Bioshock Infinite – Lutece twins cosplay tutorial

Aloha! Today we’re traveling to Columbia. Ueeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Well, well, Lutece twins we have!! People ask me very often what are my motivations to make a costume. I usually say a little of everything but in this particular case the design was not one of the reasons. I mainly made these costumes because I enjoyed Bioshock Infinite and I think they’re a fabulous and a really interesting couple. I don’t like their clothes, I think they’re pretty boring, but I love them so much that I just don’t care.

 

Picture by El Niño Mutante.

I must say I was looking for costumes like these to learn how to make two-piece suits, so well, maybe that’s the design motivation I had. These kind of clothes have a very particular pattern. They’re so particular, that I didn’t had a clue how to make them. I luckily found this page (sorry, guys, it’s in spanish) that explains how to make these kind of garments. It saved my life!!

With this new knowledge, I made the patterns addapted to my measurements and my friend Cliff ones, who was going to be my Robert. 

As you can see, these kind of clothes have a special dart configuration and both the frot and the back part are together in one piece.

I drew the patterns on the garment cloth and in the lining one. As always, as the lapels and the collar were going to be eventually visible, I added them to the lining part using the jacket cloth.

 

Rosalind.
Rosalind.
Robert.
Robert.
Robert.

I sewed everything together very carefully.

Rosalind.
Robert.

I added the pocket lapels, buttons and stuff. I top stitched the edges and I ironed it. I have few pictures of the sleeves, I’m a bad person. I just have one picture where you can see the two part patter drawn on the lining fabric. 

I made a regular skirt pattern for Rosalind with a long dart line to the feet to copy the original one. I also made a lining and I added a zipper in the side.

Robert pants are the first ones I’ve ver made with flies and I’m very proud of it. Hope my friend Cliff appreciate it! I used a regular pattern, I coppied a pair of pants we had at home.

I made the vests in a rush, so I’m sorry I don’t have more images.

Both wigs are the same model but with different hairstyles. I styled the Rosalind one puting a hair curler inside the toupée and the Robert one came out terribly wrong. It didn’t have too much hair on the back part and when I cut it, it was a mess. It’s not noticeable in pictures and they even gave us a prize in a contest. I feel embarrased every time I think about it.

I seriously have to start thinking about buying lace front wigs to get more natural looks. I’m not happy with these.

Caca / Crap.

We bought shoes, matching ties and a couple blackboards that we joined with suspenders.

Ta daaaaaaa!

We had a great time wearing these costumes. We made a little group with Thélema Therion (Elizabeth) and Wolfenizer (Booker) and we took pictures in the Retiro Park (Madrid).

Picture by El Niño Mutante.

Hope you founf this tutorial useful. As always, you can check me out on my social media (facebook, twitter…) and if you have any doubt, feel free to write me a comment below.



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