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Empresses in the Palace-Inspired Outfit

Posted on August 14, 2019 by Trystan L. Bass
Empresses of the Palace cosplay - Chinese 18th-century costume - Costume College 2019

For several years, I’d planned to recreate a costume like those worn in the Chinese TV drama The Empresses in the Palace (2015), aka The Legend of Zhen Huan (2011). I reviewed the shortened Netflix version of the series for Frock Flicks and was in love with the costumes, of course. Based a smidge of

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Posted in 19th Century | Tags: Chinese, costume college, media reproduction, procrastination, video, wigs |

Procrastination, I haz it

Posted on June 24, 2011 by Trystan
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Gah, I’ve been SUCH a slacker this week. I have so much work to do on Leonard’s outfit, yet I utterly failed to work on it after Tuesday night. Partly, I blame illness, mostly, I blame laziness. It’s worse than laziness, actually. It’s that horrible overwhelmed feeling I get when a project has so many

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Slow sewing

Posted on September 15, 2010 by Trystan

[Insert interlude where Cynthia came over and convinced me I could squeeze a bodice and skirt out of my mere 3 yards of pink/white stripey fabric. She helped me fit the bodice pattern and piece one sleeve, literally a handful of scraps were left.] During the week, I did go sew on the sleeves of

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