Hakuna Matata– Holiday Fashion Tips

Lots of people are focusing on preparing for the Halloween Holiday, But how and where should we go to find the perfect one, we shoud take time to find one. Yeah, we still need to dress Halloween costumes for that Trick-or-Treating, and now just not for candy.

Halloween was one of most people’s most enjoyable holidays as a kid. Once October rolled around my family picked out the best pumpkins we could find to carve. However, like a lot of things in life, traditions you once looked at as a sacred part of your young life take on different meanings when you get older.

I was introduced to the “rebirth” of Halloween during college. Instead of innocent kids dressing up like super heroes or Disney characters and eating all the candy they could get their hands on, I witnessed people in provocative costumes drinking enough alcohol to qualify as St. Patrick’s Day 2.0.

No one quite knows the exact origins of Halloween as we know it today in western culture. However, it does have its roots in the Christian holiday of All Saints’ Day, a day where we celebrate loved ones who have gone on to heaven.

Taking a normal costume idea and adding the word “naughty” in front of it does not make you clever either. Do you want to be a police officer but are only able to find a badge and a toy gun? Well, sticking the badge to a tube top, throwing on a miniskirt and slipping on some fishnets does not make you edgy or original.

But soem time we still need time to consider abotu them.
After deciding I was too old for Halloween once I reached my teens, I accepted the fact it was time to graduate from that point in my life. I would just have to wait until I had kids and for one night let them wander the dark streets talking to as many strangers as they could come across.

I do not mean to discriminate against the fairer sex, but who declared Halloween to be the day where it is acceptable to dress up like amateur night at Show-Me’s? Newsflash: wearing lingerie with a set of rabbit ears and a fuzzy tail does not count as a “bunny” costume. I understand the Playboy bunny look you are going for, but they are professionals for a reason.

so if you have no idea of how and where to buy the Halloween Cosplay costumes, I can tell you. Try the online shopping, in light in the box also .