Rogue from The Xmen

[FiresprayPilot]

Just awesome all around! :thumbsup

 

[Meades]

a seriously cool leather JJ, if i were a girl i'd wear it all the time lol

 

[igs]

yeah the jacket sets it apart from other rogue's out there

 

[pbryantknight]

That looks awesome!!

The costumes great too

Seriously though, i agree with the Jacket. The last 2 Rogues i seen in person didn't have the Jacket and i think that's what sets yours apart.

Peter

 

[Onkelpsycho]

Very nice... But after all I'm more a fan of the movie rogue (Anna Paquin), but still a great job...

 

[Getoninja]

awesome!

 

[Little Loki]

this is very awesome love rogue she is my fav too

 

[amaya]

thanks, y'all! The jacket was definitely what I wanted to nail-- it's such a cornerstone to the costume and while there's some things I want to finish on it (buckles and the like) I am wicked in love with the shap.

 

[brandomack]

Very nice. What a wonderful Rogue, Thanks for sharing!

 

[kalissuperman]

you look fantastic. its like Rouge jumped right off the page. great job

 

[Batman178]

Fantastic job!

 

[Darth Mule]

I think this is my favorite Rogue so far!

 

[GunMetalArmor]

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I'm slowly posting up the various favorites I have for the costumes I've done, and this definitely ranks up there. With the wig I wanted to try and go for something a bit more modern while still having the huge amount of volume that Rogue's hair has had in the past-- so for that reason, the wig's actually two wigs, layered together with the bulk of the white wig bundled up under a secondary wig cap and the second hand sewn down. It makes for the volume, easier cleaning and maintance.

The spandex suit itself was easy to make-- matte spandex, piping, and all the materials were something around 30 dollars. The Jacket I patterned off based off of an earlier pattern (tailored in for fit, drafted a new collar, and rose the hem to be a bolero as opposed to a blazer) patches are simply scrap pieces of fabric with heat-n-bond.

Rogue has always been one of my absolute favorites in the comics and was a costume I waited to do until I felt I could really achieve everything to the level I wanted. The jacket, by far, is my favorite part.

Hello,

I really like your costume I was wondering if you could maybe give me some pointers. I told my gf that I would dress up as gambit and she would be rogue of course. Can you tell me where you bought the spandex suit and how you combined it with green. Details plz

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I'm slowly posting up the various favorites I have for the costumes I've done, and this definitely ranks up there. With the wig I wanted to try and go for something a bit more modern while still having the huge amount of volume that Rogue's hair has had in the past-- so for that reason, the wig's actually two wigs, layered together with the bulk of the white wig bundled up under a secondary wig cap and the second hand sewn down. It makes for the volume, easier cleaning and maintance.

The spandex suit itself was easy to make-- matte spandex, piping, and all the materials were something around 30 dollars. The Jacket I patterned off based off of an earlier pattern (tailored in for fit, drafted a new collar, and rose the hem to be a bolero as opposed to a blazer) patches are simply scrap pieces of fabric with heat-n-bond.

Rogue has always been one of my absolute favorites in the comics and was a costume I waited to do until I felt I could really achieve everything to the level I wanted. The jacket, by far, is my favorite part.

Hello,

I really like your costume I was wondering if you could maybe give me some pointers. I told my gf that I would dress up as gambit and she would be rogue of course. Can you tell me where you bought the spandex suit and how you combined it with green. Details plz

 

[last]

everything looks great. i agree with everyone else, the jacket sets it apart. but the suit is perfect too.