the witching hour: happiest place

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the witching hour: rebel rebel

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the witching hour: crazy eights

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the witching hour: little devils

Less than a week to go and we are getting excited about it! Is your kiddo the ultimate procrastinator? We curated some of staff favorites that are sure to inspire!

PRO TIPS:

1) When all else fails-- Dollar Tree.
2) Some of the most amazing costumes can include household objects-- painted, decoupaged, or paper mache magic can be quick and fun projects to work on with the kiddos!
3) For inexpensive fabrics, thrift stores are a boon! It's the least expensive route for velvets and other luxury fabrics in a pinch! They also tend to carry a wide assortment of children's clothing that could be repurposed or added on to easily.

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the witching hour: family ties

The family that trick-or-treats together stays together, right?

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the witching hour: Lost in Space

Halloween is almost here and we couldn't be more excited! Every day this week we are going to post some Halloween-inspired costume ideas to help ya'll if you're having trouble deciding what to do last-minute. If you already have a costume, there's always next year, right?

Space babes and aliens have been a staple for a long time, but there are so many variations and amazing ways to make the style uniquely your own. Whether in metallic vinyl suits or glittering stars, some of the following could be combined to boost your costume level out of this world! (Yeah, I went there.)

(Barbarella, source)

Space girl goals. (UFO, 1970)

Celestial perfection. (Model Alana Beale and MUA Kecia Littman--source)

Stewardess meets Space Cadet. (source)

Ankh action via Logan's Run. (source)

1969, travel mode. (source)

Intergalactic makeup! (source)

(Lt. Uhura-- source)

(Cosplay of Jun from Gatchaman--source)

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Hedy Lamar (Ziegfeld Girl, 1941-- source)

(Andre Courrèges, 1969.--source)

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(Thierry Mugler, 1979. Photo by Peter Knapp--source)

Space meets Wild West. (Natalie Wood, source)

(Vogue UK, 1970-- source)

(Susan Pratt, Jason of Star Command-- source)

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I kind of would want to wear this anytime and anywhere (Marta Kristen, Lost in Space-- source)

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(Moonbase Personnel, UFO--source)

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The ultimate SPACE BABE! (Sally Ride-- source)