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i love this so much! you are so creative! you are my total inspiration!
loovee the whole outfit! i was wondering what the shiny material was, wow video cassette! great job : )
wow that's soo great. rejection letter from yale.............. too scary to think about. where r u applying to?
aaah i really have no idea! i'd like to do something visual arts/fashion/communications/graphic design based. or something like that.
nowhere yet, i'm a junior! haha i don't even want to think about that yet :(
ahh! i was a flapper too! but i love how you made yours i bought mine at some costume stores :| yours is definitely cooler and it looks way better!
wow thats an amazing costume that you made out of such tedious material! good job!! :)
favorited! i am speechless. you are so innovative and creative i bow down to your talent!
Ahhh that is soo cute and absolutley fun looking. I love how it moves in that last picture.
this is GENIUS! i love it so much. did it take a long time to make? i like your make up too!
thanks! yeah it took a verrrry long time. but at least it's the kind of work you can do in front of the TV ;)
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The entire math department at my school dressed up as the guy from Juno. I saw a girl in the hallways dressed as a rejection letter from Yale (ooh, scary). There were countless Jokers, superheroes and slutty nurses, and even two Sarah Palins. As for me… well, apparently a lot of people didn’t know what a flapper was. But I provided lots of entertainment by dancing around and making the fringes move (ie. 3rd picture.)
I made the dress out of an old t-shirt and a reel of tape from a video cassette, which turned out better than I thought and made this cool swishy effect when I walked. The only problem was that the tape got all crinkled and bent after a day of repeatedly sitting down and standing up, so the dress is now perfectly untouched in the front and completely ruined in the back. Kind of like a mullet, except in reverse and not nearly as nauseating.
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