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Hello :) My name is Jess and I'm 15 years old. I live in England and think it's pretty cool (apart from the weather!). I am really interested in Architecture and photography at the moment, and I hope to study Architecture at university. My friends and I have been through a lot recently which varies a lot so I hope I can really understand what most of you are going through. I definitely go for what I can when you ask a question, I just delve right in the deep end and tell you how it is. No babbling for ages, but straight down to the point. Don't be affraid to ask me anything, I'm here to help, not bite. :) x
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Website: Bebo E-mail: jessica@velociteen.com Gender: Female Location: England Occupation: Student Age: 15 MSN: jessiica1013@hotmail.com Member Since: January 27, 2007 Answers: 124 Last Update: August 12, 2009 Visitors: 8885
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I just bought this costume for Halloween, and then I realized that at the end of October, at night, it's going to be freezing and I need to cover up.
Does anyone have any ideas how I can layer myself so that I'm warm, but it doesn't change the whole costume? I was thinking of wearing thick socks under the stockings, etc. I don't want to wear, for example, a hoodie over it because then the whole costume is changed.
Thanks so much in advance.
I know exactly what you mean about the coldness. But i do love that outfit! It is MEGA cool.
I think that you should wear a thick pair of socks under the stockings. I think that you could also mabe wear a white cardigain [Because white goes ect] and i think that will look good. You should be able to find cheap ones of these so search around and you'll find a bargain.
Good Luck. =]
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thank you! i'm going to look for a white cardigan.
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