#bridgerton cosplay

[fitrahgolden]

Finished my Kate Sharma "Ladies Do Not Hunt" costume! I hope the weather lets us shoot it this weekend 🐝

[bubbleteycosplay]

My Penelope Featherington Cosplay fom Bridgerton

[niccoughlan]

I might just be a tasteful bitch and the season’s diamond 💎

dress - $12 on poshmark

undershirt with mesh polka dot sleeves - $7 on shein

headpiece - $4 on shein

shawl - $5 on shein

tights and shoes tbd and will be improved. may cut a portion of the shirt to better match daphne’s neckline. i also have the blue ribbon necklace at home courtesy of jewelsthroughtime on etsy.

@tolyasword & @emberlumen & @heybourne & @bobfloydsbabe & @selinasdalton & @anyajoyed & @lavenderhazemv

[wikitpowers]

I LOVED THE JEMMA painting headcanon you have!!!! I just love how lovesick Julian is for EVERYTHING Emma does.

My fav HC of theirs is that they are so synced they are almost telepathic. They’re not, but they know each other so well and can sense each other so well it’s almost like they are. 🤪

Another fav HC is that they share skincare products. Emma got really invested in skincare during quarantine, and what Emma does Julian wants to test out as well. And he got super invested as well ever since.

What do you think r their favourite tv shows, books they bonded over /hated in 2023? 🤭

oh the skincare hc had me thinking jules would definitely wear those cute fluffy headbands with a pink bow on it to keep his hair back :') they definitely have spa/self-care date nights

emma's favourite tv show is probably something action related like ninja warrior so she can check out different fighting moves (but also she just finds it entertaining as hell, we love a badass queen)

julian 100% watches the great british bake off

as for together, they probably watch the haunting of bly manor and talk about how they "relate" lmaoao

ALSO I AM CONVINCED THEY WATCH BRIDGERTON TOGETHER AND ROOT FOR ALL THE COUPLES ESPECIALLY COLIN AND PENELOPE BC FRIENDS-TO-LOVERS TROPE AM I RIGHT😗✌🏼️

[ooops-i-arted]

Someone once commented that my Bilbo cosplay was "very gender" and that's honestly the best way to put it. I love the way I look and feel in this - even if it's gotten tighter than it was ten years ago. 😅 (Although without the coat, the tight vest makes me feel like a Regency romance leading man lol.)

[crossingdesigns]

bridgerton dresses ✿ by tapir.isle on ig

[rwoh]

your regency sailor moon dress is soso cool, you look so pretty! I'm always so impressed by people who sew entire dresses its insanely cool to me

Thank you!

I will now explain how I did it.

the above pattern is the original pattern I was given by my friend Sofie, and the reversed extended part is the adjustments I made in order to make it fit my bust (you need to extend it vertical more that horizontal).

I made two layers, the sheer chiffon layer and the opaque cream satin. I made the sleeves out of the same pattern and then using hexagons folded them into points which I arranged underneath the neckline bias and machine sewed on like this:

I recommend using hand felling to finish the seams on the inside, but I used French seams to finish the sleeves and arm scythes. I ended up hand finishing the inside of the neckline because I didn't want it showing on the outside, this was meant to be a more historically accurate version of the serenity dress.

Then I added a waistband the size of my waist and onto the waistband pleated 4m of both the cream fabric and chiffon (I pleated about 1m into 15cm either side of the back of the dress, and distributed the rest equally to taste in the front).

I decided the waistband was too thick, and shortened it, and then added a pink waistband that I handsewed on for the effect I wanted. Here's after I hemmed both the inner and outer layer of the skirt.

I then used made it lace up in the back using ties that extended from the neckline so it came together in the back like this:

I then used hot glue to customise these shoes and made a matching bag out of scrap and pearl chain I found in a charity shop that I also used to make some jewellery

I also ordered a parasol, gloves, and Kanekalon (to make the braids) from amazon to complete the look! My hair is my own save for the buns and braids on the pigtails. I was going to a ball, I didn't particularly want to be dealing with the mess of a wig so I went for extensions.

happy dancing!

