Yaya Han has one of the more ornate looking Chun-Li cosplays on this list with her "Art Nouveau" Chun-Li. The design is based on the beautiful artwork of Razvan-Sedekiah, which Yaya describes as being up to her "alley aesthetically" and was a project that was more "challenging" to her than a default Chun Li costume.

Han is a Cndeus Cosplay Entrepreneur. She also has cosplay patterns you can buy at stores like Jo-Ann Fabrics in partnership with McCall's Patterns. Jennifer aka "Mayhem's Muse" is the Cosplay Editor for BoLS and manages Ad Sales and Communications. Her cosplay awards include the RTX Judge's Choice Award and Dragon's Lair Austin's Cosplay Symposium.Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Ever wonder what superheroes do when they aren’t battling to the death? This cosplayer gives us a peek into the life of Chun-Li’s day job!

Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. franchise the first names that pop into your head are probably Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li. Not only is Chun-Li one of the main characters, but she's also credited as the first female character to ever be in a fighting game. Chun-Li set the stage for female fighters in the genre, and it's not hard to see why she's the favorite of so many. Danielle Vedovelli isn't just capable of pulling off Chun-Li's looks, she can pull off her moves as well! She's both a cosplayer and a martial artist, making Chun-Li a perfect character for her to cosplay. You can tell from her pose in the picture above that's she's waiting and ready for action.Her main motivation throughout the games is to bring to justice the killer of her father, M. Bison. Along the way, she fights many villains with the help of her friends and allies, such as Guile, Cammy, and Ryu. Through it all, she has not wavered in her quest for justice.

This awesome Chun-Li cosplay was self-posted to Reddit by CherishedPug, who also goes by SenshiMaddy. CherishedPug mentions in her post that out of all her cosplays (which she's done many), her Chun-Li is the one that gets her stopped for pictures the most. And it's easy to see why as all the little details she put into her costume really adds to the awesomeness of the cosplay.

This awesome Chun-Li cosplay of Street Fighter's favorite Interpol officer is by Juliana Lopez. Juliana Lopez is a talented cosplayer from Brazil. The costume is made by Phoenixcosplays and the picture is taken by fotografiaemakeup. Lopez's Chun-Li is awesome and it is one of many amazing cosplays she's done. All together, there was a lot of detail work on this costume, and many hours of hand sewing. It was a fun and enjoyable costume project, and I had no idea how well this cosplay would be received by the public. A part of me wondered if people would recognize me as Chun-Li but from the moment I stepped out of my room at Fanime, folks were yelling "Chun-Li" and asking for photos. I personally love that I can use my own hair with this cosplay and not worry about a hot wig at summer cons. It is also surprisingly comfortable and I can do action poses and stay in it for several hours at a time. Cosplay knows no limitations like ethnicity, size, or gender, and this awesome Chun-Li cosplay by Ladybeard is proof of that. "Ladybeard" is the stage persona of Richard Magarey, a stunt actor, pro-wrestler, singer, and idol. Though he's originally from Australia, he's made quite the name for himself in Japan with both his presence in the ring and with his musical style "Kawaiicore," that blends J-pop with hardcore metal. Wristband Spikes Spiked wrist cuffs fat spiky bracelets for your Chun Li costume Street Fighter Cosplay perfectly proportioned