25 Halloween Costumes w/Your LBD
The easiest way to create a last-minute or inexpensive Halloween costume is to start with things you already have. I do it every year, because I get so frustrated with how expensive yet poorly-made most Halloween costumes are. I'd rather use what is already in my closet, or spend a little extra on accessories or a new dress that I can wear anytime of the year. A little black dress is the easiest way to use what you have to create a Halloween costume with a few inexpensive accessories and other accessories you probably already have in your closet.Pictured Above: Halloween Black Mesh Dress
1. Black Cat - This is the easiest way to use your little black dress on Halloween. I know it's pretty much the most generic costume in history, but for good reason - it's just so easy and affordable. It's the perfect last-minute costume for women, because you could really use any black outfit even if you don't have a little black dress. Pair it with your black flats or heels and a…
1. Black Cat - This is the easiest way to use your little black dress on Halloween. I know it's pretty much the most generic costume in history, but for good reason - it's just so easy and affordable. It's the perfect last-minute costume for women, because you could really use any black outfit even if you don't have a little black dress. Pair it with your black flats or heels and a…
I love it. :) I want to decorate so badly.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nan!
DeleteYou have a beautiful home, Krisztina--and a natural gift for decorating!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks, Norma!
DeleteIt looks beautiful! I love all the details. I have always wanted a garland for my staircase, but with four boys, it's been impossible. On that note, my decorating style this year is one-year old toddler. Our tree is a mess with all the ornaments he's been picking off and we've replaced up high. Our tree is naked from the waist down (hee hee).
ReplyDeleteLol! I remember those days. Well you know they'll be grown before you know it!
DeleteYou have a beautiful home filled with Christmas spirit. I love the stacked and wrapped gifts. I will do that for our grandchildren. Helps to calm the crazy....giggle. Hugs
ReplyDeleteThanks, Katherine. Yeah, I just started doing that this year w/the presents. It should help with sorting them on Christmas morning!
DeleteWhat beautiful pictures and a beautiful house. We love Christmas and do a lot of decorating too. The comment above about what a one year old can do to a tree reminds me of my sister-in-law who put their tree in a play pen (do they have those anymore?) to keep their smallest child away from it.
ReplyDeleteI wish everyone a Merry Christmas or Happly Holiday filled with family, friends, fun, and peace.
I've seen those before, the playpins around trees. It was a long time ago though. Anyway, thanks for stopping by , Amy.:) Merry Christmas!
DeleteYou really go all out! The house looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I even toned it down this year...I usually do the outside and some of the bedrooms, but I just stuck with the main living areas this year. I'm a tad bit obsessed w/the holidays.
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ReplyDeleteAw, thanks!!:) And thanks so much for sharing the link too!
DeleteWonderful photos! I feel all festive now. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch great pictures! Very vivid. I love all the red festiveness!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas, Krisztina!
Looks absolutely stunning! Gorgeous colours.
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