4 Easy, Quick Halloween Outfits

We’ve all been there when we have no idea what to wear for halloween.  Or the last minute Halloween party!  Luckily, these few ideas mostly include what you have in your closet with maybe just a few more dollars!  Look for clothes like these in your closet, but in case you don’t have them, click on the link for help.

 

Amelia Earhart

Woman pilot and fashion icon –  Amelia Earhart is a wonderful, easy choice!  Inspiration:

Jacket

$59.90, Forever 21

Top

$49.90, Zara

Pants

$21, Merona

Goggles

$14.95, Elope

 

Kate Middleton

Elegant, kind, and simple, Kate Middleton always exerts beauty.  All you need is her ring to complete the look!

Dress

$36.97, Ivy + Blue

Ring

$22.99, Metal Masters Co.

Earrings

$48.75, Ross-Simons

Shoes

$39.95, Kelly & Kate Isabel

 

Anna Wintour

Anna Wintour is the ultimate fashion business woman.  You can be too with these few picks:

Wig

$15.88, Amazon

Sunglasses

$14.99, Target

Sweater

$39.99, J. Crew

Dress

$69,90, J. Crew Factory

Necklace

$24.90, Forever 21

 

Jennifer Morrison as The Dark One from “Once Upon a Time”

Baby powder?  Check.  Lipstick?  Check. Sunscreen?  Check.  All the things in your home can be turned into Emma Swan, The Dark One:

Baby Powder (to make your hair white)

$7.49, Johnson’s

Lipstick

$14.90, Sephora

Sunscreen (to whiten your face)

$13.59, Badger

Jacket

$55, Asos

Leggings

$24, Donna Karan

Boots

$24.94, DeBlossom Jayne

 

 

DIY Tags

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Spending money on simple tags? Here’s your solution – DIY tags!

All you need is ink, tags, tape, stamp, and a permanent marker.

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First, you’ll want to get tags similar to the one I have above.  Then get a simple stamp, such as paint splatter as your background, along with an ink box of the color you like.  I recommend the Color Box brand because their pigment is super rich which is perfect for this project!  Pick a tape that has a fun print that goes along with your theme (Halloween, birthday, etc).  I found that Little Bee had adorable options.  Lastly, make sure you have a permanent marker with you for writing!  Anything from sharpie to faber castell works great.  You want something that has a lot of ink and fluidity.  Also, the tip should not be too thin.  I got all my supplies from A.C. Moore, but they should be available at any art store.

Ok, let’s start!

  1. Take your stamp and press evenly on the ink pad.
  2. Stamp the print onto your tag.  Repeat with other cards.
  3. Take 2 pieces of tape and place them on both sides of the tag.  With a scissor,  cut off the edges that are sticking out.  Hole punch the small circle on the edge of the tag.  Repeat with other cards.
  4. Write anything you want with your marker.
  5. Put it on presents, or simply hand out as business cards!IMG_2522IMG_2523