Steampunks gather at Comic-Con to show off their finery.
Steampunks waiting to get into the meetup at Comic-Con. You can see the gadgetry featured in their costumes.
Published on July 27, 2009
Nick Baumann is one of the founding members of the Steampunk Ghostbusters. Period goggles, like Nick's, are a key accessory to steampunk fashion. Though during the meetup, it was noted that steampunks shouldn't be "goggle nazis." If someone wants to start dressing in the steampunk style, they don't necessarily need goggles.Published on July 27, 2009
San Diegan Cindy Piselli is one of the organizers of local steampunk events.Published on July 27, 2009
It's common to have belts around the waist for holding gadgets, tubes, telescopes, magnifying glasses, and tools.Published on July 27, 2009
San Diegan Heather Hutsell created this dress out of a military-issued parachute. She started with a pattern but then strayed and now has an original design.Published on July 27, 2009
The dress includes 25 different pocket watches fastened to the front and back of the dress as well as medals, all from different sources.Published on July 27, 2009
Hundreds of people dressed in steampunk garb gather on the stairs of the convention center.Published on July 27, 2009
Though the color scheme of steampunk attire tends to be browns and blacks, a splash of red is often used as an accent.Published on July 28, 2009
Accessories really do make some of these costumes. This woman has a parasol, hat, jewelry, goggles, belts and watches, in addition to the signature corset.Published on July 28, 2009
Gears and goggles are the signature items of a steampunk. Here you can see a belt with gears fastened across the chest.Published on July 28, 2009
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