For my costume, I took the pockets off of a lab coat that I got at Ragstock. Then, I sewed black buttons on it to make it look more like an old style coat. I cut the collar off and sewed on snaps so it would close off to the side. It wasn't the best made but I think it did the job. I braided my hair into little braids but I should have done it much earlier because my hair was still wet when I went to take it out. I ended up using a lot of hairspray and it all worked out. I added a little brown eye shadow to make it look like there had been an explosion in the lab. Add black rubber gloves, goggles and a black skirt and you have your costume!
This was the part I was most looking forward to! I thrifted a bunch of different size glass jars and also used all of the ones I had laying around the house. I bought the strangest looking vegetables I could find at the store for the specimens. If I had more time or money, I would have liked to do more but I think it turned out really well. I filled the jars with water and food coloring and then added the "specimens". Behind the jar were orange colored lights behind to make them seem more eerie. I mixed in some of my old books as well. Let me know what you think! Also, if you want more specifics of what I used, let me know in the comments!
Sorry this is so blurry!
What a fantastic idea for a Halloween party! It all looks amazing :D I might be stealing this for next year!
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Your costume is awesome and the decor turned out great!! I'm so sorry I wasn't able to make it - next year will be so much easier when I'm less a giant beach ball in my belly. :)
ReplyDeleteThat shelf idea is so freaking unique I love everything about it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was really fun to put together :)
ReplyDeleteYes! Next year for sure :) you can bring the little mister too!
ReplyDeleteYou totally can! It was a fun concept and a lot easier to buy decor with a theme in mind!
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