The Scene
This Halloween, Sable Crow outdid himself. He not only made our English major nerds dreams come true with this flawless Bill Shakespeare lewk, he actually MADE the doublet himself. So talented. Also LOVE him for the Robert Pattison cutout in the background!
He also came up with the most genuis Halloween party theme: come as the person you'd most want to have dinner with.
For Mr. Diabolina, that meant dusting off his tried and true Howard Stern wig and sunglasses/nose concoction. Never gets old.
For Sable Crow's colleague that was Princess Di.
His manfriend: a scantily clad King Tut.
Our other friends rounded out the dinner party with The Pope, Andy Warhol, and Barack Obama (not pictured.)
After a few rounds of drinks, the wigs came off and the deliciously intelligent conversation flowed. We all shared what questions we'd have for each character and that spun us off into discussions on politcs, art, religion, media, literature, reality TV, publishing as well as the evolution of how both homosexuals and women have been perceived by society. Think it was the most adult Halloween of my life.
Leave it to Sable Crow.
The Costume
Kay Unger little black dress
Banana Republic nubby coat
Valentino heels
Prada sunglasses
My mom's fur collar and Henri Bendel necklace
New pitch fork and wig
Marked up Vogue Magazine
Banana Republic nubby coat
Valentino heels
Prada sunglasses
My mom's fur collar and Henri Bendel necklace
New pitch fork and wig
Marked up Vogue Magazine
The Commentary
I've been crazy swamped at work and life so I needed an EASY costume. Narrowed it down to Coco Chanel and Anna Wintour. Knew I had the basics for both costumes in my closet already. The wig would be the only purchase necessary. Ended up settling on Anna Wintour because I figured her severe straight bob would be easier to find than Coco's finger curl '20s mop. Lucked out with this $29 beauty at a wig shop on Wilshire.
I've been crazy swamped at work and life so I needed an EASY costume. Narrowed it down to Coco Chanel and Anna Wintour. Knew I had the basics for both costumes in my closet already. The wig would be the only purchase necessary. Ended up settling on Anna Wintour because I figured her severe straight bob would be easier to find than Coco's finger curl '20s mop. Lucked out with this $29 beauty at a wig shop on Wilshire.
The pitchfork was a last minute stroke of genius. As was the marked up Vogue magazine. Included post it notes that said "No! No! No!!!!" "Grace, you cunt!" and "Perfect...for whores! F!!"
William would be proud!
My Favorite Friend Costumes
Jean Bean as Margot Tenenbaum. A+. My bff as my fantasy actress bff gives me BIG lady wood.
Silver Haired Fox and Mr. Architect as "certified professional organizers specializing in compulsive hoarding." These men are my personal heaven.
Styleminded as the prettiest Black Swan in San Francisco. Love her. Miss her.
My Favorite Famous Costumes
Lea as the white swan. Perfect.
Paris as Shera in similar headgear. Inspired.
Nicole Richie as a pretty J Lo circa the Bennifer days. I did the same costume back then. Except I wore a white track suit and veil with my big pink diamond engagement ring. Mr. Diabolina dressed as Ben with a Boston RedSox ball cap and douche facial hair. Don't think we got as much props as we deserved.
Most frightening award: Heidi Klum. Bitch brings it EVERY YEAR! Look at the shoe detail!
Prettiest Disney princess: Gwen Stefani
Best Today Show costumes ever: The Royal Wedding reanactment!
From the looks of Kim's Poison Ivy costume, home skillet already appears to be on the hunt for husband number three.
My Costume Inspiration
3 comments:
What an ingenious idea for a Halloween party! All the costumes were rocking. I love your Anna!
FUUUUUN!
Wow, you all knocked the theme out of the park. Impressed! Not surprised.
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