What era would this costume be ?

Hey guys I’m 6’4, short hair, built/chub and white. Give your best suggestions please!!!

<div class="md"><p>Hey guys I’m 6’4, short hair, built/chub and white. Give your best suggestions please!!!</p>
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I have a movie themed costume party to go sunday. Need suggestions. 

Juuzou Cosplay 💋✨️

I just saw a used black, poor-grade cotton T-Shirt (some famous brand name I never heard of) on sale for $150! They said the T-shirts retail for $300-$400 new.


<div class="md"><p>I just saw a used black, poor-grade cotton T-Shirt (some famous brand name I never heard of) on sale for $150! They said the T-shirts retail for $300-$400 new.</p>
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When You Think Things Are Getting Expensive…

This ensemble demonstrates fashionable formal dress for men in the 1630s. The breeches are long and fairly full in cut, reaching just below the knee. The doublet has a high waist at the sides and back, extending to a point in front. A deliberate opening of the seam on each sleeve allows the fine linen shirt underneath to be seen. No ensemble was complete without a cloak, and this example spans almost a full circle. The ornamental technique used on this outfit is unique and complicated. Braided silk threads were couched to narrow bias strips of satin which were sewn to a wider satin strip, pinked on each side. Then they were cut into short pieces and arranged vertically and diagonally over the satin surfiace of each garment to create a decorative effect that, from a distance, looks like slashing. The cape [flat collar] of the cloak has been altered at a later date.

<div class="md"><p>This ensemble demonstrates fashionable formal dress for men in the 1630s. The breeches are long and fairly full in cut, reaching just below the knee. The doublet has a high waist at the sides and back, extending to a point in front. A deliberate opening of the seam on each sleeve allows the fine linen shirt underneath to be seen. No ensemble was complete without a cloak, and this example spans almost a full circle. The ornamental technique used on this outfit is unique and complicated. Braided silk threads were couched to narrow bias strips of satin which were sewn to a wider satin strip, pinked on each side. Then they were cut into short pieces and arranged vertically and diagonally over the satin surfiace of each garment to create a decorative effect that, from a distance, looks like slashing. The cape [flat collar] of the cloak has been altered at a later date.</p>
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Ensemble, ca. 1630, England. (The Victoria & Albert)

The Fool were a Dutch design collective led by Marijke Koger and Simon Posthuma, best known for their work with the Beatles, which included designing the tunics the band wore for their 1967 television broadcast of All You Need Is Love, decorating John Lennon's piano and George Harrison's Mini, painting a circular mural at the Harrisons' Surrey home Kinfauns, designing the inner sleeve of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band LP and, most famously, painting a three-story psychedelic mural on the facade of the Beatles' short lived Apple Boutique in London's Baker Street, which was subsequently painted over by order of the local council. Pattie Boyd and her sister Jenny were fans of the collective and would model their clothing designs for the Apple Boutique. According to Boyd, this brocade ensemble was custom made for her by The Fool and she recalls wearing it during a trip to Greece with all four Beatles in July 1967 to explore the possibility of buying a set of Greek islands.

<div class="md"><p>The Fool were a Dutch design collective led by Marijke Koger and Simon Posthuma, best known for their work with the Beatles, which included designing the tunics the band wore for their 1967 television broadcast of All You Need Is Love, decorating John Lennon&#39;s piano and George Harrison&#39;s Mini, painting a circular mural at the Harrisons&#39; Surrey home Kinfauns, designing the inner sleeve of the Sgt. Pepper&#39;s Lonely Hearts Club Band LP and, most famously, painting a three-story psychedelic mural on the facade of the Beatles&#39; short lived Apple Boutique in London&#39;s Baker Street, which was subsequently painted over by order of the local council. Pattie Boyd and her sister Jenny were fans of the collective and would model their clothing designs for the Apple Boutique. According to Boyd, this brocade ensemble was custom made for her by The Fool and she recalls wearing it during a trip to Greece with all four Beatles in July 1967 to explore the possibility of buying a set of Greek islands.</p>
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Ensemble designed for Pattie Boyd, “The Fool”, 1967.

Wanda Maximoff Age of Ultron vibes

Beautiful Ballet costumes for Sleeping Beauty (Anastasia Thompson)

Old photo of Natalia Makarova in ballet costume

Costume for the Wizard in The Wiz on Broadway, 1975.

Mata Hari (Vahina Giocante) Green dress & fur cape.. Mata Hari (2016).. Costume by Maria Gonzaga, Zhanna Lanina & Ksenya Mavrina.

