P’s dark green Belle Epoque frock coat, red waistcoat and ruffled white jabot establish the colour combination of this Lies of P costume. P is the puppet hero of the soulslike game, with a mechanical Legion arm alongside his period clothing. The Full Set pairs a printed arm glove with the clothing and accessories, including the jabot’s brooch, a belt pouch and a key.
Green Frock Coat, Red Waistcoat, White Jabot
The green coat and red waistcoat give you a clear starting point for a portrait. Try a front-facing composition that includes both colours with the white jabot at the neck. For a closer photograph, bring the jabot and brooch into the same frame as the coat’s embossed lapel detail. A dedicated lapel photograph in the gallery provides a reference when planning that composition.
The listed material is a polyester and viscose blend. The Full Set is the available style, with adult size options beginning at XS and extending to XXXL. Coat, waistcoat, shirt, breeches and socks form the clothing selection, accompanied by the neckpiece, pouch, glove and key.
From the Jabot Brooch to the Key
The Full Set listing calls the jabot with brooch a neckpiece and the belt pouch a belt bag. The key accessory also has a dedicated gallery close-up, useful as a reference for a photograph devoted to that piece. For portraits that focus on the neck, frame the brooch with the ruffled white jabot and red waistcoat. That composition gives the neckpiece attention while keeping its relationship with the clothing clear.
For a costume layout photograph, arrange the coat, waistcoat, shirt and breeches together, then place the jabot, belt pouch, glove, socks and key beside them. That makes a useful visual record of the Full Set and gives the smaller pieces their own space in the composition.
P’s Left Arm and Your Own Finishing Pieces
Wear the printed glove on your left arm to represent P’s Legion arm. For a three-quarter portrait, you could turn that arm toward the camera and include the green coat in the frame. A separate close-up can give the glove its own attention alongside the accessory images. The Full Set does not supply shoes, a wig, a weapon or a rigid prop arm.
For your interpretation of P, consider a short dark brown wig. Black boots are the suggested footwear, pairing your own shoes with the set’s breeches and socks. Include those lower clothing pieces when composing a full-length photograph of the frock coat outfit.
Reading P’s Coat Through Different Angles
Start with the front photograph to study the green coat, red waistcoat and white jabot together. Compare it with the three-quarter image for another angle on that combination, then turn to the rear photograph for the coat’s back view. If you are planning a portrait series, these angles can guide a set of poses built around the frock coat.
The separate waistcoat-and-shirt photograph lets you study those pieces together. Use it when planning an image centred on the red waistcoat and shirt, with the jabot and brooch as a possible focus at the neck. Together with the lapel and key close-ups, it offers references for both outfit photographs and smaller accessory studies.
Frock Coat Alternatives for P’s Period Style
These frock coat costumes offer nearby silhouettes for readers drawn to P’s period wardrobe.
- For a second period silhouette, Corpse Bride Victor Van Dort Cosplay Costume Victorian Frock Coat Suit offers another character costume built around a frock coat.
- Another frock coat option, Peter Pan And Wendy Captain Hook Cosplay Coat Red Velvet Pirate Frock Coat, connects this period silhouette with Captain Hook’s pirate styling.