I was GOING to wait until October to start posting Halloween inspo, BUT this was just too darn cute to pass up! Besides, I mean, if you’re anything like me, you’re really kind of thinking about what you’re going to be for Halloween all year long, right? Inspired by an illustration by Rene Grau (see …
This was one of my favorite costumes not only to make but to wear as well. I loved acting like Harley Quinn, because let’s face it, I’m a little crazy too, and it was a blast being her for the day. Since we live by a mini-theme park at the Lake Arrowhead Village, I couldn’t …
Okay, here are the final DIY Costume Details / Tutorials for my Harley Quinn Arkham Knight. I absolutely LOVE how this entire look turned out, but it had a ton of elements that I’ve had to spread out over a few different posts. To finish the costume, click the links below to find the full …
I feel like I’ve dragged these DIY Harley Quinn costume posts out for so long but I promise it was purely by accident. The costume has so many details and DIY elements that putting them all into one post would have been far too epic for words… so this one will focus mainly on the …
I never think of being “things” for Halloween, or better yet, food… my mind always goes to people or characters, but no matter what, I ALWAYS think of DIY Halloween Costumes so when I spotted Studio DIYs adorable food costumes in her DIY Halloween Costumes archive while featuring her Fallin’ for Baby Pastel Pumpkin Baby …
Just as I was beginning to wonder what Disney princess costume to DIY this Halloween, Adore Me reached out and asked if I’d like to create a costume around one of their bras or corsets. UM, YES PLEASE! Of course my first thought was Ariel/The Little Mermaid, but since it’s been done so many times …
Though I had been dying to add Elsa of Arendelle ~ from Disney’s Frozen, to my DIY Disney costumes and characters {which I began last year when I was working with Babble/Disney}… by September, I was hitting burnout hard, and blew it off. Finally, two weeks into October, the fire burned again and I jumped …
In Wes Anderson’s film, The Royal Tenenbaums, Gwyneth Paltrow plays Margot Tenenbaum, an adopted literary genius, who’s in love with her brother, never smiles, smokes like a chimney, and has an overall lack of care for life. She is my favorite character Gwyneth Paltrow has ever played, and she’s one of the easiest last minute …
To me, dressing up is more fun than well, not. So I started this Disney character series {Cinderella was my first} with the excuse that Halloween is just around the corner, but really, I’m having so much fun, I may just keep going after the fact. I guess we’ll just wait and see. But like …
I’m in love with the movie Brave and Disney’s Princess Merida, so I thought it was the perfect DIY costume to tackle next in my Disney character dress up series. My first in the series was Cinderella, and Cinderella was fun, but other than figuring out how to get the perfectly large and rolling bun, …
Dressing up is too much FUN and with Halloween just around the corner, hopefully I can inspire some exciting new ideas! Below is my step by step DIY Merida Costume from the Disney‘s Brave, which can be worn short & saucy or with a long, full skirt for a more authentic look. Merida Inspiration… This …
Totally inspired by a kid’s Fall fashion editorial {see more here: Little Punks! Cute Fall Looks for Kids it’s the last photo} who had faux feather mohawks adorning their heads, I got busy thinking about how I could replicate the look and how on earth I could get it to stand upright on my head …
