Three Muses Inspiration

This bunny likes her martinis shaken, not stirred.

Pink Bunny corset costume by Three Muses

Photo by John Rennie Photography, Model: Candy Keane

Me and Christy Marie as Slave Leias being interviewed by Spike TV’s Nicole Malgarini at San Diego ComicCon. Never did get to see any of the interview afterwards! Recently found a whole set of these photos on an old disk. I’m wearing the Deluxe Leia that I make, in green suede with the custom sides on the top.

http://www.threemusesclothing.com/servlet/the-147/leias-gold-metal-bikini/Detail

What it really takes to get a corset nice and tight, haha. My assistant is being a good sport in this pic, taken on stage at The Metro, by Red Velvet Photography

New shot of the Plus Size Wonder Woman costume. Most of the Wonder Woman costumes available for anyone not Barbie shaped are pretty sad, looking more like a logo sack dress than a sexy costume. From speaking with many apprehensive ladies calling the store to inquire about the fit of this outfit, I decided it was time to show how it fits on someone besides the usual thin model.

This is my assistant Brema wearing the Wonderous Woman costume from Three Muses. She’s not a professional model and the photo has not been alterred to make the costume appear better than it is. The photographer even checked with me to make sure I didn’t want any “digital weightloss” done to the photos in post processing. The only thing she’s wearing besides the costume is pantyhose, which I’d recommend for any superhero outfit!

So as you can see…looks pretty darn good :)

I got to get some better photos of my new Harley Quinn costume last week, this time with the white make-up. I definately like it better with the white face. I made this outfit for MegaCon 2012. A lot of people have been asking how I made the hammer- it’s a PVC pipe, electrical tape and an oatmeal can.

Harley Quinn costume by Candy Keane, Photo by John Rennie Photography, Hair and make-up by Shawna Rae

Vinyl corset and pink ruffle skirt, model Candy Keane, photo by Rick Wilson Photography.

The skirt was a handmade piece I did and has long since sold, but the corset is still available and on clearance for $20! http://www.threemusesclothing.com/servlet/the-970/corset%2C-cincher/Detail

I’ve been making Madonna costumes ever since I helped my mom learn the words to Lucky Star for for a lip synching contest in the 80s. It’s crazy how popular those 80s outfits still are, especially the “Like a Virgin” style outfit and that Boy Toy belt.

I shot this photo last year when I made a newer oufit with a corset and tutu instead of a bustier and lace skirt. Photo by Dan Van Slyke Jr., inspired by Madonna’s 1984 performance of Like a Virgin on the MTV Video Music Awards.

More Madonna outfits & accessories: http://www.threemusesclothing.com/servlet/the-Costume-Couture/Categories

Dazzler vs. Mortis at MegaCon 2012 - Candy Keane as Dazzler and Brema Ebbing as Mortis

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Izabel Cortez as Shayera Hol a.k.a Hawkgirl. Brightest Day series.      

Submitted by drindustries

I love it when Don and Izabel submit their work, you can always be assured of top notch work!                                                                                                                                                           

My inspiration photo for Dazzler. I’m doing this outfit Sunday at MegaCon as long as everything turns out alright with the jumpsuit! I’ve already finished all the accessories and have been practicing on my roller skates. I thought the back story about why they created her was pretty neat. She was originally supposed to be part of a real music group, sort of the female version of KISS, but that deal fell through and they decided to go ahead with the comic book anyway. A lot of people keep calling this the 70s Dazzler, and while the concept was created in the late 70s, she actually didn’t first appear until 1980.