I know about ten cosplayers in this area. Nova: Well when comic-con is here yeah it’s crazy.
My brother was immediately like “You should do this!”.ĪiPT!: Would you say there’s a big cosplay scene in New York? I saw all these cosplayers and we were both drawn it, everyone looked so cool. I actually started cosplaying because my little brother suggested we go to New York comic-con.
Sometimes I think I’d be a happier person if I didn’t play it *laughs* So many trolls!ĪiPT!: How long have you been cosplaying? Well, I’m also playing Horizon Hero Dawn and I love the game. I’m stuck in Overwatch right now though, so I haven’t had time to play much else. When I was younger it was always a passion my little brother and I were always obsessed with The Legend of Zelda. Nova: One of the main things I spend my time on outside of cosplay is playing video games constantly. Unfortunately they don’t have a basketball team for my school.ĪiPT!: Growing up and traveling so much, were you always into the nerd scene? Or did that develop for you later? I really like sports, I play volleyball for my school and I used to play basketball. It was really exciting when I got in! Outside of cosplay I go shopping–it’s a passion. I’m in school for fashion merchandising and marketing at FIT in New York. I speak three languages: French, English, and Italian. But I was enrolled in a French school where I got here, because my mother’s French. I’ve lived in France, London and I’ve been in the US for about 11 years now. I’ve traveled around a lot because of my parents. AiPT! was excited to sit down with her to discuss Patreon, the tricks of the cosplay trade and her immense love of gaming.ĪiPT!: Where are you from and what do you do when you aren’t cosplaying?įiona Nova: I was born in Italy, which surprises most people *laughs*. I was lucky enough to score an interview with a rising star in the cosplay scene, Fiona Nova! You may have come across her on Twitch or been unlucky enough to get matched against her in Overwatch.
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