The #CostumeCouture: 60 Years of #CosProp exhibit at the #FashionTextileMusem was delicious! I’m so happy I made it to London to see it before it ended.
Pictured here:
1. “A Room with a View (1985)
2. “Victoria” (2016-2019)
3. “Sense and Sensibility” (1995)
4. “Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein” (1994)

A little over a week ago I was overjoyed to see the fabulous #Cosprop exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum in London. It was like seeing old friends! Why hello Monsieur #Poirot! And hello #ElizabethBennet and #MrDarcy! What a delight ❤️ So many detailed & beautifully executed pieces.

Day dress (tea gown/ flying dress look) in blue velvet and silk, worn by Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet) in the film Titanic (1997), costume design by Deborah Lynn Scott. Bag, necklace and earrings. (Loan Roberto Minozzo).

Here's the dress Kate Winslet wore in the famous 'flying scene' at the prow of the ship with Leonardo Di Caprio.
Details in alt text.
#FashionHistory #cosprop

A photograph of one of the white cotton costumes worn by Helena Bonham Carter in A Room With a View with a still from the movie in the background

One of John Bright’s early designs from the 1850s and I forgot to note the name of the production!

A detail of a costume from Jefferson in Paris worn by Greta Scaachi with some embroidered waistcoat samples in the background

A montage of costumes from Downton Abbey, a garment from each of the main Crawley family members

What a pleasure it was to visit the exhibition celebrating the work of John Bright and #cosprop in the #fashiontextilemuseum yesterday. The details in their costumes are always a joy and seeing them at such close quarters too @falmouthuniversity.bsky.social #FashionHistory 🗃️🪡

A trio of 1920s garments consisting of a blue dress and jacket, a velvet evening coat and a white wedding dress, all costumes on display at the Fashion and Textile Museum

A promotional photograph for The House of Eliot, the TV show set in the 1920s. The photograph shows the characters, sisters Beatrice and Evangeline in 1920s clothes

I loved The House of Eliot back in the day, a TV show about sisters starting their own fashion house in London in the #1920s. It was lovely to see some of the show’s costumes #fashiontextilemuseum today at the #Cosprop. Of which more tomorrow #FashionHistory 🗃️🪡

The red ensemble is Nastassja Kinski’s costume from Tess… @fashiontextilemuseum #tess #nastassjakinski #costumecouture #cosprop

And I was in Bermondsey to see the Costume Couture exhibition at the Fashion + Textile Museum… @fashiontextilemuseum #costumecouture #cosprop

道具製作《サイレントヒルf-常喜寿幸》Mask
#silenthillf #サイレントヒルf #狐面の男 #常喜寿幸 #coser #cosplay #コスプレイヤー #道具製作 #コスプレ道具 #コスプリ #cosprop #cosplaywip

道具製作《ダンダダン-白鳥愛羅 変身》Mask
#ダンダダン #白鳥愛羅 #coser #cosplay #コスプレイヤー #道具製作 #コスプレ道具 #コスプリ #cosprop #cosplaywip

道具製作《Panty& Stocking -Panty》gun
#パンティストッキング #pantyandstocking #ハンディ #panty #cosplay #コスプレイヤー #コスプレ道具 #コスプリ #cosplay #cosprop

Yeah, I might finish making all gold saints helmets...

#saintseiya #blender #brart #cosprop #cosplay #touro

This fancy dress from our collection is presumably based on this ‚Pierrette‘ fashion plate from January 1884 ‚Der Bazar‘ that was also featured in ‚La Mode Illustrée‘ as ‚Folie‘ (Folly). #1880sfancydress #historyofdress #costumehistory #victorianfancydress #fancydressinspiration #cosprop

Thanks for sharing, it was lovely to see this concept used recently by the designer Alex Byrne on her fabulous production of Emma, we made several outfits at #cosprop for the show that made use of this inspiration from our collection.

Final update on the weapon prop commission! Took about a week and a half and I enjoyed doing the paint-job so much!

If anyone is looking to get a cosplay prop or even artwork l, feel free to hit me up!

#eldenring #bladeofcalling #propbuilding #cosprop #commission