That ass tho. One of the most hard core action that was based on the comics was GI Joe and well, accordingly most hard core action movies includes some sexy woman that can seduce the fuck out of people. Except for the main protagonist because.. well, it’s the main protagonist. Our cosplay topic for today is Baroness from the live action movie, GI JOE.
Ana Lewis, also known as The Baroness, was one of the main characters in the film The Rise of Cobra. Throughout most of the film she was one of the main villains but later became one of its heroines. As The Baroness, Ana was cold, merciless and had no qualms about killing. However this was only because she was being held hostage by her brother’s mind control and Duke claimed that it wasn’t actually the real Ana that had done all those unspeakable acts.
Our cosplayer for today is Yaya Han. She is a costume designer, model and cosplay entertainer with over a decade of experience. After discovering cosplay at Anime Expo in 1999, she quickly absorbed the heart and soul of costume design and creation. To this day Yaya has made close to 300 costumes in the genres of anime/manga, comic books, video games, sci-fi and her own original designs.
This cosplay was seen on Dragoncon 2011, New York Comic Con 2011, San Diego Comic Con 2013, Ottawa Pop Expo 2013, London Super Comic Con 2014. So if you saw a Sizzling hot Black suit Baroness cosplay on one of those conventions, there’s a high probability that it was Yaya Han. For the base of the cosplay, it’s made out of spandex bodysuit which was designed from a two piece suit featuring the seaming details. The materials for the leg armor was rubber coated 4-way stretch spandex. The weapon was borrowed from Beautifully Twisted My personal favorite for this cosplay was the final touch which is very simple yet sexy, the glasses, I freaking love it!
Yaya Han is an exceptional cosplayer with a great talent for both modelling and tailoring her costumes let’s at least support her by following her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube Channel and DeviantArt. Let’s also support her photographer Anna Fisher.
