Members of the furry community often create and wear costumes, known as "fursuits," that represent their animal alter egos or characters. These characters are often called "fursonas," which are ...

Between conventions in hotels and mega meets at outdoor spaces, Singapore’s furries come together – mostly without fursuits – to do everything from barbecues to hikes to cafe meet-ups.

They want to "provide a place to learn and discover fandom-related topics, such as fursuit making or digital and traditional art." Anthro Society of VCU would also like to help people coordinate ...

Dressing up in costume, or fursuits, is part of it for some — if you can afford it — but don’t confuse it with being attracted to animals or identifying as a different species, requiring ...

The community includes fans, artists, writers, gamers and role players. Some furries wear costumes called “fursuits.” They meet for gatherings and conventions around the world, including ...

The club also hosts workshops to make “fursuits” — custom-made animal-based costumes worn by members of the furry community — led by Zhang, where members work with textiles and sewing.

Whether it’s a serialized drama like ReelShort’s “Fated to My Forbidden Alpha,” a viral advertisement like Duolingo’s “Living With Lily,” or simply the latest post by your favorite ...

Fursuit' wearing Scotiacon reps were given behind-the-scenes access to Saving Wildcats' conservation work and even posed for pictures. The furry convention's website also features an entire page ...

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Right from the drop, you can see what the dress is all about. It’s an open-shoulder design that has eight large moving scales mounted on the front. These scales are printed, and each features ...