You can probably guess, if you've been reading this blog for a while, that I have a little bit of a reputation to uphold when it comes to costumes for my daughter. Believe it or not, this one was pretty simple. We only bought a little bit of make-up. Everything else we had and I just had to do a little refashioning.
Dress-(thrifted and refashioned)
Headress-(refashioned headband and fabric)
Stockings-(gift)
Shoes-(last year's showchoir shoes)
Wig-(mine I've had for 15 years)
The black shoulder thing that looks like it's attached to her arm is actually fabric I gathered up and sewed onto a clear bra strap which I sewed to the dress. The gold dress I bought when she was really little as part of her dress up collection. I always used thrifted party dresses instead of store bought Princess costumes. I highly recommend that for the little ones.
The girl on the far right is dressed as Madonna. It's ironic. Very hipster.
Good night little Monsters.
Oh yeah - your daughter captures the Lady's look so well! Great job on costuming and makeup. She'll have Little Monsters asking for her autograph, for real. : >
ReplyDeleteThis is so fun! I bet it is fun for you to create for your daughter. She is really pretty.
ReplyDeleteAs the youngsters say OMG. I knew there was a reason God gave me 3 boys!
ReplyDeleteShe is gorgeous!
You have certainly made 16 wonderful!I can't wait for ny kids to reach 16 to see their ventures in style!
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