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CosBlog #39: Serah Farron By Tomoyo Chan
A simple looking costume isn’t always a simple endeavor. As impressive as Tomoyo Chan’s sewing skills are, so are the wig styling, makeup, and photos from her Final Fantasy XIII tribute – having found the perfect futuristic setting for her shoot. Check out the gallery of photos below.
Who: The Character
Serah from Final Fantasy XIII
Why: The Decision
She looks sweet, nice, and cute. Her costume looks like a future school girl uniform and I wanted to make a casual costume.
What: The Process
The costume took me about two weeks. It's not as easy as it looks! The hardest tasks was the top, I think, but the silk vest was also very hard. It has to have a precise shape, and silk is very hard to cut regardless.
Where and When: The Debut
The photoshoot is at the modern district of Paris: La Défense. Here there are towers, gardens and places which make you feel in the future, perfect for a Final Fantasy XIII costume!
Links: The Cosplayer
You can find me on my blog and on cosplay.com
The Gallery
Miss the past few CosBlogs? Check out the CosBlog Hub for a full archive and information on how to submit a costume of your own.
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