Halloween:
I dubbed myself the Happy Housewife, while my husband was essentially Don Draper. This wasn't one of my most cost-effective getups. The dress was from an antique mall and I can't remember exactly how much it cost. Maybe $30? $35? At least that's all I bought: the apron was a wedding gift from my sister, those are my actual wedding shoes, the brooch I already had, and the earrings I made.
I also did my own hair:
I tried to approximate a beehive at first, but that crashed and burned, so I ended up with a modified French twist. I probably should've gotten a BumpIt for extra zing, but those commercials annoy the crap out of me and I just couldn't commit.
So there you are. Now I can move on to other posts without feeling like I'm forgetting to do something! Ah, freedom...
Aren't you cute! I dont' see any pictures of Hubby....
ReplyDeleteThe wedding shoes I made you go back and look at and buy :)
ReplyDeleteYou hair was awesome!!
Yeah, Hubby didn't want to be a model for the blog. He did pose for one picture that I can email you. He was cute!
ReplyDeleteHubby should be used to having his picture taken no matter what the reason is!
ReplyDeleteomg adorable costume! i love it
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kelly!
ReplyDeleteTress: it's not that he isn't used to being a model for my whims, but he doesn't like too many pictures of himself on the interwebs.
You remind me of a stepford wife. :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, I own a bumpit. You can always borrow without compromising your ideals.