Prince of Taroush
Look! A bunch of entries to our Prince of Persia costume design competition arrived in time to beat the deadline!
Contestant # 5. Prince of Persia meets Viking marauder.
Designer: Avatar Stevie.
I know what that helmet is called, it’ll come to me later.
Contestant #6. Prince of Persia as Jedi Knight
Designer: Avatar Stevie.
Contestant # 7. Prince of Purrsia
Designer: Catarina
I have that headdress.
Contestant # 8. Prince of Kinareer
Designer: Rafael
Drapery!
Contestant # 9. Daston, Prince of Statements
Designer: Mikel
Designer’s statement: “My color scheme was black, gold, and white because I think they’re classy. Stiff collars that stand up with black and gold ornaments leading to low V neckline so Jake can flaunt his chest more. Decided to do the lining details in diagonal/slanting because the current costume, with its horizontal lining details and ornaments, makes Jake look thicker and shorter. Turned the red loincloth into white to comply with my color scheme. The fabric has folds which flow down the hips. Added a hooded sleeveless robe which, together with the white loincloth, has folds in the fabric and should billow beautifully when the desert winds blow. Knee-high boots with leather straps and gold fasteners for desert trekking. Forearm and shoulder armor for protection during combat. Added a staff so that Jake would have more in his weaponry, apart from the dagger and his blades (and his killer looks). And shaved head, for fun. I wanted an androgynous prince.. a mixture of hard and soft details.. or something like that. I hope that didn’t sound too thought-out.”
No it does not, I love a complete statement.
You still have an hour to email your entry to urban.matthias@gmail.com for a shot at the time-stopping watch. Don’t worry, we’ll go by the time stamp. (Sonofabitch! Election joke. At least he didn’t say Sanamabeets! And the grammar is perfect.)
Last-minute submissions.
Contestant # 10. Aswang Prince.
Designer: Bongklok Solas
Contestant # 11. Prince of Double-D Cups