Disney and Marvel Studio's AVENGERS kicks off summer 2012 in high style not only tyrannizing its opening day's rivals but setting the highest record-shattering movie debut ever, dethroning last summer's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, then the largest bow in history. Soon to follow are titans in their own right ( Dark Night Rises, Prometheus, The Amazing Spider-Man, etc) extolling the audacious exploits of costumed heroes and heroine as they take up the gauntlet and battle their mighty foes and protect the weak and the oppressed in a virtual world. This films especially the ones inspired by comic books and video games among others are rich sources of materials for this type of performance art called Cosplay. As an innovative costume designer, Erros naturally was gravitated towards this fascinating yet enthralling subculture centered around regimental role playing. From the get-go, his collections were conceptualized solely for entertainment purposes (intimate watering hole expositions) and his appurtenances were used to embellish and accentuate frocks for runway shows and print photo shoots. But with the exponential growth in the number of people picking up cosplay as a hobby, and the fortuitous enthusiasm his clients responded to his collections, this budding designer unanticipatedly found himself in the center of assiduities more so for avid cosplayers who enjoy the creative process and the intricate attention to detail he puts to each of their choice costume-apparel and the spellbinding appendages he painstakingly affixed to conceive an aboveboard total look.
