Carbon Costume

…Dolls were very popular in the early 2000s. They came with books of their stories and each are from different time periods. In this I’ll be covering how you can create a costume after the doll Kirsten. Kirsten is one of the iconic dolls from the line and her story is one that takes place in 1854. To dress like Kirsten, start with a blue colonial-style dress. Under this wear a white petticoat and white bloomers with a lace trim at the hem. Over th…

…ds. In this I’ll be covering how you can create a costume after the doll Kit. Kit is one of the iconic dolls from the line and her story is one that takes place in the 1930s. To dress like Kit, wear a dusty rose shirt under a dusty rose cardigan, a floral skirt, and white shoes. Take a white knitted cap and add a green ribbon tied in a bow on the side. Pair with a straw clutch….

…has released a series of four short films on Netflix that are based on the stories of Roald Dahl. The Rat Catcher is about an English Village where a reporter/editor and a mechanic named Claud listen to a rat catcher as he outlines his plan to catch a rat. The rat man wears an all-brown costume that includes a brown corduroy jacket, a button up cream shirt, brown patchwork pants, a brown leather crossbody bag, brown rain boots, and add a small rat…

…Dolls were very popular in the early 2000s. They came with books of their stories and each are from different time periods. In this I’ll be covering how you can create a costume after the doll Julie. Julie is one of the iconic dolls from the line and her story is one that takes place in the 1970s. To dress like Julie in one of her outfits, wear a space-dye long sleeve multicolor shirt under a white short-sleeve blouse with blue embroidery. Pair t…

…from the new short film by Wes Anderson: The Rat Catcher, and is played by Rupert Friend. Wes Anderson has released a series of four short films on Netflix that are based on the stories of Roald Dahl. The Rat Catcher is about an English Village where a reporter/editor and a mechanic named Claud listen to a rat catcher as he outlines his plan to catch a rat. Claud wears a pair of blue mechanic-style overalls, a white button down shirt, white tie, y…

…has released a series of four short films on Netflix that are based on the stories of Roald Dahl. This film follows Henry Sugar, a rich man who attempts to have the ability to see with his eyes closed, so that he can use the skill in gambling. Henry Sugar wears a variety of costumes in this film, but one that stands out are his bright red pajamas with white piping detail, as seen on the cover. Another he wears is a light all cream, white, and gray…

…ara Jean Song-Covey, a shy teen who writes five letters to boys she’s had crushes on, never intending to send them. Of course, they all end up in the boys’ hands, forcing Lara Jean to face her fears and feelings. One of the recipients, John Ambrose McClaren, expresses his interest, which complicates her relationship with boyfriend Peter Kavinsky. See all To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before costumes… Outlander A few centuries are nothing to keep apar…

…nd oils before wearing makeup. He advocated for using the right products, brushes, and sealers. His tip is to “triple spray” your completed makeup so it lasts all day! Mehron offers both Skin Prep Spray and Barrier Spray. Application matters as well. Cheesecake Panda advised using round brushes and beauty blenders for water-based paint. But the same doesn’t apply to cream – in that case, sponges are ideal. Furthermore, the panelists were asked abo…

…0 glue 14. Twine (1 spool) 15. White 3mm craft foam (2 sheets) 16. A paintbrush or foam brush 17. X-acto knife 18. Sewing scissors 19. White thread (1 spool) 20. Blue thread 21. Pearl flat back cabochons (1 large, 2 small) 22. Elastic (1 pack) 23. Earring hooks (1 pair) 24. A Sharpie 25. A large circular cookie cutter 26. White embroidery thread (at least one skein) 27. Large sheet of tan or sandstone felt (at least 4 pieces) 28. Fabric glue STEP…

…asier.” Examples of costumes with prosthetics: Voldemort, Legolas, Freddy Krueger 3. Drowning Their Makeup in Blood Another mistake Ruby consistently sees is people overloading their makeup with blood. “Although blood does help bring the whole overall look together, applying too much blood can cover up different colors or texture you applied beforehand, which you will no longer be able to see,” says Ruby. If you find your fake blood all pooling to…