Me (Harley) and a friend at ConQuesT 33, a science fiction convention
in Kansas City, Missouri, 2002. I did both these costumes, adapting other
patterns I had to suit. Harley's hood and booties I made up from scratch.
Ivy's outfit is my take on "Poison Ivy in Evening Wear": more modest and
(I think) more flattering than the leotard look. Ivy's skin is actually
slightly green, but it doesn't show in this picture well.
My favorite shot from ConQuesT 2002. With thanks to Hazel, whose site you can view here.
These are sample shots of some of the PVC Harley Quinn costumes
I've done for various clients. The last shot of the hood is the
new pattern I'm using these days.
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Cute little Harley Quinn cocktail dress in taffeta.
My first-run Catwoman costume. Hood, gloves and goggles
need to be redone. I also have dreams of patent-leather boots, but I am no
longer obsessed to the point where I can justify the expense. Also, do you
know how hard it is to find patent-leather boots that don't have 3-inch
spike heels?
Me in my Catwoman vinyl at Planet Comicon, 2009.
Two-piece vinyl suit, pants and jacket with center front zips.
Traditional-style Wonder Woman costume, loosely based off
the art of Terry Dodson. This one sold off the mannequin at Planet Comicon.
Next time I will probably use leather and grommets,
something more suggestive of armor.
I'm not making this exact costume again. There are too many problems
with the brass.
Here is the client in the complete costume (she purchased the boots).
Closeups of the bracelets and tiara, which are brass over leather.
Updated version of the costume: bustier much improved, accessories out of
leather and gold PVC vinyl.
Custom-fit price: $350