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Costume Conundrum! By Ally Zimmerman







Its just around the corner. Its lurking in dark alleys; its

hiding under your bed, in your closet. October 31 is coming,

folks, and with it, one the most beloved holidays of the year.

Look around you. You see teens deemed too mature for the

age-old tradition of door-to-door candy collecting that theyve

joined in since the days of Power-Ranger and Princess costumes.

But that wont stop them. So lose the plastic pumpkin pail and

bust out the pillow case, invest in some top-of-the-line toilet

paper, and get that costume ready. Waitno costume?! Youve got

the bag, youve got the paperbut you just cant decide what you

want to go as this year? Then lets break this down. If youre

looking for a classic, costume shops like Lucy in Disguise with

Diamonds in downtown Austin carry the typical Halloween get-ups.

You could go with the archetypal spooky themeVampires, Witches,

Warlocksor maybe something comic is more your fancy. Picture

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Joe Dirt style: mullet wig, fake teeth and a white beer

stained wife-beater. Youll be the belle of the ball. Star Wars

costumes are also big this year with the release of George

Lucas latest movie. Im a Yoda fan, myself. Ladies, maybe you

want to really glam up this Halloween. Famous fairy-tale

princesses are recognizable and timelessly charming. Or try a

less obvious period piece, like a Renaissance dress or a Russian

Anastasia-style ball gown. Dont forget famous glam-queens too!

Marilyn Monroe, Madonna, and Cher are some sure-fire girly

classics. Dont think youve been forgotten, anime fans.

Chances are that most of you have been to one or two anime

conventions in the past and seen plenty of character costumes

there. Forgot to bring your wallet and had to leave

empty-handed? Dont fret; some shops will custom-make the

perfect costume to suit your animated needs. So what if nothing

in even the most diverse stores is good enough for you? Well,

before you throw in the towel and decide to go free and wild

this Halloween, hop into your nearest Goodwill. Halloween is

definitely their thing. They offer enough costumes, props, and

make-up kits to dress up an armyand cheap. But if you really

feel there is no hope for finding a good costume...make one!

Dont panic. You dont have to be a whiz with a sewing machine

to get the right look. If youre resourceful enough, you wont

even have to sew at all. Say you have something lacy or anything

with a cool pattern--keep it in a box or a bag. Then you can

take it out later if youre trying to put together a costume. Or

maybe youve decided youd like to give sewing a shot. If youre

experienced with a needle and thread, congrats! But if not,

dont get easily discouraged your first try; you probably wont

get it right away. Just stick with it and eventually youll be a

pro at this costume-making business. So lets take a look at

our checklist. Pillow case, check. TP, check. CostumeCheck!

Youre all dressed up with somewhere to goand dont you just

look smashing! So get out there and plunder your neighborhood of

every Blow-Pop and Tootsie Roll in sight. You havent quite

outgrown it yet.



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