Amunet (Assassin's Creed II) @ AMA 2010

I really enjoyed playing the Assassin's Creed series. Personally, I liked Altair better than Ezio. (Ezio is pretty stupid, imo.) But I have no confidence in pulling off Altair. But there are a few female assassins in Assassin's Creed 2. A couple who are not "courtesans" even! Iltani's outfit had a neckline that was a bit too low for my taste so I settled on Amunet.

Reworn @ Otakon 2010

photo credit: Lisa? on my camera

Déjà (Halo: Fall of Reach) @ AMA 2010

photo credit: me (lol bad photoshop edits)

I made this costume before the Fall of Reach: Bootcamp comic came out and based it on the description in the book.

The appearance of a Greek goddess: barefoot, wrapped in the toga, motes of light dancing about her luminous white hair and holds a clay tablet in her left hand.

Mix for Cherry Blossom Tea at National Cathedral

photo credit: kalisafish on my camera

-Takuya ANGEL tops

-Jolie Chose Ponies skirt

-Secret Shop shoes

rest offbrand

BtSSB Ribbon Cream for Alice in Wonderland

photo credit: Diane

-BtSSB Ribbon Cream OP

-Secret Shop shoes

Naoya Kirihaya (Night Head Genesis) @ Katsucon 2010

Nii-san!

Closet cosplay.

I love the protective older brother/gentle younger brother dynamic (no, not incest - don't like the incest - just the pure agape/philia love). So cute!

Reworn for AMA 2010

photo credit: tripod

Carrier Loli for Lolita Fashion Show @ Katsucon 2010

photo credit: Spooky Electric, Neoqueenhoneybee

-F+F Sailor dress

-Ling Lam RHS

rest offbrand

That awkward feeling when you're saluting for a photo and actual Naval officers walk by... (They were also at the Gaylord for a formal event.)

Miku Hatsune PoPiPo vers. (Vocaloid) @ Katsucon 2010

photo credit: myself, Spooky Electric

I wanted to like Vocaloid but couldn't really get "into" it. But PoPiPo totally charmed me! I mean, how can you not love a song about vegetable juice? YOU MUST HAVE SOME RIGHT NOW!

Yes. Green juice is my favorite. /endorsement.

Reworn @ Chibi*con 2010

photo credit: Adam Howell, Briana Molina