I told myself so many times that I would make my
Elsa costume. A long, gorgeous blue shimmering gown that would have definitely
been a game changer. But time was lacking on my part and I wasn't sure how I
was going to pull off the "cool" hostess costume so last minute. We
just hosted a Halloween party at our place and between working, school, and
party planning I wasn't sure what I was going to be. And we all know that
guests always kind of expect their hosts/hostesses to have sweet costumes
right....
I came across the idea of being the Morton's
salt girl on Lauren Conrads "Tuesday's Ten: Halloween Costume Ideas"
post from a few years ago and fell in love it. And the best thing about it, I
already had most of the items in my closet! Minus the dress.
So I went to our local consignment store, The
Storm Cellar, and found this amazing Ann Taylor Loft dress in mustard
yellow for only $20.00! Not to mention that it's not "costume-y" at
all so I can wear it after the holiday as well.
I had a can of Morton's salt in my spice cabinet
so I poured it all into a mason jar and I poked two holes in the sides and
attached a rope to wear it as a purse to store candy in.
Here are a few photos of our Halloween Dance
Extravaganza.
I couldn't locate any of my exact pieces online but here are
similar options to help get you started for next year!
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| H&M Short Mustard Yellow Dress: $24.95 Totes Clear Bubble Umbrella: $16.99 Black Leather Chelsea Boots: $75.78 |
You guys are awesome, be
safe out there!
love always, dallas.
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