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my name's rebecca. i doubt you're even mildly interested in the irrelevant aspects of my life, so i'll get to the point. i'm not a professional psychologist nor do i pretend to be, yet i'll try to give you advice based on the common sense that, unlike many others on here, i own ;]
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I'm heavier than most girls[size 16, 5'5] but everyone INSISTS that I'm not fat[whatevs]. Anyway, this Friday, there's a costume picnic for my drama club. The theme is Peter Pan. I have NO CLUE what to be. I don't want to look like an idiot, but I don't have any idea of what to dress as.
Besides being heavyish I have medium brown hair, green/gray/blue eyes, fair skin, and good curves.
I want a semi-easy-to-make costume, because it IS finals week, and I need to focus, but I'm a good seamstress, and I CAN do a LITTLE sewing this week. The actual making needs to be less than 1 hour though. I have a huge amount of fabric, but not a whole lot of any one print and type.
HELP!
Well, the two easiest costumes would be Tinkerbell and Wendy.
Wendy-- Long, light blue dress with a empire-waist belt around it. If you want to make it a little less conservative, shorten the dress. Put a blue ribbon in your hair-- it'd look good with your medium brown hair.
Tinkerbell-- Medium to short legnth light green dress, with the bottom cut into the triangular pattern. If you want, you could put on a wig or dye your hair yellow, but it should be in a loose bun. You could make little fairy wings; not like the 6-year-old costume, but cutesy. If you want, you could also make a little wand.
Good luck :)
(Rating: 5) see, the problem is, I don't have either dress, and I don't have time to go get one. :(