Is barefoot cosplay ever acceptable?If you are walking around at a con?
a lot of cons will have explicitly require footwear because of sanitation/safety concerns. you can take them off if you're just taking photos but you're expected to have 'em on if you're walking around. if having the dogs out is an important part of your look you should just buy invisible sandals/shoesfor cons at waterparks like CCE it's different, but those exceptions are few and far between
Most cons do not allow you to walk around barefoot
>>10963714This, if feet are such an important part of your cosplay then there are invisible sandals and shit like they said. Anyone trying to defend actually walking barefoot is a footfag gooner plus gross who knows what you may end up stepping in.
>>10963707I saw a female Okarun cosplayer wearing footpads at a con. As in pads you stick to your feet. It covers some of the sole but not the whole foot. When I first saw it I thought she stepped in something, but it was her footpad.Con staff seemed cool with it. But like everyone else is saying, Cons do not allow you to walk barefoot.>inb4 i get accused of being a footfag
its always acceptable
>>10963833 Here>>10964861Yep it looked like that.
>>10963707this girl constantly had to get her feet cleanedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lrz1wLMCrJ8
probably a bad idea
>>10963707her right feet is a bit deformed
>>10963707
If someone wants to risk stepping on rusted metal, glass, food, ect just to be “canon” they should sign some kind of waiver that won’t hold the con responsible. If they are willing to risk it despite knowing when it comes to any other public outing they have shoes on, it’s on them.
>>10964861Yeah this is the only way to do it. Walking around actually barefoot is too risky.
I wear sandals, then just slip them off for pictures. I knew a girl that was barefoot at Sakuracon for her Pocahontas cosplay. Tried to warn her it was a bad idea, especially since bums like to shit on the ground and drop AIDS needles all over the place.
