Making a Historically Accurate Cosplay of Brianna Fraser's Wedding Dress from Outlander Season 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- When I saw Brianna Fraser's Wedding Dress in the Season 5 opener of Outlander, I knew this was something I wanted to make one day. It went onto my Pinterest board, but then not much happened, until the perfect opportunity arrived. Atlanta Historic Dance partnered with the Northeast Georgia History Center to put on the Fraser's Ridge Wedding Ball, which I, as a member of both parties, organized.
Part of the ball was going to be a reenactment of Brianna Fraser and Rodger Wakefield saying their marriage vows and it was decided that my husband and I would play Brianna and Rodger. So of course, we needed proper outfits.
I decided to make Brianna's wedding dress in a more historically accurate manner than the show portrays it as, because that is what I do, and also I want to be able to wear it more places.
I am considering entering this piece in a cosplay competition. What do you think?
It was my 1st time organizing a ball, and I feel like I learned a lot. More videos coming soon...
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You did an amazing job with the outfit. Love all the embroidery! You never cease to amaze me with your sewing ability and skills. And I love it that you "buck the system" and don't always follow the pattern instructions - that makes me feel better for doing the same. 😊 You look lovely in the outfit. Kudos on Steven's jacket, also.
Thank you so much!
Ahhhhhhhhh you look amazing! And I very much appreciate the Lucky footage ;)
Thank you so much!!
This is lovely
Thank you so much!!!
We need pictures from what I could see it’s beautiful
Thank you! I'll be posting photos on my other social media very soon.
Christmas came for Lucky, lol
Indeed, she really really liked this project!!