Don M.'s Pixie Costume
Don M. Made this Pixie Costume using Brown crushed velvet lycra, variegated green chiffon.
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11 comments
Excellent costume, subject AND use of appropriate fabric to create a really authentic looking pixie! Congratulations, Don!
I rate this a full 5 for choice of fabric, design, subject and photography!
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Excellent costume, perfect subject AND use of appropriate fabric to create a really authentic looking pixie! Great photography too! Well done, Don.
I appreciate that these are not the typical wings many costumers use, Don made his own shape, which is why I love fantasy costuming so much. Very nice, love the mood of the photo, no pun intended.
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I love the colors and fabrics. Great design Uncle Don!
Love the sleeves and corset. Great fit and it hangs beautifully!! Fabulous design – and quite original with the butterflies on the sleeves. Love it!
Like your vesion, a little more modest length in the dress, also butterfly sleeve nails the femininity and innocense. Like that she is sitting on the bough of the branch in the woodland setting in deep contemplation. Absolutely beautiful!
Fairyland magic! Don’s design is totally original yet captures distant childhood memories from storybook illustrations. The hood with its fruits of the forest blend the character into the woods beyond, and the long, crimped hair and bare feet portray a certain innocence.Here i Feel that Don has given considerable thought to how the garment is portrayed and combined a fairy-like chiffon with the more earthly crushed velvet.
Dawn Cloake