Frequently Asked Questions


 
Cosplay - Costume Play.

Question:
"What is cosplay?"

Answer:
Cosplay - born in the minds of TV viewers, torn from the pages of comic books, spun out of Mom's old sewing machine, paraded up and down convention halls; and now, brewing up a tiny, little storm in the realms of modeling, entertainment, fashion and American media.

The word "cosplay" is a Japanese-invented term: derived from English, inherited by the Japanese, and delivered right back to us only to roll off our native tongues minus the charming accent (pronounced 'kosupure'). When fused together it combines the words, "costume" and "play". In short, cosplay is just another way of saying "dressing up as your favorite character for fun". It began as a mid-80's convention buzzword, which eventually grew to define the present trend of fan costuming (and original works) which we enjoy today thanks to the inspiration of entertainment and the gatherings that fuel this underground art movement.

"Why cosplay?"

That's simple. Its fun!


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Materials - Wings

Question:
"What are your wings made of?"

Answer:
I use a strong, coated wire for the frame. The material or fabric that I use to cover the wings is made of either organza or cellophane.To view my tutorial section here


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Construction - Wings, costumes and accessories

Question:
"How do you make your wings, costumes and accessories?"

Answer:
All of the products we offer have had a lot of time, effort and experimentation put into their making. We encourage you to do the same which is exactly why we want to help. Please visit our tutorial section by clicking here.


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Orders - Taking custom orders

Question:
"Do you take custom orders?"

Answer:
Yes, we absolutely do! For more info on that, please visit our Custom Order page under the Store section by clicking here.


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Pics - Obtaining permission

Question:
"Can I use your picture for...?"

Answer:
Yes, as long as you let us know where and how you will be using it and that you make sure to give us credit by adding our link.

To arrange the "non-commercial" use of a photo or image, you can contact us directly by sending your e-mail query to this address with the following subject header.

E-mail: Lillyxandra
Subject: Non-Commercial Use

On the other hand, the commercial use of a photo or image is something we would probably need to discuss in greater detail. For more info on that, please visit our Advertisement page under the Booking section by clicking here.

Or, you can contact us directly by sending your e-mail query to this address with the following subject header.

E-mail: Lillyxandra
Subject: Advertisement


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