Posted By admin on July 2, 2009

Egyptian Goddess

Greek/Egyptian goddess costume ideas?

So I was thinking about being a Greek/Egyptian goddess for Halloween do you guys have any ideason how I should do my costume and makeup? oh by the way I'm 15 nothing too revealing plese.

Greek: You could do a sheet wrap toga with a gold-colored belt for your main outfit and a few leaves glued together and spray painted gold for a tiara. Your make-up wouldn't have to be too extravagant, but make sure it looks good. Greek goddesses are known for their beauty. Wood sandals are the most authentic option for footwear, but can be a bad option for an area with cold weather. If you were able to wear tights underneath, you could easily find flip flops that look wooden, or at least aren't obviously modern. Wear your hair loose. Most greek goddesses didn't tie back their hair.

Egpytian: You could be Isis, which is the easiest as far as putting together. A white or gold dress, short, but not revealing, usually sleeveless. Gold-colored wrist bands or bangles for jewelry, and a black wig or dying your hair black. Having an ankh would add to the authenticity, as would a round colorful necklace that is commonly seen in heiroglyphs. As far as make-up is concerned, look up the Eye of Horus, and use black eyeliner to mark your own eyes to look like it, and gold body glitter to give yourself a shine.

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