Hela Goddess of Death Costume

My daughter, Logan, is wearing this costume. My husband and I fabricated the headpiece and I painted the detail on the body sock and made the alterations as well. Are used acrylic paint mixed with a fabric treatment acrylic to paint the detail green striping on the Lycra bodysuit. I altered the shoulders to match the costume and I sewed the foam and fabric shoulder Apple lets as well. The Cape was zone out of a gorgeous green fabric and it attaches an on attaches by broth fasteners underneath the phone Abi lets. We fabricated there almost 4 foot wide head piece out of insulation foam for the horns and EVA foam for the helmet. The horns and helmet were sealed with three coats of plaster dip too hard in the outer surface and make it look smooth. It was then sanded and polished to a high shine and painted to match the costume. The entire headpiece weighs less than 1 pound. I applied dramatic make up as seen in the movie to my daughter to complete the look of the costume. She really enjoyed wearing this costume and love the detail including the spiky green press on nails. This costume cost about $120. Her boots she used for the rest of the year as part of her wardrobe. The Cape could be reused again on a different costume. The headpiece was made on a foam head mold customized to my daughter but would fit a size small to medium adult head.This was our first year doing a cosplay style costume and we took it vantage of every contest and comicon that we could and really really enjoyed this is a family!