GoGo Tomago is part of the team in Disney and Marvel’s Big Hero 6, and she uses her industrial design and mechanical engineering knowledge to make a superhero costume built for speed. Her hero outfit features yellow armor with wheels attached to the boots. Her everyday look is much simpler – leggings, a white t-shirt, and a cropped leather jacket. Cosplayer Alodia Gosiengfiao has made GoGo’s casual and superhero looks and created a video showing the process for the makeup and the wig:
Here’s the makeup she used:
Base – Kaotsubo – Fresh Beige
Powder Foundation – Shu Uemura
Jill Stuart Cream Eye Shadow – Jewel Flash 07
Mac Hold My Gaze eye shdow palette
Mac 6 Beauties Play It Cool Eye Shadow palette
Mac Fluidline – Blacktrack
Mac Eyebrow Pencil – Spiked
Mac Lipstick – Asian Flower
Kiss Blush – Peach
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