Poison Ivy can secrete various toxins from plants, including a chemical that causes anyone around her to become full of desire and lust. These pheromones allow her to control other people to do her bidding. If you want to be 100% movie accurate you will need a textured pattern on the front of this bodysuit. Take your allergies meds because spring has sprung, and with all these beautiful flowers in bloom, we can’t help but think about our favorite plant mom: Poison Ivy. She’s been an icon since her comic creation in 1966 by Robert Kanigher and Sheldon Moldoff, with her first appearance in Batman #181. Throughout the Batman and Robin Movie Uma Thurman is seen wearing high heel boots and high heel shoes.

When he's not busy crafting imaginative costumes, Doc Cotton loves nothing more than a good party. He's the one who knows how to turn any gathering into a memorable event, infusing it with fun and excitement. Remove the wire support from the mannequin. Pull a few feet of nude ribbon off of its spool. Starting at the top of the shoulder in the duct tape section, add a small dab of E6000. Place the end of the ribbon over the dab of E6000 and hold for approximately 45 seconds. Start wrapping the ribbon around the wire. You will want to angle the ribbon as you wrap it around and around. When you return to your starting point, add another dab of E6000 and wrap the ribbon around it and hold for about 45 seconds. Trim away any extra ribbon and then continue to hold for 1 minute.You need to wear green poison ivy leaves on the sides of your hair just like Uma Thurman in the movie. We love how this cosplay turned out and how achievable it is! While Cassandra has already completed three different cosplays of Poison Ivy, she’s ready for more, and we can’t wait to see what she’s going to do next! Once all the fern stems are attached, you can apply E6000 and moss or whatever else you dream up. I applied a piece of tree bark from my yard and also added an orchid stem and a leaf cluster. They were all adhered with E6000.

A team that was technically only a thing in DC lore for a brief time before being retconned as not being a team at all, the Gotham City Sirens, consisting of the popular Batman villains Pamela Isley aka Poison Ivy, Selina Kyle aka Catwoman, and Harleen Quinzel aka Harley Quinn, caused mischief and mayhem while occasionally helping out a Gothamite or two if it fit their needs. Initially written by Paul Dini with art by Guillem March, this fearsome threesome had a self-titled series that ran for 26 issues between 2009 and 2011, solidifying them as a fan-favorite team that still has an audience today, if these cosplay images are of any indication.Na na na na na na na na na... Cagedbatcosplay! This animated Poison Ivy brought to life by Cagedbatcosplay is jaw-dropping. It’s as if she put a real-life filter on the animation. She started with a basic bodysuit pattern and modified it. During her crafting journey, most of her sewing was improvised and made up on the spot. Cagedbatcosplay’s dart shooter is also fully functional, and those lovely green tights are by @ welovecolorcosplay. After she fights crime for the environment, Cagedbatcosplay dresses as her favorite storybook characters for kid’s parties. Another essential item of clothing you will need to make your own Poison Ivy costume is a pair of pantyhose. Making your own Poison Ivy costume is quite easy. To dress like Uma Thurman in the movie you will be mainly dressing completely in skintight green clothing. Here is a complete list of everything you will need to make your own homemade Poison Ivy costume. Poison Ivy Bodysuit Every rose has it’s thorn, and Graciethecosplaylass looks to have many! Her adaptation of Poison Ivy from the Batman: Arkham video game series has to be one of our favorites! Her plant friend is made out of a foam base with hot glue for vein texture and foam teeth. The body paint she used for this photoshoot was Woochi, but her personal recommendation is to use Mehron.

This is most likely not an option for most people so you can always buy and wear a long haired red wig. Set the mannequin so that gravity will be working in your favor and not against you. Squeeze E6000 onto the bodysuit in small patches ranging from approximately 1-2 square inches. Take a piece of moss and gently press it into the E6000 and hold for 30-45 seconds. It does not take a lot of E6000. Once you complete an area about the size of your hand take a break or work on another area.If you happen to have long hair you can dye your hair red just like the character in the Batman and Robin movie. Besides Poison Ivy, Drewashlynmua has done full body paints for her other DC comic cosplays Catwoman, Wonder Woman, and Starfire that are all extraordinarily marvelous. Her Youtube channel consists of makeup tutorials and life updates where Drewashlynmuaon describes what it’s like to be a transgender person in the makeup industry and in life. Her power over men is also depicted through her superpowers. One of her primary abilities is the control of a pheromone dust that bends any man’s will to her own. To activate this power, she seductively blows the hot pink dust in flowing gusts around the men near her. They become so intoxicated by her femininity, they do anything she asks. Returning to the breakout sequence, Ivy uses this dust to disarm the prison guards, so they become oblivious to her intentions. Once they are infatuated with her, she even begins a speech about men being “the most absurd of God’s creatures.” Not only does her hyper-feminine power call attention to gender, but her dialogue even asserts Ivy’s self-knowing performance of gender difference. Can we get an aloe-lujah for how intoxicating Sorajas_artistry’s cosplay of Poison Ivy is from the Batman and Robin movie? With the plant puns aside, Sorajas_Artistry is a skilled costume designer and stylist who put a considerable amount of work into this cosplay. Once Sorajas_artistry cut one hundred plus leaves out of her fabric, she then trimmed the center out of them to replicate texture. She dyed fourteen yards of fabric alone to create her glorious cape and then tediously stitched all of the leaves onto it.