Budget cosplay

From $101 to $600: apparently, that’s how much cosplayers spend for a costume. If you, like me, think that this is crazy money, remember that it’s on average, meaning a high-end cos art can set you back $2,000.

It's time again for some amazing "Lowcost Cosplay". Bored Panda already wrote about Thai cosplay enthusiast Anucha “Cha” Saengchart (here and here), who keeps on surprising his fans with new awesome "designs".

Anyone who cosplays a lot will tell you that it’s a pretty expensive hobby. If you want to create detailed and accurate costumes, the whole process can easily cost hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars. But, that doesn’t mean cosplay is only for the rich. There are so many ways to reduce the cost of...

Cosplay low budget

All of this costed me 20$ and a few hours of work

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