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The Perfect Halloween Costume For BabyAnytimeCostumes.com Tip: Need more Halloween costume ideas for infants? Try putting your infant in a Thomas The Tank Halloween costume, complete with an engineer cap. For Sesame Street fans, you can dress your baby up as pint-sized Elmo. 1920s CostumesAlthough the Depression years were lean ones, the 1920s were big and full of life. Your flapper or gangster costume will let you enjoy the ragtime in a whoopie spot. You could be a Prohibition-era nun reforming a dangerous and alluring gangster in a zoot suit. Or you could be a 1920s bathing man at the beach trying to impress a Charleston dancer in a drop-waist dress over a modest blouse. Or look like Clara Bow in a cloche hat and flapper dress. Just remember, no matter if you wear plus size sexy costumes or a bedsheet, the only crime in your wild 1920s party is not being original. Don't be a "Chicago" wannabe--be yourself, baby. Creating Fantasy Costume Make-upAnytimeCostumes.com Tip: If you don't want to wear a mask all night, complete your costume with Halloween face paint. Go for a scary look with fake blood, or paint your face green and stick on some fake moles. Pirates of the CaribbeanArrrr, matey! Dressing as Captain Jack Sparrow, leader of the sexy pirates? Get your pirate hats and wrap a red scarf around your head. Geoffrey Rush wore the tricorner hat. Johny Depp did also, plus beads in his hair. If you don't have long hair, wear a black wig. A Captain Morgan-style pirate costume minus the frill at the neck and the jacket will work. Smear yourself with dust and dirt, and add a few rips and tears. Accessories for renaissance costumesAnytimeCostumes.com Tip: Look online for costume hats to complete your renaissance look. Choose a flat black hat for a musketeer or a crazy colored hat for a jester. 1950s CheerleadersAnytimeCostumes.com Tip: Recapture memories of football games and fun with your rah-rah-sis-boom-bah 1950s Halloween costume. A cheerleader costume should include saddle shoes or gym shoes, big pom poms, since big was in. Use stick-on letters or signs to spell out high school and team names on the sweaters of your fifties costumes.
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