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Cosplay's Stereotypes

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Young women fantasied about becoming famous movie icons like Wonder Woman and Laura Croft. 24 year old Kristen Lanae model/gamer from Minneapolis over comes her low self-esteem by using her hidden talent by transfiguring into any famous female characters by using makeup, wigs and costumes. In the last two years Kristen has dressed up in over 20 different characters. Working with top of the notch photographers in photo shoots and making jaw dropping back grounds that make her transformations convincing for her viewers. Her obsession for cosplay has been taken to the next level. Cosplay gave her an experience of a life time by breaking the ice and start conversations with anybody. Kristen has created many costumes that she stores at her parents’

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