So I haven't really seen a lot of Wonder Woman on the forum, let alone in cosplay, but I thought I would share what I did in preparation for Connecticon this year!
I don't have any WIP photos of the majority of the costume, but I have made a tutorial for the bracers which I fashioned out of Instamorph which you can find here: Bracer Tutorial - Wonder Woman
The finished product needs a little work - I made the corset a little tight which ended with it riding up a million different ways, and repeatedly tugging down on the gabardine left it frayed at the end of the day, and the breastplate needs to be thinner and a little more contoured, and I need to finish making the belt out of more instamorph (the leather substitute my boyfriend kindly fashioned for me isn't as sturdy and doesn't quite have the curve I wanted).
I promise this isn't a plug for moldable plastic but I do recommend using it, the end products are sturdy and lightweight and once you get the hang of it, the plastic is easy to work with.
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The photographers whose work is featured here can be found in these two locations;
https://www.facebook.com/CrashThePhotos
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cante...00941380003891
I don't have any WIP photos of the majority of the costume, but I have made a tutorial for the bracers which I fashioned out of Instamorph which you can find here: Bracer Tutorial - Wonder Woman
The finished product needs a little work - I made the corset a little tight which ended with it riding up a million different ways, and repeatedly tugging down on the gabardine left it frayed at the end of the day, and the breastplate needs to be thinner and a little more contoured, and I need to finish making the belt out of more instamorph (the leather substitute my boyfriend kindly fashioned for me isn't as sturdy and doesn't quite have the curve I wanted).
I promise this isn't a plug for moldable plastic but I do recommend using it, the end products are sturdy and lightweight and once you get the hang of it, the plastic is easy to work with.
The photographers whose work is featured here can be found in these two locations;
https://www.facebook.com/CrashThePhotos
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cante...00941380003891