<div class="md"><p>Anime Detour Minneapolis 2024</p>
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Megumin 

Please note: my cat has rbf, so although she may look grumpy I promise she isn't 😂.

Further context: This is my cat Willow, she's been harness trained since she was a baby. I take her to events with me if she is allowed and I will usually dress her up for them. I make her costumes myself and I am by no means a professional so please be kind 😂. I also can't really follow a pattern for most of her costumes seeing as they don't really make patterns with cats in mind. My brain just finds it easier to measure and eyeball than try and alter a pattern to better suit a cat body instead of a dog. 

Anyway this dress I'm making is for our local Renaissance faire coming up (I still have a few minor things to add to the dress but it is 98% done.) My friends and I take her with us to it every year. This year we are all going as mushrooms, and Willow is our mushroom queen whom we are escorting around the faire. I know the dress itself doesn't have mushrooms, I'm waiting on those to come in the mail. Aside from that I'm also crocheting her a flower crown with mushrooms on it (crocheting with embroidery thread/floss hurts my hands but their so cute 😂.)

<div class="md"><p>Please note: my cat has rbf, so although she may look grumpy I promise she isn&#39;t 😂.</p>

<p>Further context: This is my cat Willow, she&#39;s been harness trained since she was a baby. I take her to events with me if she is allowed and I will usually dress her up for them. I make her costumes myself and I am by no means a professional so please be kind 😂. I also can&#39;t really follow a pattern for most of her costumes seeing as they don&#39;t really make patterns with cats in mind. My brain just finds it easier to measure and eyeball than try and alter a pattern to better suit a cat body instead of a dog. </p>

<p>Anyway this dress I&#39;m making is for our local Renaissance faire coming up (I still have a few minor things to add to the dress but it is 98% done.) My friends and I take her with us to it every year. This year we are all going as mushrooms, and Willow is our mushroom queen whom we are escorting around the faire. I know the dress itself doesn&#39;t have mushrooms, I&#39;m waiting on those to come in the mail. Aside from that I&#39;m also crocheting her a flower crown with mushrooms on it (crocheting with embroidery thread/floss hurts my hands but their so cute 😂.)</p>
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My cat in her ren faire dress 😸

Dressed up. Why? Not sure XD

My latest burlesque costume! Made by Good Hunter Design

Halloween Costume in 1905 

perfect last minute costume for all the meme lovers #iykyk

Cambodian couple in traditional dress.

Costume of the Karakachani ethnic group, Greece.

Frida 

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Dressed up for Carnival in Grrmany. All real Equipment actually 

Our family Mardi Gras costumes, Cupid, Venus, and Mars

Before this, the only thing I'd ever seen was an apron and some masks. Never used a pattern before. This project reminded me I can do anything I'm passionate about.

<div class="md"><p>Before this, the only thing I&#39;d ever seen was an apron and some masks. Never used a pattern before. This project reminded me I can do anything I&#39;m passionate about.</p>
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Ursula costume! I made this! First time!

Azalea Trail Maids

Photographs by Minya Diéz-Dührkoop of 1920s costumes made and modelled by the avant-garde couple Lavinia Schulz and Walter Holdt.⁠ Six months after these photographs were taken Schulz shot Holdt in the head, and then turned the gun on herself. Further examples/info below.

Carnival Clowns say Free Palestine.

Starlet on RuPaul's Drag Race UK, season 4

One Summer's Day, costume by Satomi Ito for Yuzuru Hanyu

The bee was a symbol of Emperor Napoleon, oak leaves for victory. https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/napoleon-and-the-bee/

<div class="md"><p>The bee was a symbol of Emperor Napoleon, oak leaves for victory. <a href="https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/napoleon-and-the-bee/">https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/napoleon-and-the-bee/</a></p>
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Court suit, First Empire, 19th century.

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<li><p>Self promotion is allowed in comments only. This includes instagram handles, blogs, etsy stores, other subreddits, etc. </p></li>
<li><p>SFW stuff only please. For our purposes we will allow mild simulated gore as SFW. If in doubt, label it NSFW. Need somewhere to post something racy and home-made? <a href="http://www.reddit.com/r/nsfwcosplay/">/r/nsfwcosplay</a> would love you.</p></li>
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<li><p>Submissions are not limited to film and theatre costumes. Please feel free to post cosplay, Halloween costumes, exceptional historical artifacts, bold fashion pieces, and close-up detail shots of fine work.</p></li>
<li><p>Submissions should be considered based on merit, not based on how clever the idea is or how sexy the model looks. Low-effort costumes will be removed at mod&#39;s discretion.</p></li>
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