I had to take some medallions apart and rearrange them to get the proper look of a Royal Princess. I was so heavily inspired by the latest Victoria's Secret runway show ~ all the models had such stunning ostrich feather wings! The lace medallions were purchased from a myriad of sources, but mostly from ( ) who is wonderful! I hand painted each piece using Lumiere gold fabric paint so that each piece was equal in color. I bought a TON of ostrich feathers from this gentleman *he's incredibly reliable!* ( ). The straps wrap around part of the wire of the wings and prevents them from becoming lopsided from all the weight. Besides adding tracts in the back of my corset, I also added two small straps with snaps on the ends. The brooch is purchased from Charming Charlies-one of my uber favorite stores! The wings were made using JiaJem's fabulous wing tutorial ( /tutorials/wings/ ).
#Princess celestia costume free
The collar is free drafted using excess fabric from one of the bust straps (bridal satin, printed bridal satin, chiffon) with chiffon trim (the same chiffon trim from my Kirakishou costume) topped with eyelet lace that I threaded metallic gold ribbon through. The outside of the bodice has a base layer of bridal satin, then either a printed bridal satin or plain white satin, then topped with white chiffon. The lining is plain bridal satin, with steel wire boning. I cut off the saran wrap, annotated which piece corresponded to which part of the pattern (also made notes how much seam allowance to add) and cut them all out. I literally wrapped my torso in saran wrap, used a light colored sharpie to draw where I wanted the seams to go, then went over the better ones with a darker sharpie. The bodice was free drafted using these two tutorials ( ) and ( ). The top half moon skirt is the same white bridal satin as the underskirt, with lace hand stitched on. I cut it out, used a solder tool to heat cauter the ends, rolled the hem and added on the lace. I ironed in the pleats, then top stitched them so they would retain their shape. The bottom of the half moon skirts was printed bridal fabric. Yes, most of my 20’s were spent dancing through the night to phat House music, so this costume does have a raver-esque feel to it. I designed the dress with an exaggerated A-line silhouette, to give it a clubby feel. The underskirt was from my original Princess Celestia (now destroyed to make this new costume) and was originally created from the Green Pepper Ice Skating Pattern ( /0… ). Princess Celestia My Little Pony Costume Here you see all the components of the costume.
(WEAR GEL PADS! THEY SAVE YOUR FEET!) The entire outfit was heavily inspired by a Le Chat De Neige dollfie outfit I saw here ( /6/leg… ). I bought them from a little corner shop somewhere in Austin, then took the scissors to them to get rid of all the extra straps and embellishments it had. Shoes are the same gold shoes I use for Angel!Panty. She's strong, kind and an accomplished leader, traits I admire heavily! I'm hoping we'll see more of her and her royal counterparts in future seasons!
I'm still a very huge fan of Princess Celestia from My Little Pony Friendship is Magic! I know she's not getting a lot of play in the current season, but I still admire her love and her strength.
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