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Ivy Doomkitty

Born
Jan 2, 1986age 40
height
5'5" (or 165 cm)
body type
BBW
nationality
American

Career

Active 2011 – present

Biography

About Ivy Doomkitty

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Ivy Doomkitty cuts a striking figure: a Black-haired, brown-eyed cosplayer whose dramatic hourglass shape comes courtesy of a 44–32–42 measurement set and a corseted waistline. She stands 5'5" and weighs 225 lbs, with a BBW body type and enhanced 44H breasts, presenting herself as a plus-size model comfortable in her own skin.

From Palo Alto, California, this American of Caucasian ethnicity started cosplaying in 2011, working as a live model for artist Frank Cho before regularly creating costumes from 2012 to 2020. She hosted a panel called "So They Say You Shouldn't Cosplay" and judged contests, most notably as a guest judge for SyFy's "Heroes of Cosplay." Although now semi-retired, she remains an influential figure in the community, advocating for "Cospositivity," the belief that anyone can cosplay any character regardless of age, race, gender, or body type.

Beyond cosplay, Ivy works as a YouTuber, gamer, and influencer, and she is currently partnered with energy drink company Gamersupps as a spokesmodel. Her social media presence includes a substantial Instagram following and active YouTube and Twitch channels. Throughout her 15-year career, she has championed body positivity, proving that costume play is for everyone.

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Personal

Years Active
2011-present (started around 25 years old; 15 years active)
Birthplace
Palo Alto, California, United States
Ethnicity
Caucasian

Body

Hair Color
Black
Eye Color
Brown
Weight
225 lbs (or 102 kg)
Measurements
44–32–42 (B–W–H) · WHR 0.76
Bra/Cup Size
44H show conversions - UK: 44G, EU: 100H, AU: 22H, JP: 100H

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Instagram Followers
354k (as of June 2026)

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What does Ivy Doomkitty advocate for?

She advocates for body positivity and "Cospositivity," the belief that anyone can cosplay any character regardless of age, race, gender, or body type.

How has Ivy Doomkitty's career evolved over time?

She began in 2011 as a live model for artist Frank Cho, cosplayed regularly from 2012-2020, and is now semi-retired, focusing on influencing and brand partnerships.

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