Annie and Jess model the dresses.
Annie gives me a painful hour of her time to
allow me to attach the wings to the dress. I had
to paint a piece of material to match the dress,
which I glued over the top of the harness. Slits in the
back allow the straps to pass through, and they
each need to be done up from the inside. The final
effect was quite secure.
Finally, the day arrived, and it was SUPANOVA! A hectic morning in which we lost everything, didn't have enough of anything and had the wrong sort of everything else ensued, but we eventually got it together.
Shlooping on the masses of body paint that
we had to keep reapplying during the day.
Since our wings and dresses are combined,
we had to put on the actual costume in the
carpark at Supanova (whereupon we realised
I'd forgotten a piece and did some MacGyvering).
It was a fantastic day, but my greyness meant that I wasn't able to take many photos - though we certainly had hundreds taken of us. It was a bit overwhelming and the event was immensely crowded - it was certainly an achievement in itself to push through the masses of people without murdering our wings or whacking people in the face.
Here are some photos from Saturday:














FANTASTIC Costumes. Amazing actually! As I know very little about Supernova this may be a slightly dumb questions....but do they have 'awards' for best costumes?
ReplyDeleteYou guys are a shoo-in.
Love the finished product - you look so amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! No, that's not a dumb question - they actually have what is called a cosplay competition, which we are hoping to enter tomorrow. They have one for super dooper pro costumes (which is obviously not us) and a smaller one for the casual weeping angel.
ReplyDeleteHad a photo taken with you in my Sweet Pea costume ... totally made my day :D
ReplyDeleteHey, I was the Dalek girl! You both look FANTASTIC! Better than the other Weeping Angels ;)
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