No discussion of costumes would be complete without talking tutus. I loved seeing my brothers girls last summer flouncing around in a tutu and tennis shoes. It's the ultimate girly bit of dressing. Pick any type of costume, add a tutu and you've got a fancy costume for a girl.
I love this little clown costume. A very pretty clown. Below is a ghost costume made sweet with a tutu. You get the onsie and the tutu.
This
Pin on Pintrest had broken links but the caption suggested that you could add a tutu to any "boy" or superhero costume and Voila! You've got a girly costume. I love the idea of reusing and passing on costumes.
A tutu shouldn't be just for little girls. The one above is for an adult. A bit spendy, it's marketed for weddings or prom. I would love to be a witch with this as I pass out candy. Only worry is that I would end up looking like the fat fairy godmother in Disney's Cinderella.
A friend's daughter was a dance student and used her recital costume each year for her Halloween costume. A pretty costume should be reused.
This Pin on Pintrest had broken links but the caption suggested that you could add a tutu to any "boy" or superhero costume and Voila! You've got a girly costume. I love the idea of reusing and passing on costumes. 
I guess we were ahead of the trend in 2008 http://www.thefoxkids.blogspot.com/2008/11/halloween.html
ReplyDeleteKayLea was a Princess Elephant (by adding a tu-tu made by YOU and a crown to an existing elephant costume both boys used in years past)
We're reusing Annie's dance recital costume that already has a cute tutu and putting butterfly wings on it. I'm still trying to figure out how to put a tutu on Zoe's costume. Girls are the best!
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