Alice [in Wonderland] Costume
Feb. 25th, 2006 08:37 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
foxgrrlI'm going to an Alice in Wonderland/Looking Glass themed party tonight. And I don't have anything to wear...
Alice: No blue dresses...
Mad Hatter: No hats...
March Hare: No bunny ears...
Doormouse: No mouse ears...
Tweedle[dee|dumb]: No...
Walrus: No...
Carpenter: Hmm.. no
Lewis Carrol: No...
Peppers, Humpty Dumpty, etc.: No...
I don't have any costuming materials, except for a fox tail, and some wolf ears, and 50 black t-shirts. (And some black eyeliner) I don't even have anything with stripes on it! [I was living out of a suitcase for years...] Maybe if I just dress really strange and shinny, that would be good enough.
I'm trying to think if there's a character that I can dress as, using only duct tape and aluminum foil.
I don't even have enough goth cloths to pretend to be from the Victorian era. (Like maybe Alice's parents, or a modern literary goth geek.)
Alice: No blue dresses...
Mad Hatter: No hats...
March Hare: No bunny ears...
Doormouse: No mouse ears...
Tweedle[dee|dumb]: No...
Walrus: No...
Carpenter: Hmm.. no
Lewis Carrol: No...
Peppers, Humpty Dumpty, etc.: No...
I don't have any costuming materials, except for a fox tail, and some wolf ears, and 50 black t-shirts. (And some black eyeliner) I don't even have anything with stripes on it! [I was living out of a suitcase for years...] Maybe if I just dress really strange and shinny, that would be good enough.
I'm trying to think if there's a character that I can dress as, using only duct tape and aluminum foil.
I don't even have enough goth cloths to pretend to be from the Victorian era. (Like maybe Alice's parents, or a modern literary goth geek.)
