Skirts for Women Luna Lovegood Cosplay Costume

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I decided to plan an outfit around that famous accessory… They’re also good at spotting Wrackspurts! You might want to note the material is silky chiffon and has a slight sheen, rather than a matte cotton look. The knife pleats add a bit of volume to the outfit and the faux pockets in the front add a realistic look. Each flower has a contrasting center, and some other details–smaller petal shapes or little dots around the center. We do have plans to add another row of buttonholes to the jacket so that it can be worn folded open as well as closed.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The most iconic look that Luna Lovegood is known for is by far her pink glasses (or Spectrespecs if you’re a Potterhead). New with tags: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in the original packaging (such as the . I want to sew it myself, and when I started to look closer I could not figure out what it actually is.So when my daughter asked if we could make her a Luna Lovegood costume to dress up in, I knew we had to do it!

Though I didn’t blog about it, I made Brandon’s coat and altered his hat, while he made his trousers and waistcoat. Becostume focus on making cosplay costumes,incluing movie,dramma,game,anime costumes and cosplay accessories,made of comfortable fabrics and we support custom size whatever size you have. Luna Lovegood Wooden wands, hand-carved wands, Handcrafted Flower Magic Wand With Multiple Delicate Lines. I stared at pictures of this coat for a long time, and watched the scene it appears in over and over.I assume that the pocket flaps are false, since They seem to flatten the pleats along the bottom edge more than they would if they actually opened, and I have no idea why anyone would decide to put actual pockets through three layers of pleated coating. I don’t know about you, but I’ve always considered Luna the voice of reason (even though they nicknamed her Looney Lovegood). To enable personalized advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. I was running low of fabric when I did the collar, and worried about having enough for the sleeves, so the underside is more of the crazy fabric from the piping! Product ID: 11439144 Harry Potter Luna Lovegood Icon Skater Skirt All my shoes have mysteriously disappeared.

Disclosure: Please note that some of the links above are affiliate links, and at no additional cost to you, I earn a commission if you make a purchase. After attempting one, I realized that if I piped them the same way as everything else, I couldn’t turn them back right-side-out. I scoured Joann and found one that had a pattern with a lot of the same colors as Luna’s piping: purple, coral/orange, and white. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. Pay tribute to our favorite quirky Ravenclaw, Luna Lovegood, from Harry Potter with this skater skirt.

The waistcoat was Brandon’s birthday present, which I made in secret, and had his in-character mother give him as a Christmas present at our Christmas event at Locust Grove in early December. It’s going to be a historical heavy year, with only two cosplays planned: A female version of Colonel Mustard from Clue (part of a group that should be really fun! I started by sewing the skirt fronts and back together, and pressing the bottom and center front edges of both the lining and fabric under.

The straps are sewn down, and the buckle is entirely decorative, since the finished straps were far too thick to be able to go through the buckles twice!

and Daenerys’ landing dress from Season 7 of Game of Thrones, which I knew I had to have the moment that photos started appearing. I never feel as if I’ve done much in a year until I go back through the blog and see everything all in one place. So, I sewed the piping to one piece (I used a quarter inch seam allowance), then pressed the seam allowance to the wrong side and covered the raw edges with a piece of bias tape sewn along the back of the strap. Once they were on and I stepped back, I realized that just one row of zigzags didn’t show up much against such a busy fabric, so on the collar and the bolero, I ended up doing two rows right on top of each other. The soft fabric and flared cut of this skater skirt are just a few of the reasons why it's bound to become a favorite in your wardrobe.