So, me and the gang have got invites to an invite-only costume party at uni for Halloween, thanks to the fact that one of my friends is on the organising commitee. Itapos;s run primarily by students who do reenactments and cosplay, so the costumes should be pretty full on.
Iapos;ve decided to present a stark contrast to my friendsapos; usual choice of Gothic attire for costume parties and go as a faerie. With wings.
The only problem is that I have no faerie wings lying around and I donapos;t like the wings Iapos;ve seen on sale, which are all for kids (obviously, I guess). Iapos;d like orangey-red wings shaped like those of an actual butterfly, but these are hard to come by so I figure Iapos;ll have to come up with another solution. Does anyone know how to make faerie wings? I know you can make them using coat hanger wire and pantyhose, but Iapos;m not sure how. My aunt used to make them for me and my cousin when we were kids so maybe Iapos;ll ask her.
As for the rest of the outfit, I have a few dresses that would do nicely thanks to my lifelong addiction to esoteric shops, and I have a gorgeous Venetian mask that I bought at the Globe Theatre in London that would be perfect. Itapos;s a plain domino shape in red and white with a lovely pattern in gold and gold edging. I wore it to a Halloween party last year when I was Christine Daae from Phantom of the Opera.
Iapos;m excited now Itapos;s not often that us Australians get a chance to go all out on Halloween, since thereapos;s no Halloween tradition here. But you know university students, we never miss out on a chance to party
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