In this curated collection, visitors will encounter Shadowhearts from Baldur’s Gate 3, the enigmatic Rennie from Elden Ring, Mercy the Witch from Overwatch, and heroines from a variety of beloved anime series.
Adda White from the first The Witcher, illustrated by Katerina Lyra
Geralt first encounters Adda in the Witcher book saga. He rescues her from a curse that turned her into a striga, a perilous creature that threatened nearby people. Years later, during the events of the first game in the series, Adda appears as a seductive figure with whom players can share an affair. Her cosplay is by Katerina Lira.
Adda is the woman in the red dress that fans adore. Her crown, lace-up boots, and vivid red hair make a lasting impression. It’s easy to see why many fans were drawn to her image.
Photographer: Lulu.
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Cruella from the film 101 Dalmatians, styled by Ilona Bugaeva
The film Cruella is viewed as a prequel to 101 Dalmatians. While Emma Stone’s portrayal of the iconic villain drew mixed reactions, Ilona Bugaeva offered a more daring interpretation of a young Cruella.
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Panty and Stocking from Panty & Stocking with Garters by XenyaMorph and Alice01
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt is an anime series that ran from 2010 to 2011. It follows two angels who were expelled from heaven for mischief and must perform good deeds to return. The image of Truska was brought to life by XenyaMorph, while Chulko was portrayed by Alice01.
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I first discovered Panty & Stocking while in college. It’s a wild blend of chaos, humor, bold art, and striking girls. I fell for Truska’s daring look and personality. I even crafted her costume years ago, and when a sequel teased a renewed shoot, I wanted to realize that cosplay dream again.
Photographer: Tim-Tim.
Daphne Blake from Scooby-Doo, via Lada Lumos’ interpretation
Scooby-Doo cartoons have long invited crossovers with other universes. Daphne, along with Velma, investigates puzzling cases alongside Batman, meets Elvira, and battles monstrous foes. Lada Lumos brings Daphne to life, and our gallery includes related material focused on this heroine.
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Cosplay compilations
Viper from Valorant by Lady Melamori
In gaming, fans often see designers borrow ideas from one another. After Overwatch popularized online shooters, Riot Games released Valorant with a similar vibe. Agent Viper cosplay was crafted by Lady Melamori.
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Mercy from Overwatch by Torie
Overwatch remains a cosplay staple. Ahead of Halloween, many creators staged themed shoots. Victoria Cat, known as Torie, portrayed Mercy in the Witch skin. Her other works are featured in a separate piece dedicated to her portfolio.
Overwatch cosplay has been a longtime passion. The artist has tried Tracer, and keeps parts for Widowmaker, while admiring Ash. Shooters are a favorite way to unwind after a long day. Mercy’s look holds a special appeal.
Photographer: Milligan.
Renny from Elden Ring by Kawabarker
Elden Ring, FromSoftware’s expansive project, stands out with its vast open world. Some seasoned players might find certain bosses approachable, but the game rewards patient exploration. Fans await further story additions, such as Shadow of the Erdtree. Rennie’s cosplay is by Kawabarker. The original game features quest chains that culminate in a unique ending.
Photographer: Sofia Chatskaya.
Yor Forger from Spy x Family by MeowMeowRin
Spy x Family has captivated fans worldwide, with awards and acclaim fueling a second season and a full anime release slated for December. The Yor Forger statue was realized by MeowMeowRin.
I watched the anime on stream and instantly connected with Yor. She feels nuanced and intriguing. I look forward to revisiting her character in future shoots and exploring different facets of her persona.
Photographer: Bank art.
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Shani from the Hearts of Stone expansion for The Witcher 3 by Katerina Knyazeva
The Witcher universe continues to spark cosplay interest. This week, Shani’s statue was brought to life by Katerina Knyazeva from Belarus. She frequently portrays heroines from The Witcher 3, including Triss Merigold, Fringilla Vigo, and Priscilla. Their work appears in our broad collection of Witcher cosplay.
Photographer: Maria Belikova.
Sindel from Mortal Kombat 11 by Evgenia Rukavitsina
Our latest cosplay roundups celebrate formidable heroines. Sindel, Queen of Edenia and mother to Kitana, is interpreted by Evgenia Rukavitsina. Her collaborations with Warner Bros. have highlighted several games in the series at major exhibitions. A Kitana rendition by the same artist is visible in another feature, Mortal Kombat 1.
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Shadow Heart from Baldur’s Gate 3
Shadowheart’s presence in Baldur’s Gate 3 has sparked a wave of cosplay. Three distinct, sensual interpretations accompany this character, featuring Oichi, Helly Valentine, and Nikawuw. The collection highlights three different takes on the same enigmatic half-elf.
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Source: VG Times