Strangely enough, this costume is at least 3 times more detailed than the first two, yet it probably took me half the time to make it, and it went by much more smoothly.

The zebra shirt is pretty much an extreme v-neck tank top. I wished I could find a better zebra pattern than that one (it isn't 'striped' enough to me) but I can always make a better one later. The jacket is definitely my favorite part, especially the material, since it is basically two-in-one: one side is almost velvet like, the other is smooth and shiny, so I was able to make the collar and cuffs match perfectly. I decided to add buttons and pocket flaps to spice it up a little bit, and make it look like a functional jacket. Most of the rest of the costume were the accessories: lots of chains and beads on wire, a couple of simple headbands, two leather gloves that I bought, tore the lining out of, and cut off the fingers, and heeled shoes that I still don't quite know how to walk in properly.

And again, leather pants. Which cause some serious sweating.

Ohayocon