Wigs are a great way to add drama to a costume, but where do you start? Why are there so many options, but never the color or cut you really want? What does heat resistant really mean? Does a lace front really matter? How do I store and clean them later? 

Looking for those finishing touches for your non-human costume? During this panel we will talk about the use of prosthetics, contacts, and other ways to alter your basic default Human Exterior. We will cover the basics from how to make your own, match skin tones (human or not), how to apply/remove, and some good basic Do's and Don'ts. 

With the rise in popularity of cosplay general costuming has also rolled more into the mainstream attention. This results in a lot of companies putting out 'fast fashion' versions of the same things costumers have been making the 'slow' way for years. How does this affect your costuming process, access to materials, and the perception of costuming in general. What are some pros and cons of this trend? How would you like to see this trend change?

Why does finish work on a costume really matter? Barring being on stage no one will even see your hem, and that odd ripple is barely noticeable! Who's going to notice some wrinkles, no one has time for that. Let's go over how finishing can polish your outfit and give that one last nudge to perfection. From overlocking/pinking/grading a seam, ironing as you sew, storing and cleaning your costumes there are a lot of ways to costume that don't involve your needle.