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My Cosplaysand where every piece came from

Christine Daaé, Madame Giry, Wonder Woman and the rest, with who made each piece and where you can get it.

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People mostly ask where I got it, so this is every cosplay I've posted and where each piece came from. Each piece says whether I made it, commissioned it, bought it, altered it, thrifted it or got it as a gift. If a maker or shop gave me a code, it's next to their name.

Made by me or commissioned

  • Made by me: the Christine dressing gown, the Hannibal bodice, Madame Giry, the Wishing hat and second cloak, the Wishing-inspired dress, Christine as Marguerite, and every costume I wore from 2003 to 2005
  • Commissioned from Molly Nguyen Design: Aminta, the Wishing gown and the wedding dress
  • Commissioned from Viva Wonder Woman: my 2015 New 52 Wonder Woman
  • Bought and altered: Star Princess

1Why I Commission Some of Them

Commissions are cosplay. Whether you made it, bought it or commissioned someone else to make it, you're a cosplayer. I make, upcycle and commission my cosplays, and there's a lot of decisions that go into why I'll make or commission something.

I commissioned Molly Nguyen Design to make the wedding dress because I knew her team would do a great job, and because in Vietnam they have access to high quality materials more easily than we do in the U.S. It was less expensive to commission it from Molly than to make it here, where materials are so much more expensive. As a maker myself, she's also great to work with.

If you're commissioning a garment, you have decisions to make too. Is the person making your costume an expert in that costume, and in that material? Are you going to go for an in-person fitting? What compromises on materials are you willing to make to save on cost?

I talked through the wedding dress commission on TikTok.

2Christine’s Dressing Gown and Hannibal Bodice

Andrea's handmade rose jacquard Christine Daae dressing gown
  • Made by meThe dressing gown. It's the free Hibiscus Robe pattern from Mood Fabrics, made without the collar. The whole build is in my dressing gown tutorial and on YouTube.
  • BoughtThe fabric. Rose jacquard satin in white or ivory. I bought mine at Jo-Ann's, and Fabric Wholesale Direct sells it now.
  • Made by meThe belt. I overlapped two bridal appliqués on iron-on transfer paper and ironed them onto a fabric remnant. The appliqués and transfer paper are on my dressing gown list.
  • Made by meThe Hannibal bodice. I started with a blank corset I got on Amazon, added appliqués with iron-on adhesive, green felt and jewels, and sewed the snaps on by hand. Here's the video. I've made this bodice for a client, and I make Hannibal and Elissa tiaras in small batches.
  • BoughtThe mask. A replica of Isaiah Bailey's mask from the US Tour, by Studio D FX.
  • The wig and makeup are in Wigs and Makeup.
Making the Christine Daae Hannibal bodice corset
From my Hannibal bodice tutorial.

3Star Princess

This one started as an Amazon costume I bought for Purim and spent six months upcycling. Every step is in my Star Princess upcycle guide, and everything is on my Star Princess list.

Andrea's upcycled Star Princess Christine Daae costume

4Aminta

Andrea as Christine Daae in the Aminta costume from Point of No Return, seated on a stone wall in Fort Tryon Park
Aminta, by Molly Nguyen Design. On Instagram

5Wishing

  • CommissionedThe gown. Made by Molly Nguyen Design. Her Wishing gown listing is still up.
  • Made by meThe undergarments. I redid them for the silhouette.
  • Made by meThe hat. Everything on it came from a thrift shop free bin.
  • BoughtThe wool cloak. The Linen Naive Maxi Hooded Wool Cape, in Steel Blue.
  • Made by meThe second cloak. I made this one.
Andrea as Christine Daae in the blue Wishing gown and a handmade hat
The Wishing gown and the hat I made. On Instagram

6The Wedding Dress

  • CommissionedThe Final Lair wedding dress. Made by Molly Nguyen Design (@mollynguyen_design). I first wore it at Dragon Con in September 2026.
Andrea as Christine Daae in the white Final Lair wedding dress on a marble staircase
The wedding dress at the Candler Hotel, Dragon Con. On Instagram

7Masks

  • BoughtStudio D FX. My replica of Isaiah Bailey's Phantom mask from the US Tour.
  • BoughtLair Sculptures. My replica of the final Broadway Phantom mask, and the Faux Jeweled Mask I wore with Star Princess for Halloween 2025.
Andrea holding the Lair Sculptures replica of the final Broadway Phantom mask, wearing the Hannibal bodice
The Lair Sculptures final Broadway mask. On Instagram

8Wigs

I don't have a Wig Is Fashion code. Christine Evans and I filmed a Christine makeup and wig tutorial together.

