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Halloween 2014

This post is coming pretty late, but I've had a lot going on recently and not much time. Better late than never, I suppose!

As I just mentioned, I did not have much time this year. Halloween was fast approaching, and before I knew it, it was the eve of Halloween, and I had no costume. Thankfully, I already had some ghoulish pieces in my wardrobe. This year, I incorporated my stitched tights, a babydoll dress, and some doll-like accessories for the haunted doll look. After that, I topped it off with white powder foundation, rosy cheeks, creative eyeliner, and black lipstick. 



With my boyfriend- I gave him fight makeup
Also, I just had my 21st birthday yesterday! It was a wonderful weekend.
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  1. Laura MorriganNovember 10, 2014 at 2:44 PM

    I love your outfit, jealous of the dress, top and hat!

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  2. Mantan CalaverasNovember 11, 2014 at 3:40 AM

    I like it, understated.

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    1. OddGhoulOutNovember 11, 2014 at 2:22 PM

      Thanks! I had to go to work like this, so I couldn't do too much. This one lady looked at me funny and asked me if I dress like that everyday. I said, "It's Halloween...?"

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