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Hey,

 I. Love. Halloween. So. Much. Though I've never had a proper halloween party, however did have a few when I was a kid, and my mom always dressed me up as Wednesday Addams, probably because  of my long  dark brown hair and the fact that I was a smart ass, just like Wednesday. It's also a really easy look to complete with things you probably already own.
 And as I was so destined to find me and my boyfriend a Halloween party this year, we're going on a small vacation with his family in the weekend all these parties are going on. So it's not going to happen.  *sad*
 But as I have so much spare time, and I'm not really going to see anyone today, I thought it'd be fun to live up to my mom's tradition to dress me up as Wednesday and so here it is. I didn't even have to search for anything as my favorite dress served as a perfect basis for my costume.

 So what I'm wearing: my American Apparel Baby Doll Dress in black, which I'm in love with. Then underneath my dress I wear this black tee with a Peter Pan collar from New Look which I bought ages ago. On my feet I'm wearing my frilly socks from River Island and Clarks. I don't feel like I'm wearing a costume at all, this is something I would put on any day.

 What made me feel dressed up, was the way I did my make up and my hair. I used 'Crave' and 'Faint' of my beloved Naked Basics palette from Urban Decay, which I use daily, however this time I applied these colours a lot heavier, to give everything a gothic-y look. Then I applied some liquid eyeliner from Mac in a small but fat wing, to make my eyes appear wider, and some volumizing mascara.
 My hair was the hardest part, not even joking. I am a clown at doing my hair, the reason why it's always down. So after two days of braiding I was okay with the way it looked and so my look is finished.

 This post is scheduled, so I'm probably playing monopoly with my boyfriend's family at he moment and pretending to be a tiger with his little niece. I might do some last-minute halloween costumes, if I will be able to be serious with that idea.

Love,
Shanna