Costume Parties: Halloween’s Not Just for Kids
Just because you are not a little kid doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy Halloween. You do not have to go trick or treating or even go to haunted houses if you are not up to it. You can always throw a costume party to celebrate the occasion.
A costume party is a great way to allow yourself to be creative and enjoy Halloween’s most appealing aspect, which is to be someone else for the day and set your inhibitions free for a couple of hours. Well, my first costume party was quite fun. The theme was “Imaginary and Mystical Creatures.”
The party had a contest for the most creative costume. I decided to dress up myself as “The Queen of the Damned” a vampire queen. I had on fake fangs and blood on the corner of my mouth which ran down my cheek. My face was as pale as I could make it along with dark and shadowy facial makeup. I had on a jet black wig with the hair in a tight bun on the top. I was also wearing a deep dark crimson color dress it was fitted at the top and it formed to my body all the way to my waist then it begins to flow losely. The costumes at the party were very creative and everyone looked horrifing.
The party area was well decorated with candles to light the room with numerous props such as a witch’s caldron with the fog rising from it rapidly. There was howling and other typical halloweeen noises being played along with great party mixes. The food was named in accordance to it’s appearance, with spagetti molded into the shape of a brain and other disgusting looking (but tasty) food.
In one room, there were clips of scary movies playing such as “Nightmare on Elm Street”, “Jason”, and many more classic horror films. The night continued until sunrise when the guests began to disperse. My adventure at my first costume party had came to an end.
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March 29th, 2008 at 3:54 pm
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October 23rd, 2008 at 4:03 pm
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December 22nd, 2009 at 1:19 pm
I want to be akasha for halloween and i can’t find the costume allready made.
so i’m going to do one up myself. first i have buy the long plain black skirt.
then buy a silver coin belt for the bottom part of the outfit and for the top I have bra cups to use and decorate those with a swirl design and buy some jewerly . and for the crown get a silver headband with foam pieces and jewerly pieces also need a certain chain for the crown.
also buy fangs and black eye liner. for the hair do is a beehive braided bun if you can’t do this with your hair than get a wig try it.
the makeup is easy to do for the lips is a peachy lipgloss and the eyes are flase eyelashes at the top black eyeliner dark shadow , pale silver eyeshadow and dots of gold.
August 31st, 2011 at 1:34 am
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