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Not all of mine are Fairy Tale pink or IZOD. I have IZOD polos in Cradle Pink, Sachet Pink, and Candy Pink as well. I also have a few Nautica, Chaps, Arrow, and U.S. Polo Assn polos that are pink.
Note that I am specifically choosing the Spring 2018 Windward Interlock Polo in Fairy Tale because its smooth soft appearance makes a good fairy outfit IMO. Last year I wore the Spring 2015 striped Interlock Polo (boy do I miss my solid Spring 2015 Interlock Polo which was damaged with bleach spots; hopefully one in unworn condition shows up on eBay someday).
Dude, not to state the obvious, but you got some issues goin' on there. Heck, at least you could branch out and maybe get a lavender polo or two, just to break up the monotony of pink everyday. Live a little!
Dude, not to state the obvious, but you got some issues goin' on there. Heck, at least you could branch out and maybe get a lavender polo or two, just to break up the monotony of pink everyday. Live a little!
I actually do have a polo shirt in a color known as Sheer Lilac FYI.
If you can't buy wings, cut a set out of shirt board ( that lightweight cardboard.) Glue a bit of pink glitter onto them. Run some loops of elastic through them to go around your arms to hold them on your back.
I'd think a small set of wings made for a child would work fine. For a costume, wings are wings. It's not like you need wings big enough to carry you into the air.
The simplest Halloween outfit is the white sheet with holes cut out for eyes. You could use a pink sheet, and/or jazz it up by decorating it with glow in the dark fabric paint.
im not sure this is really a costume. Especially if you wear most of this stuff all the time anyway. My reaction to seeing you in pink with a dollar store wand is that you didn't really wear a costume /shrug
im not sure this is really a costume. Especially if you wear most of this stuff all the time anyway. My reaction to seeing you in pink with a dollar store wand is that you didn't really wear a costume /shrug
Agree.
And why the frilly wand? Not sure what you want to be.
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Years ago when I worked at a bank, they allowed us to wear costumes (no masks or gloves) to work for Halloween. I took advantage of the option by throwing on a pair of sweats and a t-shirt. My co-workers asked me "what are you supposed to be?" and I answered "a college student."
LOL! My Japanese-American husband sang in the opera chorus for twenty years and when he quit, he vowed never to wear a costume again. So we compromised by dressing him up in a suit and calling his Halloween persona "Japanese Businessman". No imagination but also no stress.
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