Happy New Year, geeky lovelies!
As promised we’re back with the Sartorial Geek of the Week. We are so excited to ring in the new year by getting back to showcasing all of your creativity, passion, and fandom-fueled brilliance!
It’s been a minute since our last Sartorial Geek of the Week spotlight (ICYMI: she’s one of our favorite Ravenclaws, The Yellow Squib). We promise we haven’t forgotten about showcasing you and all of your fandom flaunting, iconic cosplaying, and geeky goddess glory!
This week’s Sartorial Geek of the Week is the introspective, outspoken, and indefatigable The Yellow Squib! Aivi, the squib behind the account, is an artist, activist, research scientist, and neuropathologist. In other words, she’s as Ravenclaw as they come!
This week’s Sartorial Geek of the Week is Colorado-based freelance illustrator and activist Sydney Dean! Sydney shares her magical creations online under the name Syd Sketch.
This week’s Sartorial Geek of the Week is the brilliant Connie, or ConStar24 as she goes by online—a writer, editor, photographer, and activist.
An unstoppable force of creativity, action, and some seriously fierce fashion, Connie is taking the social activism-scape by storm. Connie balances writing, editing, and mentorship at the world-renowned magazine, Time For Kids, with a bookstagram account praising diversity in children’s books, AND a position as Managing Editor at Black Girls Create!
This week we hop onto the Hogwarts Express to get to know the radiant Ravenclaw, cosplayer, and magical lifestyle blogger Simply Potter Girl!
This week we are so excited to introduce you to blogger, artist, and mental health advocate Weird Louise, aka Angela.
Based in Russia, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them superfan Katya has been cosplaying for 3 years. With her uncanny resemblance to Tina Goldstein from the Fantastic Beasts films and her fashion wizardry, Katya and her cosplay account Forwen have established their own little corner of magic on Instagram.
From the moment Robin made her cosplay debut at Anime California in 2015, a new passion was ignited inside her. Two hectic days before the convention, Robin handcrafted a Beast Boy and Raven costume for her and her bestie. Hours of hand sewing, lots of duct tape and many prayers later, Robin’s Teen Titans creations were ready.
This week we are so excited to introduce you to the fabulous cosplayer and YouTuber Irene Yu. Moonlighting as the geeky cosplayer Cosplay Counselor, Irene is actually an accredited high school guidance counselor by daylight!