[letmelickyoureyeballs]

Does anyone on here know any good stores to buy Renaissance and/or Regency(Bridgerton) costumes/pieces? Doublets, waistcoats, trousers, riding boots, tailcoats, etc? Specifically for someone on the shorter scale of things.

[justluchettathatisall]

Today the cosplay is Queen Charlotte of Brigerton

[fitrahgolden]

"Ladies do not hunt." "Do not, or are not allowed to?"

Photography by Honey and Heather Photo

Costume by me (@playingincostume on IG) and my mother.

[pegfabulous]

Fancy Some Drama | A Historical Fiction Lover's Dream

Scrolling through Facebook, as I am likely to do when I’m bored, I came upon an ad for a company that was, for a change, worth noting. The first thing about the ad that caught my eye was this dress! Then, the discounted pricing. This store is a historical fiction lover’s dream, as well as those who love to cosplay these amazing dramas! From Bridgerton to Outlander, this website has everything…

[saradujour]

Bridgerton costume - ig: sarabynight

[sydrelx]

One of my friends said the look is giving “the chaotic neutral secondborn who doesn’t have to be king so they just ride their horse around and stumble upon maidens in hijinks”

[rainbow-arrow]

Listen tumblr gave me polls and i am here to just never make a decision for myself ever again. but first. fic options.

[thatjessiwills]

Dearest Reader

Anyone else OBSESSED with Bridgerton? We have had so much fun at Netflix's Bridgerton Experience in the AMAZING gown made by TooDarling Boutique

Featuring Tory Hatcher, Tory Vagasy and Jessi Wills

[norcalbruja]

Project Beginning: Adapting an Ancient Greek chiton to Regency style, plus incorporating Filipino patterns.

(Main text is copied from my own Reddit post, on the off-chance that anyone does a Google search and worries about plagiarism.)

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So I'm a very rusty cosplayer who's heading to the Bridgerton Experience in August, and I was brushing up on Regency styles for my outfit. As many reenactors know, Regency folks were big fans of "Grecian style" clothing and hairstyles, and why not? Ancient Greece had a lot of lovely draping/fluid garments, so I was thinking of literally just making an Ancient Greek peplos and tailoring the sleeves/skirt for more shape.

The last time I sewed anything outside of fixing normal clothes was at a cosplay convention before the pandemic. That was a Moana cosplay, since I'd originally planned on that being my "easy and fun getup before I test out things with patterns or heavy shaping" project, so I'd say "basic hand-sewing and light embroidery" is the level of my sewing skills right now. Which is partly why I signed up for a Bridgerton-themed event for my SECOND "easy outfit to get back into sewing" project, since Regency loves its minimalist clothing. Heavy sigh at the state of the world right now.

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This article in particular has a lot of great pictures comparing Ancient Greek to Regency clothes: https://sharonlathanauthor.com/grecian-influence-on-regency-fashion

I also know that the Bridgerton Experience is not a "proper" reenactment type of event, and since I heard Season 2 of Bridgerton has part-Indian characters, I was thinking of using precolonial Filipino patterns or tattoo-inspired motifs somewhere on the dress! Not using traditional FABRIC, though--the companies I've found for that are in the Philippines or across the country, and with the pandemic screwing up logistics, I'm going to buy things as "close to my area" as possible.

Filipino weaving and tattoo motifs tend to be geometric, so replacing Ancient-Greek hem and sleeve designs with Filipino ones seems like it would fit right in, but traditional Filipino tattoos are blackwork (check out Lane Wilcken's tattooing work on his public page https://www.facebook.com/filipinotattoosancienttomodern ), so I'm definitely going to use a lighter pastel/earthtone color as the main dress to "soften things up."

For the first step, I'm just going to buy some muslin this week or next week and start draping/pinning a peplos for the overdress (Found a great instruction article at this link https://web.archive.org/web/20151105022544/http://www.dl.ket.org/latin1/things/romanlife/greekdress.htm ), and I'll either buy a shift or start drafting out a chiton for the underdress.