Ivy Doomkitty

Ivy Doomkitty is an internationally recognized cosplayer and model who advocates for body confidence and acceptance within the cosplay community. After establishing her professional cosplay career in 2011, Ivy Doomkitty quickly rose to prominence for her intricate costumes and powerful public advocacy. She also served as a live model for acclaimed artist Frank Cho. Leveraging her platform, Ivy Doomkitty champions body confidence and acceptance within the global cosplay community, actively judging high-calibre costume competitions, including the prestigious ReedPop Crown Championships.

Her commitment to empowerment is evident through acclaimed panel discussions like ‘Cosplay 101,’ ‘Cospositive Movement,’ and ‘Cosplay is Not Consent.’ Ivy Doomkitty’s expertise extends to meticulous costume research and construction, utilizing advanced materials like Worbla thermo-plastic and EVA foam for elaborate armor builds. Her creations range from accessible projects such as her Star Trek redshirt to significant undertakings like her Mantis from Guardians of the Galaxy ensemble, an investment of approximately $3,000. Her growing influence led to invitations to major global conventions, including Wizard World Chicago Comic Con (2013) and Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con (2014). In 2015, she showcased her judging prowess at the C2E2 Crown Championships of Cosplay and engaged fans at the Long Beach Comic Expo.

Central to Ivy Doomkitty’s brand is her unwavering commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive environment. She carefully curates content for her diverse fanbase, including a significant young following. Ivy Doomkitty actively addresses negative comments and unwanted interactions, consistently promoting respectful engagement and setting clear boundaries to ensure a safe and empowering space for all within the cosplay community.