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Casual Cosplay

Character-Inspired Fashion You Can Wear Anywhere

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Add a little magic to your every day with this spot-on guide to casual cosplay.
Have you ever wanted to dress up as your favorite character for a movie premiere, party, school dance, or work event, but couldn't wear a costume? Or been Disney-bound and wanted to get into the spirit without violating the park rules? Never fear! True superfans show their love through the art of casual cosplay—styling regular street clothes to resemble a character or share the vibe of a favorite franchise.

Join style maven Krystal Everdeen and friends as they channel not only classic Disney characters, but also Pixar, Marvel, Harry Potter, and Star Wars too. Packed with beautiful four-color photos, shopping lists, and styling tips, this step-by-step guide helps you create your own looks at home by pulling pieces from your closet, scouring vintage and resale stores, and adding inexpensive basics. So whether you're headed to Dapper Day, a comic book convention, or just the corner store, Casual Cosplay has everything you need to wear your fandom on your sleeve.
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      May 1, 2021
      Whether intended for a fandom convention, a Halloween party, or Disneybounding (the non-costume type of costumes adults are limited to at the theme parks), quick and thematic outfits don't have to be extravagant or expensive to evoke the feel of classic characters. Here, Everdeen compiles a wealth of ideas for dressing like favorite Disney, Harry Potter, Pixar, Star Wars, DC, Marvel, and cartoon characters. Instead of recreating the costumes down to specific details like strict cosplay would, these ideas are based in color schemes and signature pieces. For example, Mary Poppins must have an umbrella, white-clad Princess Leia needs her buns, and carrying a dinglehopper (aka a fork) elevates a teal skirt and purple top into an Ariel outfit from The Little Mermaid. Full-color photographs offer plenty of ideas, and while the costumes tend toward the feminine, plenty of male characters and masculine dressing options are also included. An approachable and fun addition.

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