Filipina Cosplayer Jia Gold Bustamante Wins Asia Cosplay Meet Championship
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Jia Gold Bustamante becomes the youngest Filipina cosplayer to ever win an international competition.Click here to continue reading "Filipina Cosplayer Jia Gold Bustamante Wins Asia Cosplay Meet Championship"...Filipina Cosplayer Jia Gold Bustamante Wins Asia Cosplay Meet Championship
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Impressive, she proves that, no matter what age you may be, cosplaying is a great passion, you can even get something off of it.
I can’t believe that my best friend is the youngest Filipina to win an international cosplay competition. She has a great passion for cosplaying and is determined to reach the top of things. I still can’t believe that this girl, whom I became friends with,always ate lunch with and always laughed with is now rising to fame. I hope she’ll stay grounded, and I know she will because Jia is a great and beautiful person. Inside and Out 🙂 Love ya! –Mica.
Chienna is NOTHING compared to Jia. Chienna is a wannabee cosplayer (she isn’t an anime fan for one) and she’s just cosplaying for the attention. Chienna Filomeno’s title is inexistent because there is no such thing as a PROFESSIONAL COSPLAYER.
Arisa Mizuhara is a professsional cosplayer. Yaya Han is a professional cosplayer. Francesca Dani is a professional cosplayer. The girls in the following video are professional cosplayers.
According to Channel News Asia, Alodia Gosiengfiao is a professional cosplayer.
As you can see from these examples, professional cosplayers practice their trade all over the world. 🙂
Cosplaying is a HOBBY. But wait! If someone is paid for her “so-called” cosplays, then she is called a professional cosplayer? Or is she called professional when she has made a lot of costumes and actually managed to act like the character? I’m confused. -_-“