Combining Cosplay and Historical Costuming - where pop culture meets history

It is universally acknowledged that most historical costumers are also geeks or nerds.
And that cosplayers thoroughly enjoy history.
So what happens when we merge the two together?

Special thanks to the following:
Historically accurate Belle: Major Sam Cosplay @msmajorsam (insta) - Tog: @charliegirlnic (insta)
Iron Man Bustle Dress: Noelle from @Costumeing Drama (YouTube) / @costuming_drama (insta)
Robe a la Francaise Bulbasaur: @saragobragh (insta) - Tog: @aleestudios (insta)
Robe a la Francaise Charmander: @jglinzak (insta) - Tog: @nickferrisphotographer (insta)
Robe a la Francaise Deerling: @firelillycosplay (insta) - Tog: @inthelongrundesigns (insta)
Robe a la Francaise Jigglypuff: @kirileecosplay (insta) - Tog: Terry aka. Hubby!
Tudor Yoda: @kirileecosplay (insta) - Tog: Terry aka. Hubby again!
Regency Vice Admiral Holdo: @jglinzak (insta) - Tog: @aleestudios (insta)
Regency Rey: @saragobragh (insta) - Tog: @munchkin_photos_by_heather (insta)
Captain America garb @scrapsandsequins (YouTube and insta)
Captain Marvel gard @pirate_kayte (insta)
Victorian Ugly Step-Sisters and Evil Step-Mother: @chibirinoa (insta) @ladylizaelliott (insta) @bkane2727 (insta) - Tog: @aleestudios (insta)
16th century Sailor Moon: @morgandonner (YouTube / insta)
Victorian Batman: @juulvictoria (insta)
Victorian Madam Kree: @zeldrath_cosplay (insta) - Tog: @snaphappyian (insta)
Peasant Belle: @daeriscosplay (insta) - Tog: @rene.mourik (insta)
Outlander Merida: @saragobragh (insta) - Tog: @rayne370 (insta)
Victorian Wonder Woman: @sk_rosser (insta) - Tog: @tatteredbutterflyphotography (insta)
1830s Governor Ratcliffe: @ladyrebeccafashions
Wonder Woman Bustle Dress: @queendeluxsew (insta)

Social media:
Instagram: @kirileecosplay