Halloween Costume Rules

Majority of us are all grown up adults. The idea of being someone or something else for a day is totally intriguing to the average human. It is another opportunity to express oneself. If you like cats, then dress up like a cat. If you want to be Diana Ross, and you are a man, you can do so. But, you can only be this person or thing for one day. Anything after Halloween will be subject to wonder, and eye brow lifting by your peers, and family. 

Halloween is notorious for festive parties, parades, and gatherings which are simply venues for your self expression. This is where you can show off your costumed work of art. How exciting? But, the next question is: what will I wear? Am I going over the top? Or, will I just buy a mask just to be social, and fit in with everyone else? Once you figure out that you want to pull off a Tinker Bell-Scooby Doo-Lil' Jon Fusion you need to find a store that will accommodate your theme and taste. 

Now, the best places to find Halloween outfits would have to be a second hand store, wig shop, and Wal-Mart. The idea of mixing really old cheap digs with really new cheap digs topped off with a wig is a great combo that will only make your outfit a hit. You will get a standing ovation at any event you grace with your presence albeit, a parade, house party, lounge or club. 

Every costume deserves a wig, hat, extreme make up, and/or a mask. There is no exception you must have at least one of the mentioned to really pull it off. Your face and head have to be adorned in some way. It is a part of the Halloween Rule Book. Now, your outfit can be simple or explosive. Some people fair well with a wig and maybe an all black jump suit with a florescent sequined belt. Anything that's flashy is a go. Self expression is the key. 

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