Our Rococo Loki gown isn't "accurate"??

What do you mean our Rococo Loki gown isn't "accurate"?? 😱🐍
When DIYing your own design like this, always remember that cosplay is not the same thing as a historical recreation! You're free to choose the shape and construction you like, even if it's not "accurate" - it's just a costume! In Loki's case, we smashed together lots of different 18th century elements, from the robe a la francaise corset and hoops, to the Italian Gown / Anglaise bodice, to the very unrealistic en retrousse bustled train. While accuracy isn't important, research is - we always recommend learning first about traditional methods and shapes. Having that knowledge will help you understand what elements you want to use, and where you can break the rules!

[@caljones]

It seems pretty in character for Loki, actually lol

[@cosmiccoolkid]

The dress is beautiful, and I love that you explained the type of dresses it was styled after and the type of dress it really is. It spreads information about the original styles and your take on incorporating them into this dress, I love it!

[@artsysophie]

It still looks so beautiful, I love it!!! ❤

[@islanderjen3038]

What is the italian version called?

[@romangrayson6826]

its a bit plain to be rococo