Asian Cosplayers Are Revealing How Simple They Look When They’re Not In Character (30 Pics)
The rapid growth in the number of people cosplaying since the 1990s has made the phenomenon a significant portion of pop culture in most places across the world. Cosplay events have outgrown being parts in other conventions and now it even has dedicated local and international competitions. But cosplay is most popular in Japan and other places in Asia. And if you don't believe me, a new Twitter trend should prove it to you. The Japanese hashtag #レイヤーのオンとオフ (which roughly translates to "with and without the layer") has people sharing before-and-after pics of their best transformations and it's crazy how good some of them are.
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How in this fantastically advanced world of ours did she manage to make her lips thinner with only makeup?
They're wearing pantyhose in the first pic...not the best for a before-after comparison. I'd like to see a real photo!
Yup, I was thinking the same. It would have been better if they just took a 'regular' before pic so we could really do a comparison but the talent is there.
Load More Replies...This just in, extreme makeup and costumes drastically change one's appearance. Film at 11.
I still find it interesting. It's a skill. Consider they're mostly amateur hobbists, not professional costume designers. Also, I think it's fascinating how androgynous some people can be.
Load More Replies...Yup, I was thinking the same. It would have been better if they just took a 'regular' before pic so we could really do a comparison but the talent is there.
Load More Replies...This just in, extreme makeup and costumes drastically change one's appearance. Film at 11.
I still find it interesting. It's a skill. Consider they're mostly amateur hobbists, not professional costume designers. Also, I think it's fascinating how androgynous some people can be.
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