Star Guardian Orianna
(League of Legends)
LEC Finals - Malmö, Sweden ⤵
Worlds Finals - San Francisco, USA⤵
Orianna has travelled to League of Legends esports events all over the world!
See the costume in action! ⤵
Learn to make your own Star Guardian Orianna costume! ⤵
This DIGITAL DOWNLOAD pack includes all the patterns you will need to make your own Star Guardian Orianna cosplay from League of Legends (including her ball)! This full pack includes:
63 page PDF tutorial
Outfit pattern PDFs (breastplate + shoulders + gloves + headpiece/crown + skirt petals + sock details)
3D printing STL accessory files (chest/back stars + backpiece)
Ball foam pattern PDF
Resource spreadsheet, including recommendations + links for all the materials you’ll need to make this costume
NOTE: The outfit patterns were patterned based on my own measurements (size XS/UK 6) and may need to be resized. These can be altered to fit your own size (there are many videos on YouTube for how to scale sewing patterns). I used the Style 400 Euro Bell sewing pattern from Tutu Patterns for the skirt base and my tutorial includes a walkthrough of how I followed along with this pattern.
This DIGITAL DOWNLOAD pack includes a 63 page tutorial PDF, covering everything you will need to make your own Star Guardian Orianna cosplay from League of Legends (including her ball)! It also includes a resource spreadsheet, including recommendations + links for all the materials you’ll need to make this costume.
Patterns, 3D printing files and more are also available, and can either be purchased separately or in a complete bundle.
This DIGITAL DOWNLOAD pack includes all the patterns you will need to make your own Star Guardian Orianna cosplay from League of Legends (including her ball)! This pattern pack includes:
Outfit pattern PDFs (breastplate + shoulders + gloves + headpiece/crown + skirt petals + sock details)
3D printing STL accessory files (chest/back stars + backpiece)
Ball foam pattern PDF
Resource spreadsheet, including recommendations + links for all the materials you’ll need to make this costume
NOTE: The outfit patterns were patterned based on my own measurements (size XS/UK 6) and may need to be resized. These can be altered to fit your own size (there are many videos on YouTube for how to scale sewing patterns). I used the Style 400 Euro Bell sewing pattern from Tutu Patterns for the skirt base and my tutorial includes a walkthrough of how I followed along with this pattern.
Character reference
Costume Details
Star Guardian Orianna was released in July 2022 during League Of Legends’ Star Guardian Event. I was incredibly honoured to be asked by League of Legends UK to recreate this gorgeous skin in line with the event! I have taken dance classes for most of my life since around the age of 5 right into my early 20s, and so this seemed like the perfect opportunity to combine both of my passions- cosplay and dance. Sadly I haven’t had the chance to take ballet classes in a few years now, but this cosplay gave me the opportunity to reconnect with that. I should also note, I have had proper pointe training and know how to wear these shoes correctly. If you are not a trained/experienced dancer then under no circumstances should you wear these shoes just for a cosplay photoshoot!
I only had around a month to make this costume, so it was another intense crafting crunch! It was my first time making a proper tutu skirt (which I made with the help of this tutu pattern) and it was intense! The main body of the skirt consists of 5 layers of tulle which all had to be gathered by hand. The top layer is 2 layers of iridescent organza, each layer consisting of 3 combined circle skirts, which I sewed horsehair braid into the hem of to give it that special *poof*.
The bodice and other “armour” pieces were all constructed in a similar way to each other. I made the base shape out of 2-5mm EVA foam which I covered in fabric, either by sewing a fabric “sleeve” or by contact gluing it directly to the foam. The main fabrics I used were:
The wig was a Jeannie + hair bun in Aqua from Arda Wigs Europe, which I airbrushed pink tips onto by hand.
The ball prop was made entirely from EVA foam from Polyprops, also using their own brand of Hexflex primer/paint.
I had the amazing opportunity to wear this costume to the League of Legends LEC Finals in Malmö, Sweden and again to Worlds Finals in San Francisco, USA in late 2022.