I knew what I my costume for Halloween this year was going to be. I was looking forward to it.
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Until I realized that dressing up as a Victorian vampiress wasn't really going to look that different from my everyday clothing. The only way someone who knew me would be able to tell I was 'dressed up' was the fact that there were going to be spatters of blood on me (much like the icon I used on this post).
stroppy_baggage says I should take that to mean I've reached a pinnacle of my Every Day Is Halloween spooooooky life. (Yes dear, I'm paraphrasing what you said. Hush.) But that still leaves me with what the heck to wear for Halloween. I suppose I could go with a fairy gothmother costume again (yay tutu and bat wings!), but that's kinda been my default costume for a few years.
Hmmph. Maybe I can still figure out a way to do an elaborate Victorian vampiress. I SO wanted to play with stage blood again ...
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Until I realized that dressing up as a Victorian vampiress wasn't really going to look that different from my everyday clothing. The only way someone who knew me would be able to tell I was 'dressed up' was the fact that there were going to be spatters of blood on me (much like the icon I used on this post).
Hmmph. Maybe I can still figure out a way to do an elaborate Victorian vampiress. I SO wanted to play with stage blood again ...
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One word: cheerleader.
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(stamps foot)
Seriously tho', Halloween (for me) is about dressing up in even MORE wildly-elaborate clothing, and indulging the more fanciful parts of my personality. Which is why I like costumes where I can wear wings.
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Uhm... what about playing up your colouring a wee bit, and being all gypsy-like? *spaaaaaaaaaarkly* gypsy costume...
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and while your at it, help me think of a good costume for this year. If I am coming to your party, I might as well look good.
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And someday, I still need to go as you.
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The cheerleader idea is Deliciously perverse, but the visions I'm having of you as queen are so beautiful, I'd have to agree with caliban1227.
Did you know that I won "Scariest Costume" at Grind this year?
I was a soccer mom.
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"TWO FOUR SIX EIGHT! WHAT DO WE APPRECIATE! GLOOM DOOM!"
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If you have any good costume ideas for moi, I'm all ears as well.
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Are you wearing whatever the costume is Saturday, to my signing at Barnes and Noble? Because, WOOT!
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I'll go through some of my books and try and think of a costume for you.
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No. No, no, no. Batcave-y or Deathrock-y, maybe. Not hair metal.
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You could be a cheerleader if you wanted to see wisps of smoke drift out of my ears. Or better yet, be a stone butch, fob-chain-wearing stubble-headed diesel dyke. (Don't actually shave your head, though, or I'll cry.)
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The best idea I ever had was my Corporate Whore costume, but these days I can't really get away with hot pants. (Plus button-down white shirt, tie, blazer, platform heels, bright red lipstick.)
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I hadn't even thought of multiple costumes. Heh heh heh ...
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This is allowing me to be a witch, Snow White, and *something else*. ;)
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HELLO! HOPE YOU GUESSED MY NAME.
I've been jealous ever since.
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2. Go 'Pods!
3. Restoration-era vampire.
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Sorry, Kij!
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Or, Queen Elizabeth I. You can get a cheap hoop and smoosh the front and back to get the farthingale shape and use a lot of what you already have. But get a strawberry blonde wig and do it up and that white make-up for that freaky picture.
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