from Joie de Vivre
It's that time -- the time for the serious Halloweener to get in gear and begin planning this year's outlandish outfit.... if she hasn't already. Here are some ideas from hand-spun to haute couture to get your creative costume juices flowing.
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| talk about creative! a living breathing comicbook |
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| a cute and easy twist on a popular floor game |
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| comfy, easy & oh so malevolent |
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| totally awe-inspiring... and equally time-consuming |
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| now go perch yourself on someone's lawn |
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| for those who look like a Barbie doll, may as well play it up playrfully |
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| layers, gloves and a bonnet will make you the Southern belle of the ball |
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| a kimono, bedecked wig, parasol and classic makeup can change you completely |
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| Sally <3 |
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| Going grey - this monochrome approach makes for the most interesting of ghostly get-ups |
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| be a Bollywood babe with some layers, bangles & eye makeup |
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| turn men to stone as a modern Medusa |
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| homemade Bellatrix LeStrange |
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| upgrade your basic party toga to give you goddess status |
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| Simply get a gown from the thrift store, add tulle puff sleeves, the pointy crown & wand, and voila! You have Glinda.... or is it Galinda? |
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| accessories make this Venetian wonder |
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| pretty without being overt, look closely, her midriff is covered |
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| wow, this has got to be the cutest clown costume ever |
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| classic literary beauty, and rentable too! |
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| for fairy flirty, just add wings |
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| a little paint can go a long way |
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| OK, so I added this pic just because I love it |
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| this one too |
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| Ballerina Marina Franca, 1941 |
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