In celebration of Halloween I have found some innovative last minute fashionable Halloween costumes for those of you still in need of a costume. The best part about it is that you can make these yourself with regular household items.
Make an umbrella bat costume out of an old umbrella. For step-by-step instructions on how to make it go to the Evil Mad Scientist website. Perhaps it's a little cheesy, but at least it's environmentally friendly. If you don't like the bat, use your imagination and make something else.
I picture this costume, best on the reluctant adult that doesn't want to go trick or treating with the kids. Since he must, he might as well disguise himself with this Furry Nightmare Vest. It appears the vest is made of recycled stuffed animal. If you have old stuffed animals you really don't like or want anymore you can always cut him up and turn him into a vest, just don't let your impressionable little kids see you doing it.
Kosuke Tsumura made this costume armor out of PET soda bottles for the world's largest cola cartel. How? She sliced up bottles and sewed the pieces together with transparent nylon thread. It's the kind of costume you can wear over and over because it won't ever biodegrade. Gather up some plastic bottles and some nylon and you can make a warrior out of someone.
Want to look macho, capable and sensitive all at the same time? How about wearing a costume that shows how much you love babies and how many you can carry all at once? Sure it looks crazy, but that's what makes it so great. Or you can look at Mr. Toledano's other images and see if that sparks any costume ideas. The business man with the gasoline tank and match is kind of creepy.
What can you do with black stockings, ski-gloves, pillows, tennis balls, tennis-racket covers and other common household items? Make homemade animal costumes like this moose head here. Or for more animal costume ideas go to the innovative website ECAL and take a look at squirrel, emu, elephant and some other animal I can't identify.
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He he he lol
Submitted on October 28th, 2007 by Monique (not verified)OMG those pics are so funny but they are really good ideas he he he lol
great
Submitted on October 29th, 2007 by kidsolo (not verified)wow, I love them
Why does YouTube rate a link
Submitted on October 30th, 2007 by Miss Cellania (not verified)Why does YouTube rate a link and none of these other costumes do?
Oh, OK, duh, I found the
Submitted on October 30th, 2007 by Miss Cellania (not verified)Oh, OK, duh, I found the links now. Now I must go read them all!
Wow thats totally invintive
Submitted on October 31st, 2007 by Rickard Clay (not verified)thanks for all your help
I shall begin
creating the most coolest moose head ever
:) Yes the links are in the titles
Submitted on October 31st, 2007 by Gloria CamposThe links for YouTube are just the videos and instructions. Hope you like it :)
wow.
Submitted on January 25th, 2008 by Anonymous (not verified)how do you consider any of those costumes "last minute"? it looks like some of them (the pop-bottle armour f'rinstance) would take upwards of 40 hours of hard, skilled work!
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