BCL - Costume & Reenactment Groups in Brisbane Queensland Australia

Brisbane Costume & Reenactment Groups

Abbey Museum - Public museum of art and archaeology, featuring antiquities and fine arts from around the world.
The Queensland Living History Federation Inc. - a non-profit, living history and reenactment organisation based in Queensland , Australia. It is a representative body of this State's living history and re-enactment groups covering all eras.
The Banner of Tripoli is Townsville’s only Medieval Re-enactment Group. We endeavour to faithfully re-enact the time period 1150 to 1250 AD in the Holy Lands encompassing all levels of society from Peasant to Noble.
The Company of The Phoenix is a medieval living history group based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. We formed in 2002 with the purpose of recreating the High Medieval period of European History as accurately as possible, whilst having an immense amount of fun doing so.
The Knights Order of Lion Rampant is a non-profit Brisbane-based organisation dedicated to re-enacting and researching the life of the European nobility and their retainers at the end of the 14th Century by combining theatre, martial arts, historical research and crafts.
Ormsgard is the collective name for a group of Dark Age Re-enactors in the Highlands of South East Queensland, who perform Living History displays for events of all sizes including schools, historical societies,. Scouts, Festivals and Fayres
The Stray Dogs are a Viking re-enactment group portraying the Rus Vikings of Staraya Ladoga, Russia in the late 900s.

Australian Costumers' Guild is open to all people interested in costuming, regardless of skill level or background.
The New Varangian Guard - a group dedicated to re-enacting the fascinating middle period of the Byzantine Empire and surrounding cultures through combat, arts and sciences.

BCL Shopping - Party Costumes
Themes4Parties has lots of ideas for costumes, decorations etc, and lots of ideas for themed parties.

Armour Archive - a resource for everyone who has an interest in armour and arms of all types.
The Australasian Register of Living History Organisations aims to list all known Australian and New Zealand Organisations covering all periods.
Fashion-Era Costume Resources and Fashion History
Roman Costume Guide features some easy make-it-yourself costume patterns for females and males including tunics, cloaks, footwear and more.
Truly Victorian has detailed descriptions and illustrations women's dress from 1840 to Edwardian.
Star Wars
- Jedi Costume-Making Guide - make your own Jedi outfit.
- The Padawan's Guide to Star Wars Costumes - a very detailed site including photos, explanation and tutorials.
Star Trek
- Starfleet Uniforms