplay-Catsuits.html
Oddly affordable, but I don't know about the quality.

[Anonymous No.7520695]

>>7520443
They aren't bad. I mean, armor could still be made for them

[Anonymous No.7520703]

>>7519568

Google it slut.

[Anonymous No.7521464]

Well, not a pilot suit, but after finding out about this recently, I'd wonder about people trying to cosplay PSO2's Zelsius outfit. (I just picked up this crimson-style Zelsius a few minutes ago)