Etsy is one of our favorite places to find new designers who are do amazing things, and one of those people is Anastasia from St. Petersburg Russia. Anastasia started her shop only 2 years ago, AxiliratorCosplay, and is producing simply amazing Cosplay outfits from a variety of materials.
Her Darling in the Franxx Zero Two catsuit and accessories shown above is awesome and we love how she used red and white stretch faux leather to create this one-of-a-kind outfit. Her designs are custom made and appear to have a perfect fit.
In case you were unaware, Darling in the Franx was a Japanese science fiction tv show. Zero Two was an artificially-created life form and elite pilot who desires to become human.
Black four-way stretch spandex and metallic gold foil were used in her Kaisa KDA popstar (League of Legends) Cosplay costume. Her items included in the sale of the outfit include the to, pants, gloves 2 pieces, neck, and arm accessory.
Anastasia seems to have a knack for working with all our favorite fabrics, as she also has a Cosplay costume aptly named Rabbit Fate made from black veggie leather.
And if those creative and well-crafted pieces weren’t enough to wet your palette, Anastasia also offers Cosplay prints via her Etsy storefront.
What Cosplay projects are you working on? Have you ever bought your Cosplay outfit from someone else or do you always make your own? We’d love to hear your feedback! Drop us a line at sales@MJTrends.com or comment here on the blog.
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Her ability to switch between anime and game-inspired designs like Zero Two and Kaisa shows a pretty flexible design approach.
Seeing someone work comfortably with stretch spandex, faux leather, and metallic foil shows a pretty broad skill set compared to niche costume makers.
I didn’t expect to see metallic gold foil used on a Kaisa costume, but that detail probably adds a lot of stage presence under lighting.
I’m curious how she handles sizing for those skin-tight catsuits, since getting stretch faux leather to fit perfectly isn’t easy.
The veggie leather Rabbit Fate piece suggests she’s experimenting with materials rather than sticking to standard cosplay fabrics.
I appreciate that you pointed out the fit of her designs, because a lot of Etsy cosplay looks good on mannequins but doesn’t translate well to real wear.
Offering cosplay prints alongside costumes is a nice touch, since fans who can’t afford full outfits still get something from the shop.
I like that you mentioned the shop is relatively new, because it gives people a chance to support an emerging designer early on.
Including multiple accessories in a single purchase makes her listings feel more complete compared to shops that split everything into add-ons.
The fact that Anastasia has only been running AxiliratorCosplay for two years makes the level of polish even more impressive, especially with those tight-fitting custom pieces.
It’s cool that she’s based in St. Petersburg, since a lot of high-quality cosplay work seems to come out of that region lately.
It’s refreshing to see an Etsy shop that doesn’t just resell mass-produced cosplay but actually creates custom-fitted pieces.
You can tell a lot of attention went into the accessory pieces, especially the gloves and arm components on the KDA set.
That Rabbit Fate outfit made from black veggie leather caught my attention since vegan alternatives are still not super common in cosplay builds.
The Zero Two design using both red and white panels seems like it would require really clean seam work to avoid puckering.
The mention of Darling in the Franxx gave helpful context too, especially for readers who might not immediately recognize Zero Two as a character.
Her Kaisa KDA costume sounds well thought out, and including the top, pants, gloves, neck, and arm accessory in one set is actually really convenient for buyers.
I really liked how you highlighted the Zero Two catsuit materials, especially the red and white stretch faux leather, because that combo is hard to execute cleanly and it looks sharp in the photos.
I make similar costumes. Great job, love the look.