Title: How To Cosplay: For Beginners
Headings: How To Cosplay: For Beginners
How To Cosplay: For Beginners
When starting to cosplay, there is a lot to think about and it can be overwhelming, but this list has everything you'll need!
1. Pick a Character
2. Look for Reference Photos
3. What Do You Need?
4. Research Methods/Decide Which Method Is For You
5. Homemade Cosplay
6. Store Bought Cosplay
7. "Composite" Cosplay
8. Wigs
9. Contacts
10. Make-up
11. Photos
12. Props
13. Cos-testing
14. Convention Time!
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Content: 5. Homemade Cosplay
Homemade cosplay is when you make almost all parts of the cosplay from scratch. If you have experience with making your own clothes, this is probably a good option for you! You can save money if you already own a lot of the necessary equipment, and you will be able to save time making it since you know what you're doing, or at least have an idea of what you're doing. However, if you don't have experience with making your own clothes, but would like to try, more power to you! Be aware that things almost never come out how you think they should the first time, and this method probably requires the most time commitment out of any of these methods for cosplay. If you don't have a sewing machine, you will need to get one, but there are plenty of ways to find one that is affordable. In the event that you decide making clothes is not your forte, you can simply return or resell it. Craft and fabric stores are great places to start looking for materials, and YouTube always provides a plethora of advice and tutorials for anyone who may just be starting out with making their own cosplays. 6.