Halloween 2009
Friday October 30, 2009
Halloween is tomorrow, are you ready? Do you have a stellar costume, or are you completely lacking in good ideas. I always fall into the 2nd category.
If you're like me, don't worry! We've got loads of great ideas for you. Here are some great ideas from a few of our About.com Guides.
- Julyne Derrick, About.com's Beauty Guide has an amazing selection of costume ideas and instructions, more costume ideas and instructions and loads of creepy halloween hair.
- Rain Blanken, About.com's DIY Fashion Guide shows us that all vampire costumes are not created equal. Figure out what kind of vampire you want to be and let her teach you how to transform yourself into it.
- Faith Lawless, About.com's Makeup Guide helps turn you into a hot vampire.
- Ashley Kane, About.com's Vintage Clothing Guide helps you head to the thrift store and come out with the perfect costume.
See, we have no excuses! Get yourself a costume idea and have a fabulous Halloween!
Comments
Thanks for the call out, Jen!
I’m usually in your camp, but this year I’m going as a bloody Tippi Hedren from “The Birds.” Of course I have not even shopped for the outfit yet.
Happy Halloween!!!!
Ha! Good luck with that!
Loved the make up tips for halloween, very useful to those of us who are last minute and scouring the web for ideas and a made up face is always a focal point…. when done right the rest of the costume you throw together isn’t as noticeable.
I think the problem is not wearing costumes but, the drinking, puking, shouting and general level of mayhem and disruption caused. Of course the trains are owned by the train company and it is within their rights to ask the police to prevent their property being used as a venue for a boozarama. You would think people might just respect their wishes and have a party somewhere else but its just another case of some gaijin just doing what they want and playing the victim when they are asked not to.
Never mind the fact that the authorities in almost any other country would clamp down on turning the public transport intoa party venue for the evening.
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