Saturday at Costume College was another great day for seeing lovely costumes! I spent a lot of time chatting, taking photos, and browsing the marketplace. I would have taken more classes, but never underestimate how long it takes to make several costume changes, and feed yourself in between!
I had been thinking of taking the “Haslam System” classes, but slept in, and took my time getting dressed and socializing. Saturday morning I wore my Game of Thrones Kings Landing dress.
In the middle of the day I attended my limited class “Mysterious Illusions: Creating Seamless Lace Garments,” taught by Rory Cunningham. I also wandered around and ran into many lovely garments, such as these bustle dresses by Merja, Elizabeth, and Jen.
There were mermaids by the pool, and Kim helped one back into the water.
I was very excited to see Jenny Rose’s black chemise gown, since I have been planning to make one of my own. I loved making my white chemise so much I want more in other colors!
Before changing into my gala dress for the evening I had one last outfit change: getting into my AAGPBL Kenosha Comets baseball uniform with my teammate Monica!
There were many stunning gowns at the Gala and in the line on the way in. Natalie’s gold and black teens dress is just like a fashion plate!
This Queen of Hearts costume was really awesome in person.
Lauren and Kaila looked so pretty in their 18th century gowns.
Kendra’s court gown was just faaabulous.
And the other court gowns in attendance were quite lovely, too!
At the Gala dinner there were these kooky flower costumes.
I really liked the use of beetle wings on this gown.
The green and black looked great together, and the silhouette is just perfect!
For the Gala dinner I wore my silk chemise a la reine. I forgot to bring along my blue book, to appear more like the portrait the dress is based on, so I used the purse I had for my Friday Night Social outfit. My wig got a little smashed on the trip down, but I like how the whole ensemble turned out. I am looking forward to making more chemise dresses in various colors of cotton voile!
More photos from Saturday can be seen on Flickr.
Your hair pieces gets better and better. Hurrah!
Thanks Kim! Now if I could only figure out how to do my real hair!
Love love love the chemise gown!! You look so ethereal and so like the inspiration!!! Your King’s Landing dress is incredible too!! What fun!
Blessings!
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Thank you Gina! You are very kind!
Hi, I’m the mystery girl in the bustle dress above! (little wave!)
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Hello Elizabeth! Thanks for clearing up the mystery! I’ve updated the post.
Spectacular and it looks like you guys are having so much fun doing what you love.
Costume College is always a grand time! I’m glad you enjoyed the pictures.
Everything looks great! I have really got to go to Costume College next year…
Oh you definitely should! It’s a wonderful time.
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