Nigri said the first time she thought of cosplay as a real business was when she got a call from her job at Trader Joe’s asking if she was still coming in for the 6 a.m. Second, in one picture she had a badge with her name on it, so that allowed random people to find her online. First, Nigri wasn’t just dressed as Pikachu, but rather “Sexy Pikachu,” sporting a barely-there outfit that generated quite a bit of buzz. Nigri expected to have a good time, and said when she got there she looked around and thought, “These are my people.” But she didn’t expect a photo of her at the convention to go viral, flooding her Facebook and Myspace with friend requests from people she’d never met. She decided to give it a go, and dressed as Pikachu from Pokémon. Nigri did a quick Google search of the event and saw that some people dressed up as their favorite characters to attend, she told Business Insider. In 2009, a friend of Nigri's bought her a ticket to attend Comic-Con, the massive convention held every year in San Diego. It often indicates a user profile.įrom the first time Jessica Nigri tried cosplay - the practice of dressing up as a character from movies, video games, or another fictional universe - she seemed destined to be a star. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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