I’m not the only one who needed medieval clothes when we went to Bicolline this summer. My boyfriend also did. For weeks, I asked him what he wanted and he had no ideas. Then, he found a pattern he loved and it became the base for his clothes.        The thing is he had two characters: Odysseus Palantír, a Hellenic descended from Numenór, and Morrôkon Donthonion, a Dark Elf. Yet, he wanted to wear the same things for both characters (to make his wardrobe simpler), Material        The beige tunic is made of linen.        The black tunic is a denim weave (100% unknown fibres)        The cape was made with a new drop cloth that was first dyed blue, than black (someone changed their mind after a year).        The pants are leggings Pattern        Simplicity 4942 view B for the tunics.        Simplicity 9887 view D for the cape. Advice        Make up your mind more than a week before an event, especially when someone else is making the costume for you. (I still love you honey!)

Odysseus in his beige tunic with his Dark Elves friends of the House of Olonrae (who wore no black make-up for political reasons).

Morrôkon before the 1005 Great Battle with the Dark Elves of the House of Olonrae.

Brenna (Nancy) and Morrôkon before the Great Battle of 1005 (2005).

Me as Oriana (in my Scouting Outfit) with my honey, as Morrôkon.