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Misty.cosplay(Sam)

@sam-cos-queer.bsky.social

🏳️‍⚧️ they/them🏳️‍⚧️ ✨cosplayer✨ Next con: fanexpo phili

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What is it? Is it a performance, a class, or like just everyone dancing for fun?

31.03.2025 19:22 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
A hand scrunching two crochet dolls of Jinx and Vi Arcane in its fist. Top text: YOU WILL GET ALONG. Bottom text: YOU WILL BE HAPPY.

A hand scrunching two crochet dolls of Jinx and Vi Arcane in its fist. Top text: YOU WILL GET ALONG. Bottom text: YOU WILL BE HAPPY.

I have unlimited power now. This is what being 7 feels like.

30.03.2025 14:56 — 👍 8    🔁 2    💬 0    📌 0
A vintage illustration of a bunny playing the flute, with the copy "Stealing from artists isn't cute." A little sticker adds "TRUE STORY."

A vintage illustration of a bunny playing the flute, with the copy "Stealing from artists isn't cute." A little sticker adds "TRUE STORY."

Stealing from small designers, brands, and makers has become “business as usual” for the fast everything industry. This is accompanied by a vintage illustration of a fox and a sticker that just says "ugh."

Stealing from small designers, brands, and makers has become “business as usual” for the fast everything industry. This is accompanied by a vintage illustration of a fox and a sticker that just says "ugh."

Why does this happen so often? The fast fashion everything model relies on selling as much stuff as possible, as often as possible. And that means a steady flow of new new new product. Brands and retailers want to spend as little money as possible on designers and production, so copying others is a faster/cheaper route. Strangely, many people in high level roles within the retail and fashion industries don’t see anything unethical about doing this. They will often bully designers and buyers into executing these copycat styles.

Why does this happen so often? The fast fashion everything model relies on selling as much stuff as possible, as often as possible. And that means a steady flow of new new new product. Brands and retailers want to spend as little money as possible on designers and production, so copying others is a faster/cheaper route. Strangely, many people in high level roles within the retail and fashion industries don’t see anything unethical about doing this. They will often bully designers and buyers into executing these copycat styles.

Stealing with artists widens wealth inequality. Meaning: the 1% gets richer, while the rest of us get poorer. Who wants to support that?! This copy is accompanied by a vintage illustration of a pink bear wearing a blue dress and a straw hat. She's hanging out with a little lamb.

Stealing with artists widens wealth inequality. Meaning: the 1% gets richer, while the rest of us get poorer. Who wants to support that?! This copy is accompanied by a vintage illustration of a pink bear wearing a blue dress and a straw hat. She's hanging out with a little lamb.

A good friend was blatantly knocked off by TJ Maxx, so I'm riled up about this today.
★ It's not a "victimless crime."
★ Stealing from artists just widens wealth inequality.
★ Fast fashion everything isn’t doing you a “favor” by creating a cheap knockoff of something you like.

21.03.2025 15:56 — 👍 9    🔁 6    💬 1    📌 0
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I had so much fun at Zenkaikon. I was Principal Nezu from Mha. Everyone looked amazing in their cosplays

30.03.2025 15:13 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

Hey guys. I am Sam. I am a cosplayer and I go by the/them pronouns

26.03.2025 18:56 — 👍 2    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

I love the art and your cosplay was amazing at the con.

26.03.2025 18:52 — 👍 2    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

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