The Pirate's Swag

Kylee doing a costume contest-thing? 

Well by golly, of course I’ll enter that. I’m a costume design student after all, and how can I not accept that challenge?

Of course it’s Steampunk. I know that there’s been a few people already sending her Steampunk outfits, but I decided to go with a little bit more historical. 
(That is to say, it’s totally still Steampunk and don’t go time traveling to 1870s wearing this. Really)

I definitely put more effort into this than I should have, even though I’m no pro at digital art. I hope she likes it!

This is the second photo of me that was taken, this one I don’t like QUITE as much but hey! It’s still beautiful!

That parasol I bought specifically for Steampunk at a Renaissance festival. The lace Jabot I made myself without a pattern, and I really need to glue something back on that peacock feather. I’m thinking a bunch of cogs, but I’m not sure yet.

I made sure my costume was very versatile, I wore a corset with it but I brought a leather vest juuust in case. I had the headband in case the hat fell off (Which it did A LOT) and a fan in case it was hot, the parasol in case it was cool.

I come extra prepared. Derp. 

I went to a murder mystery party on Friday with a bunch of other friends… But I had NO IDEA that the parents of the one hosting it was actually a photographer. 

I saw this and another photo on Facebook and just about died because of the quality. Also me in Steampunk getup. That’s always a plus.

My character was the Steampunk companion of The Doctor, a cute little crazy girl. It was tons of fun! c:

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redribbonroses:

rude

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hubasmind:

Must reblog.

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embryogenesis:

STEAMCITY by ~Remton

I really like these Steampunky atmosphere pictures. It makes it almost feel like the world of Steampunk was real, that we are looking at a photograph of what IS. 

Maybe I’m just a dreamer like that. 

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Artist Unknown

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Tiny Victorian Cottage

With only $3000 on renovation and furniture, Sandra Foster transformed a Catskills hunting cabin into this romantic 9-by-14-foot Victorian cottage. She did all the carpentry work herself, using vintage columns, flooring and wavy glass windows. via nytimes

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owls don’t need to eat mouses when there is tea to be had

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