Alice in Wonderland cosplay - wear a hoopskirt or not?

Use the help thread

File: 6f03da9c8445853cc9cd97de81312f45--victorian-dresses-victorian-era.jpg (76KB, 500x773px) Image search: [Google]

76KB, 500x773px

There should be an active help thread.

Also Alice would be wearing a petticoat, not a hoopskirt. Even the official disney park costume uses a petticoat.

>>9608136

Didn't see the help thread from 8/15. My bad.

I've seen the parks costume. I think it uses some starched fabric/linen petticoat. I think a regular nylon or chiffon petticoat would be fine under my costume though. Part of me thinks 1951 Alice appears to be wearing a hoop skirt because it was easier to animate than 4-6 layers of petticoat.

>>9608146
Literally the ONLY part she looks like she's wearing a hoopskirt is the image you've posted which is when air is rushing up under the skirt as she falls. Literally every other scene it's obviously a fabric based petticoat. In the house/growing scene a hoop skirt would not fold that way, ditto when she falls in the bottle and is running the caucus race. Go with a belle shaped petti anon.

Go for a hoop skirt

File: 19554426_730939800426931_1920438635373160855_n.jpg (151KB, 912x960px) Image search: [Google]

151KB, 912x960px

>>9608213

File: alice-large.jpg (80KB, 300x399px) Image search: [Google]

80KB, 300x399px

>>9608130
unless you're doing a weirdly specific alice-while-falling cosplay, don't use a hoopskirt. she's obviously wearing petticoats, her dress is not poofed out that much.

>>9608213
>>9608221
This makeup is atrocious. And why is a 40 year old cosplaying Alice?

If you're bent on the hoop skirt, try Goodwill's Halloween stuff. The stores are stepping up for Halloween starting next week, so keep an eye out.