Our costumes were sourced from things we already had, as well as thrifted items. My husband wore a pair of my old prescription glasses after I carefully removed the lenses. His vest was a thrifted jacket with the arms cut off. I got a pretty sweet black turtleneck sweater out of this thrifting adventure, which I'll definitely wear again. Some of our pieces - his bow tie, vest, and my jacket and gloves -were dyed the correct color. Our local grocery store had their Rit dye on closeout a few weeks ago, so I went a little crazy.
We decided the Shepherd's Journal was an essential prop. It took a few days to make, but it wasn't too difficult. It wasn't entirely accurate either, but there comes a point when you say "This is good enough for Halloween." It was made from cardboard, duct tape, painted fabric scraps, felt and polymer clay.
We spent Halloween weekend traveling and visiting a good friend in Virginia, and a good time was had by all. Otherwise, it was pretty quiet. How about yours? Feel free to share your Halloween links in the comments. I'd love to see your costumes!
Not familiar with this film, but it's a good look on you -- I like how your lipstick matches his bow tie! And you have to love a classic black ribbed turtleneck -- I still wear one I bought half a lifetime ago...
ReplyDelete(I didn't exactly dress up for Halloween, but I did a Halloween post here: http://mondoagogo.wordpress.com/2014/10/31/witch-feathers-and-locket-bones/ )
I instantly recognized your looks- and they are great :) Her hair especially.
ReplyDeleteI like how you always coordinate your costumes with your husband's. It's pretty adorable.
ReplyDeleteYou two look great! I love the styling and you look like the movie :)
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I recognised this straight away, I adore Atlantis! You both look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteYou look just like them both and the prop is fantastic! Fantastic costumes!
ReplyDeleteThese costumes turned out so awesome! You two are adorable. Your hair looks great here too - even if it was blown away by the wind later. Halloween was windy for us too!
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Thanks, Jamie! The at least the spooky, windy night was appropriate for Halloween! :-)
Deleteyou look gorgeous! xo
ReplyDeleteGreat costumes! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my God! I can't believe I'm seeing this just now! You guys look so awesome. Definitely something original, if I may say so myself. Also, you look totally badass - in a good way, of course. If you went to a party I hope you won best costume because they sure were ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Bivi! So kind of you to say so. :-D
DeleteYour costumes look awesome! I remember really liking Atlantis when I was a kid, but I haven't seen it in ages. I'll have to make a point to watch it sometime soon. I love that you pulled your costumes from your closet. I think that's really the best way to do things, storebought ones are never as fun.
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks, Jessica! So many things to love about Atlantis - Michael J. Fox, the soundtrack by James Newton Howard, it's in widescreen, ect... :-)
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I really love your costumes. You two are adorable. Your hair looks great here too - even if it was blown away by the wind later.
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Sarah
Thank you so much, Sarah. We really had a fun time with these and we want to revisit Atlantis costumes someday. I'm so glad you like these.
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Anna