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Cosplayer Setra > Costume of Akuramu (Harukanaru Toki no Naka de)
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- Series
- Harukanaru Toki no Naka de
- Character
- Akuramu
- Special Variation:
- Haruka 1/Hachiyousho Version
- Year Completed:
- 2013
- Construction Difficulty:
- Difficult
- Awards
- 3rd Place Master Craftsmanship (NDK 2006), Best Group Costume (YCon 2010)
- Costume worn at:
- Anime Expo 2005
- FanimeCon 2006
- Nan Desu Kan 2006
- Yaoi-con 2010
About this Costume
- Construction Details:
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Started: Winter 2004
Completed: July 2005
Modified: May 2006
Worn at: Anime Expo 2005, Fanime 2006, Nan Desu Kan 2006, Anime Detour 2007, YaoiCon 2010 (Worn by Ladyofthegate)
Parts Made: Everything above the ankles.
New Skills: machine applique (with gold lame), sculpting with craft porcelain, stuffed animal head and boas modification.
Awarded: Third Place Master's Craftmanship (Nan Desu Kan 2006), Best Group Costume (With Haruka 2 Version) YaoiCon 2010
Babble:
Akram is still absolutely one of my favorite costumes to wear. It's very warm, fairly comfortable, and makes the whole world seem distant and like nothing can harm me, including stage fright.
The robe is also in the running for the single most beautiful thing I've ever created. I adore it.
The applique is gold lame and black satin on red faux-linen using metallic gold and silver threads. The under layers are crepe and satin, both full length before I knew how to really make kimono and both have been modified for other theatrical uses between wearings of the costume. The hakama is a skirt hakama rather than the kind with legs and is made of casa crepe with the pleats pressed in so hard that they probably wouldn't come out if I tried. Fluffy the Demon Pony is a stuffed head that I patterned myself made of low-pile plush furs (velboa and a flat fold), attached to a long full black boa. The boa /still/ sheds color after six years and a full washing. - Personal Thoughts:
- Akram was a return to doing costumes entirely for me. I had several years of groups and pairs, and while I loved many of those costumes, making Akram was for ME. I love villains, I love his voice actor, and I loved all the colors and details on this costume design.
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