Superheroes will look fantastic on your legs. These elastic tights feature Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, Black Canary, and more. You only need a cape to complete the outfit or maybe a black tank top or baggy t-shirt. They don’t have Spider-Man even though the title mentions the character, but I think that’s for the best since these tights already have enough going on.
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Voldemort is scary enough. You add zombie style make up, and he becomes downright terrifying. I even see a little Joker in this spooky costume from the Harry Potter universe.
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Are you ready to be dazzled by yet another awesome Warhammer 40K costume? We recently featured a Captain Septimus Tancred design and we were blown away by it, and now there’s this equally cool one by Henrik Pilerud. This is a Marine Blood Angels Tactical Sergeant, 7th company, 9th squad costume. Pilerud carefully assembled the armor over four months; he estimated it took 300 hours. It’s about 7 feet tall and weighs 55 pounds. Wow. Getting dressed in the costume isn’t easy either. It takes 15 minutes and he requires help getting in and out of the foam armor.
The quality of the costume is top notch. Just look at all the details with the weathering, the paint, and the little touches. It’s freaking amazing.
Check out a video of the costume in action after the break.
If you can’t choose which Star Trek crew you like the most, this t-shirt is for you. This design by Paige Carpenter features every crew all the way from The Original Series to the 2009 J. J. Abrams film. I love seeing all the different uniform styles!
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Sloths don’t move fast. If they spoke, the word quick wouldn’t even be in their vocabulary. However, the internet loves them. You can embrace their attitude by wearing these knee high purple socks. They’re perfect for lounging on your couch and being lazy. Alternatively, you could teach those sloths a thing or two by wearing the socks while running.
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Jessica Rabbit is just one of those costumes that will always attract attention. The dress has a provocative cut, she’s a redhead, and the list goes on. Cosplayer and model Kay Pike definitely fits into the shoes of the cartoon character from Roger Rabbit. She could stop traffic with this costume. Wow.
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Ready to make your footsteps sound more ominous? Designer Kobi Levi is here to help. He’s come up with a Witch-Craft line of heels inspired by Disney’s villains. The gorgeous shoes carry the themes and colors of the baddest antagonists in the realm. He’s based designs on the Evil Queen, Maleficent (my favorite), and Ursula. There’s a lot to adore but in my opinion, the best part about these shoes are the side profiles. Check out the photos after the break to see what I mean.
Harley Quinn manages to be cute as a button despite her mean streak. You can emulate some of her spunk with this red and black tank dress from Stylin Online. If you want to push the jester look over the edge, pair the top with these Harley tights.
See the back of the dress after the break.
If you adore the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, why not invite them to get comfortable? They climb right up this turtle green t-shirt and down the invisible manhole in your pocket. Hope you’ve got pizza for them!
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You can design a TARDIS dress to suit any occasion. Bridgette made this lovely gown to wear to the Southern California Renaissance Faire. I love the badge style ribbon she made for St. John’s and the key around her neck. I bet all the knights tried to woo her for companionship.
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