Sentences with phrase «about this costume idea»

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It's never too late to come up with a creative idea for a costume, but odds are, you'll feel a lot less stressed about getting everything together in time for trick - or - treating if you plan ahead.

Sleepovers are always required for the younger kids and the best part is that they don't even have to worry about buying the new costume for this idea.

The colours of cities, the costumes of movies, regardless of how grandiose they may be, all spark that idea that turns into an outfit that you guys look at and read about here!

How about a simple and inexpensive costume ideas?

With the start of Fall, there are oodles of posts and articles about fashions for the cooler weather, ideas for Halloween costumes and decorating, and recipes for holiday favorites.

sorry about the picture its the only decent one its from a work night out super hero was the idea yes i was wonder woman this happens when you leave till the last minute to get your costume im about 5.6 of not to bad a build but going gray and bald so i shave my head all im looking for is some on...

The idea of Costume Quest ought to be tantalising to just about anyone who used to be a kid: it's Halloween, but this time the monsters are real, and the only way to save the world is to collect costumes and use their transformative powers to fight back.

Following director Sophie Fiennes» 2006 «The Pervert's Guide to Cinema,» this sequel involves Zizek in various costumes from famous films while discussing psychoanalytic theory, digging into the profound ideas about society and the human condition as far reaching as «The Searchers» and «Taxi Driver.»

I mean, let's face it, this man is not the kind of person who tells the jokes at the Parties: D Kitanos idea is hilarious enough to laugh about Abe in an Ultraman, Pikachu or Godzilla costume, although this picture exist only in my imagination.

The idea of Costume Quest ought to be tantalising to just about anyone who used to be a kid: it's Halloween, but this time the monsters are real, and the only way to save the world is to collect costumes and use their transformative powers to fight back.

She first discovered her talent for playing with paper and scissors when her photographer husband, Paolo Lafratta, began teaching her about his own field — and that's when Napolitano came up with the idea to create a portrait series featuring clever props and costumes made entirely out of paper.

When we featured her work in September 2007, the Wooster Collective asked Koralie about these traits, and she noted that she was inspired by multiple traditions and cultures, ideas of dance, music and costumes.