These ladies are from northern Nevada and dressed in blue and silver for the occasion.
Lauren R. of American Duchess is there in the middle with the feathers. (She posted a nice black and white picture of me on her blog.)
And here she is posing with her mom. I love that they costume together!
Lauren M. of Wearing History in gold posing with another lovely gal in 30s fabulousness.
Costume College is not just about historical costuming. This gal literally shone in her scifi/fantasy costume. The blue flames on her spine and arms glowed!
This fabulous gold dress is made from swimsuit material!
Silent film stars! (The gal on the left is wearing a long sleeved grey shirt, not just body paint!)
Feathers! Plus you can see everybody lined up to get good shots.
Now this is glamor!
Fur was a popular accessory especially for ladies dressing in vintage.
I just adored the red accents on this dress.
More red accents but Regency this time.
This lady had a gorgeous hat! And her shoes were stunning.
These four ladies went as historical Disney princesses. From left to right-Belle, Ariel, Nala, Cinderella.
There was also a photo booth area with professional lighting for photos but I haven't edited all of those yet!
i love getting a peek at this, I had no idea!
ReplyDeleteOh, my what lovely costumes!! I love the last one with the Disney princesses. How neat!
ReplyDeleteWhat great costumes!
ReplyDeleteHow fantastically fun - everyone's costumes were awesome. I've thought from time-to-time that the world needs more costume balls, and this post really drives that point home. Why should Halloween be the only time of the year most of us get to don an whimsical, delightful costume?
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica
What fun:D Some very nice garment construction going on there, what a talented group.
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