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1940s Bat-Print Dress

Posted on February 11, 2021 by Trystan L. Bass
1940s bat-print dress fabric

The global pandemic, quarantine, lockdown, and all that really put a damper on my creativity and any interest or motivation I had to sew. I had one spurt of sewing-related energy back in April 2020, and I made this 1940s retro pattern, Butterick 6266, in bat-print fabric. All stash materials except for the belt buckle,

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Posted in 20th Century | Tags: 1940s, CorpGoth, fabric, finished costume, twisted historical |

Costume College 2019 – 15th Anniversary Edition

Posted on August 16, 2019 by Trystan L. Bass
Costume College 2019 - shoes

Meaning, my 15th year of attending CoCo. OMG, yes, it’s true. Back in 2004, I randomly decided to fly solo (literally) to this L.A. area event that I’d heard about from fellow members of the local Greater Bay Area Costumer’s Guild. I’d been to Costume-Cons and SF/F cons before, but I knew nothing of Costume

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RuPaul’s DragCon 2018 Report

Posted on May 18, 2018 by Trystan L. Bass

My motto for this website and all my dress-up endeavors has long been, “We’re born naked, everything else is a costume,” which is a paraphrase of RuPaul’s “We’re born naked, everything else is drag.” Because Mama Ru and I have the same philosophy that all the clothes / makeup / hairstyle / etc. we garb

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Posted in Drag, Events | Tags: bling, CorpGoth, cross-dressing, drag queen, Leonard, pro tip, shopping, travel, wigs, yaaaaaas queen | 3 Comments |

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