by Karen Heim | Aug 26, 2026 | articles
Hello to all my friends. I’ve been asked to write a little bit about myself as part of “Know Your ICG Officers.” I’m Karen Heim from the St. Louis Costumers Guild. You may not recognize me, but I’m usually found hanging out with (and costuming with) Nora Mai. She...
by Philip Gust | Apr 26, 2026 | articles, Uncategorized
Ai is rapidly being deeply integrated into products from major software companies. For example Google Gmail now includes smart features that allow it to scan your emails and attachments to predict text while you type, categorize your inbox automatically, and generate...
by Bruce Mai, Nora Mai, Pierre Pettinger, Sandy Pettinger, Kathe Gust and Philip Gust | Apr 19, 2026 | articles, Features
Three virtual competitions took place on the evening of April 18, 2026, including the Single Pattern contest, the Future Fashion Design competition and Show, and the Doll competition. This was the second year for the virtual Single Pattern contest and the Future...
by Lisa Ashton and Leslie Johnston | Apr 18, 2026 | articles
Report by Lisa Ashton, President and Founder, Miss Lizzy’s Traveling Historical Fashion Show, a Special Interest Group of the ICG. Photos by Leslie Johnston With Costume-Con currently off the schedule, there seemed no venue to exhibit or share any of Miss...
by Philip Gust | Mar 16, 2026 | articles
The “Props and Costume Special Effects” Special Interest Group (Props and Costume FX SIG) provides a focus for ICG members who are interested in the art and practice of prop making and costuming special effects, and offers encouragement and support to the...
by ICG Press | Mar 16, 2026 | articles, ICG Press News
The International Costumers’ Guild Press is pleased to announce its first publication for 2026. Jules Verne and the First Science Fiction Masquerade by Kathe Gust In 1877, author Jules Verne organized a costumed masquerade ball in his home town of Amiens,...
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