Cosplay: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
[[File:Matt Smith Makeover - Doctor Who Cosplay with Sachie from Geek & Sundry Vlogs|thumb|Cosplay explored at the official ''Doctor Who'' 50th Celebration]] | [[File:Matt Smith Makeover - Doctor Who Cosplay with Sachie from Geek & Sundry Vlogs|thumb|left|Cosplay explored at the official ''Doctor Who'' 50th Celebration]] | ||
Cosplay was a significant activity within ''[[Doctor Who]]'' fandom in which people dressed up as characters from the show, typically at conventions, but potentially also at [[Halloween]], fancy dress parties, or even for no particular occasion at all. | Cosplay was a significant activity within ''[[Doctor Who]]'' fandom in which people dressed up as characters from the show, typically at conventions, but potentially also at [[Halloween]], fancy dress parties, or even for no particular occasion at all. | ||
Revision as of 02:48, 3 January 2020
When the Twelfth Doctor and Clara landed at San Diego Comic-Con, two cosplayers were dressed as Doc Brown and Marty McFly, while a child was cosplaying as the Star Wars character Boba Fett. (COMIC: Selfie)
Behind the scenes
Cosplay was a significant activity within Doctor Who fandom in which people dressed up as characters from the show, typically at conventions, but potentially also at Halloween, fancy dress parties, or even for no particular occasion at all.
Fans' level of participation varied, from people who bought off-the-peg, pre-made costumes, to those who paid others to manufacture bespoke costumes, to those who designed and crafted unique items from initial sketches to finished product.
Starting with DWM 522, Christel Dee gave cosplay tips for costumes of several characters, such as Ace's jacket, the Doctor's scarf and a Time Lord collar.
