Rustycon 21 — Convention that focuses on writing, publishing, film, television, and costumes. Guest list, schedule, hotel information, volunteer and dealership sign-up.

Conclave — Annual science fiction convention held in Lansing with programing for science fiction, fantasy, filk, costuming, anime, gaming and kids. Includes registration, programming, and hotel information.

Mermaid Fantasy — Gallery of mermaid and merman dolls and stuffed fish. Also includes doll and costume patterns.

Acid Dophilust — Introducing a sci-fi character, "Acid Dophilust: Intergalactic Bounty Hunter", from the Andromeda Galaxy. She began as a costume contest entry at a StarFest Convention.

Gabbytwin's Aussie Gabrielle — Downloads, costumes, pictures, and new merchandise.

Bright Lights Film Journal: Carmen Miranda — Carmen Miranda brought to American wartime audiences the exoticism of her native country, a sensuality tempered by caricature, and outlandish costumes and fruit-laden hats that have an unsuspected origin in the black slums of Brazil.

The Girlie Page — Biography and pictures of amateur and professional impersonators, and a list of locations where you can see Madonna's costumes and outfits.

Integrity Designworks: Firebird — Selected images of his finished costumes from the Boston Ballet production.

PlusCostumeChat — Yahoo group dedicated to discussing anything to do with costuming.

SCA-Garb — Yahoo group discussing costumes for and relating to the Society of Creative Anachronism.

Casa Mai: The Study — Personal history of costuming, image gallery, links, and reviews of costume books.

Dalmatian Alley Studios — Image gallery of fantasy and renaissance costumes, special effects makeup, art, and parody bears, created by husband and wife team Josef and Kit Matulich of Ohio.

Gwenyver's Closet — Period, dancing, and movie-inspired costumes created by sisters Gwenyver and Nancy. Images, tips, and commentary.

The Vintage Jewelry Guide — Information about collecting, repairing, and cleaning costume jewelry, with sections on designer history.

Lacemaking in the 17th century. — Sheila Sharpe demonstrates lacemaking in period costume.