The wig is my old Lina Inverse wig that I cut up. It's one of the oranges from Epic Cosplay. I used part of Rufflebutt's tutorial, and gave it texture by using a gluestick and twisting. I also curled the bangs and put lots of pomade in the ends. Later, I added some yellow acrylic paint to the roots.

The top had to be rib knit, so I found a rib knit shirt a thrift shop, cut it up, took it in, and hemmed it again.

I made my own pattern for the leggings. They are made from a heavy moleskin 4-way stretch fabric. I made the piping with black wet look spandex and various fillers, including shoelaces (lol I didn't want to go to the store to buy more, and it worked!) First I sewed the two lines of vertical piping, then sewed the pants together, then cut them horizontally around my knees and sewed the horizontal piping. I am very surprised that I was able to knock these out in a day, that my idea worked, and that I can comfortably and wear these things, lol! I put a simple facing on the top and tacked the belt on, since there aren't any visible belt loops. Belt is thrifted, too.

RUBBER SUSPENDERS! These are the defining, weirdest part of this costume for sure. I was going to cast them out of Dragonskin, as a matter of fact, I still have the materials, but I chickened out. I really hate casting, the bubbles, the mess, and other issues. So, I found an orange rubber sheet on the internet and cut it out. I used Jia Jem's pattern as a base, but had difficulty getting it just the right size and altered it quite a bit anyway. I used a drill press/hole saw to cut out the circles. It worked amazingly well and was quick to do once I got the hang of it! (yay hubby for helping me!) Super glue worked to attach the ends together. Someday I would love to replace them with nicer quality cast suspenders that don't chafe my hip so horribly.

Shoes are from Naturalizer/Famous Footwear. I really couldn't find anything quite like hers, but these are cute and have a good heel since I am much shorter than Mila Jovovich.

I also made my multipass from things I had lying around. I used printed paper, scrapbook embellishments, and sheets of ABS plastic.

Photos by ViciousWarGoose and Samuel Troxell.