Most of these costumes were made for clients, or for myself, and are not for sale. They are here to show examples of my work. The exceptions will be indicated by a price next to them. Other than that, just tell me what you want and I’ll happily make it for you.

Wonder Woman

Costume of heavy satin and gold lame. The lined and boned bustier zips up the back. Wristlets, headband and boot covers are included. The golden lasso is not.

Blue 18th Century Suit

This gentleman is wearing a suit from later in the 18^th century. It consists of breeches and coat in royal blue moiré faille, white blouse with lace cuffs, and a silver silk dupioni vest. It would fit a man 6 ft, to 6’4”, 180 to 210 pounds. It is for sale: $350.

Mina Harker

Two piece midnight blue gown with blood red accents. Though not period correct, I made this hat to go with it. I think it looks more mysterious and vampire-like.

Tinkerbell

Green satin dress, lined and boned.  Wings made especially for this client.

1840’s Ball Gown

Gown made of dark rose taffeta and light pink sheer. Size ten. Hoops not included. $350

Silver 18th Century Gown

Gown has blue accents and underskirt, pink satin bows, silver braid and many pearl beads. The bodice is lined and boned and is attached to the skirt. The underskirt is separate

Sally

I must have watched “Nightmare Before Christmas” a dozen times to get this costume just right. The patchwork dress is built on a lining and zips up the back. Some of the fabrics are hand painted. It is topstitched with yarn, to give the appropriate texture and look to the patchwork. I made the mask from a life cast of my face. I used clay on the casting to get Sally’s face, and then built the mask on that.

Taffeta Ball Gown

Pink and black moiré taffeta ball gown, 1840’s. Has tiny black piping at the waist and arms. This one was made for a haunted house.

Purple Polonaise

Purple Polonaise with black satin underskirt. Ribbon loops attach to antique buttons at the back waist to form the polonaise style. The boned and lined bodice closes in front with hooks.

Doctor Who

Dr. Who. From the BBC TV series. I forget which doctor this is, but his coat was fun to make.

Corset top

Top with attached peplum is lined and boned. Wear it to a nightclub with jeans or a pencil skirt, or wear it to a masquerade with a costume skirt.

Green Fairy

Fully boned and lined corset with sequin and glass bead embellishment, busk closure. Green satin circle skirt with many, many rows of green and blue ruffles underneath. Fabulous if you like to can-can!

Green Fairy II

A new variation on an old costume

Vampires at Mardi Gras

I call this pair “Vampires at Mardi Gras”. The cut-away skirt reveals a lace apron and is attached to the lined and boned bodice, which laces up the back. The man’s costume is early 18th century and consists of: blouse and cravat, long weskit, breeches and coat. Each of the 35 satin-covered buttons was hand embroidered, by me, with a silver fleur-de-lis. It’s a stunning suit of clothes. I wish I’d better photos, but alas, the man buggered off and took the suit with him.

Queen Mab

A dusty blue silk dupioni bodice embellished with fabric flowers and pearl beads. It laces up the back, for easy wing attachment. However, I don’t make wings anymore. I made these from steel wire and heavy cellophane. The skirt is made up of two layers of petal shapes on an elastic waistband. One of my favorites.

Jacket

18th century lined jacket. All cotton, with antique lace.