9Makeup

I use the same makeup for Christine and Madame Giry. The makeup and wig tutorial goes through it in order.

Christine Daae makeup and wig tutorial with Christine Evans

10Madame Giry

  • Made by meThe jacket and skirt. I frankensteined two Simplicity patterns together and draped the rest on a mockup. The capelet is a mini circle cape, the appliqués are sewn on by hand, and it's interfaced with ice wool.
  • Made by meThe undergarments.
  • Made by meThe earrings. Made from remnants of a West End Madame Firmin costume.
  • BoughtVictorian folding cane, with a silver brass handle. From Amazon.
  • BoughtThe chatelaine. From Amazon.
  • The wig and makeup are in Wigs and Makeup.
Andrea as Madame Giry in a black jacket and capelet with a braided wig
Madame Giry at New York Comic Con. On Instagram

11Christine-Inspired Builds

Andrea in a Hannibal Phantombounding look by candlelight
Hannibal Phantombounding. On Instagram
Andrea in the blue Wishing-inspired dress she made, beside a Box Five door
The Wishing-inspired dress. On Instagram
Andrea as Christine as Marguerite in a blue gown and a crown made from Christmas ornaments
Christine as Marguerite. On Instagram

Hannibal Phantombounding

  • Made by meThe Hannibal bodice and hair bow. Both made from Phantom West End costume remnants.
  • BoughtThe dress. From ModCloth.

The Wishing-inspired dress

  • Made by meThe dress. Simplicity S9918 in Spoonflower fabric, with lace and iron-on from Jo-Ann's. I first wore it in Paris and London in July 2025.

Christine as Marguerite

  • Made by meThe dress. Fabric I bought in London, plus a tablecloth from Goodwill.
  • Made by meThe crown. Repurposed Christmas ornaments.

12Closet Christines

These are dresses I bought and styled as Christine. If you want to put one together from Amazon, my closet cosplay guide has four full looks.

Andrea holding up Christine looks from her closet
Five Christines from my closet. On Instagram
Andrea in a blonde wig and white LaceMade dress as Teri Polo's Christine from the 1990 TV series
The 1990 TV series. On Instagram
Andrea in the Scarlet Darkness dress and blouse as Mary Philbin's Christine from the 1925 film
The 1925 film. On Instagram
Andrea in a white dressing gown look for Masquerade NYC
The Masquerade NYC dressing gown. On Instagram
Andrea in a white LaceMade corset dress on a balcony in San Jose
The US Tour in San Jose. On Instagram
Andrea in a red dress at the theater holding a Phantom of the Opera Playbill
Christine-inspired get ready with me. On Instagram

13Everything Else

Wonder Woman

Andrea as New 52 Wonder Woman at the Lincoln Memorial
My 2015 Wonder Woman at the Lincoln Memorial. On Instagram
Andrea in costume at San Diego Comic-Con next to an R2-D2
San Diego Comic-Con. On Instagram
  • CommissionedNew 52 Wonder Woman, 2015. Made by @viva_wonder_woman. It's one of my longest running cosplays. It's older than every Wonder Woman movie, and I still have it because she made it to last.
  • BoughtThe Wonder Woman corset dress. From Pendragon Costumes, bought at Comic-Con.

Before that, my San Diego Comic-Con costumes were She-Ra in 2011, Wonder Woman in 2012, Xena in 2013 and the Tonnika Sisters in 2014.

Sanderson Sister

Andrea in a purple Chelsea Reece dress holding boots and a white robe
From summer dress to Sanderson Sister. On Instagram

2003 to 2005

Andrea as Cassandra of Troy in a white draped costume and headpiece
Cassandra of Troy. On Instagram
  • Made by meEverything I wore. I made all of it, including Cassandra of Troy, my first historical costume.

14My Codes

The rest of my codes are on my codes page.

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