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Starting in 2014, New York Comic Con placed large signs at the entrance stating that "Cosplay is Not Consent". As early as a year after the 1975 release of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, audience members began dressing as characters from the movie and role-playing (although the initial incentive for dressing-up was free admission) in often highly accurate costumes. As the popularity of cosplay has grown, many conventions have come to feature a contest surrounding cosplay that may be the main feature of the convention. Cosplay grew out of the practice of fan costuming at science fiction conventions, beginning with Morojo's "futuristicostumes" created for the 1st World Science Fiction Convention held in New York City in 1939.

In Japan, costuming at conventions was a fan activity from at least the 1970s, especially after the launch of the Comiket convention in December 1975. Pictured, a group of people dressed as visual kei style musicians in 2006 Women cosplaying as Girls und Panzer in the itasha exhibition area of the fanzine sale at Tokyo Big Sight. Cosplayers of different skin color than the character are often ridiculed for not being 'accurate' or 'faithful'.Convention attendees also just as often dress up as Western comic book or animated characters, or as characters from movies and video games.

This eventually led to "No Costume is No Costume" rule, which banned full nudity, although partial nudity was still allowed as long as it was a legitimate representation of the character. Cosplay is very popular among all genders, and it is not unusual to see crossplay, also referred to as gender-bending. Mari, a member of the sci-fi anime fan club TRITON, attended a sci-fi convention at a sleepover-style facility, where you dressed up as a sci-fi character that appeared on the cover of Edgar Rice Burroughs' A Fighting Man of Mars. The 1960 Eastercon in London may have been the first British-based convention to hold an official fancy dress party as part of its programme. Cosplay Is Not Consent", a movement started in 2013 by Rochelle Keyhan, Erin Filson, and Anna Kegler, brought to the mainstream, the issue of sexual harassment in the convention attending cosplay community.A temporary maid café was set up at the Tokyo Character Collection event in August 1998 to promote the video game Welcome to Pia Carrot 2 (1997).