photo by Jim Carlo of www.digitaldavao.com |
It’s that time of the year for DBS once again! I just love
how the officers are so creative when it comes to thinking of themes for
special occasions. This Christmas 2016, the theme is all about dressing up in
one’s favorite Disney character or those from Disney’s subsidiaries like Marvel
and Pixar.
I was opting to either be Pocahontas or Belle of Beauty and the Beast. But I decided to skip being a Disney princess and opted to give a Marvel character a chance. I wanted a challenge.
I came across EMMA FROST’s picture while googling “Female
Characters on Marvel” and it was like the photo and I had an instant
connection. I googled some more on what the character looks like, what she
wears, what’s her stance, her make-up, etc. Here is what she looks like.
image from google. ctto |
Ugh okay. That's not exactly the look I was aiming for. That's a bit too sexy for my taste. Plus, Mr. A would never let me out of the house wearing something like that. So I had to improvise.
Here comes the hard part: Brainstorming on what to wear. And
good thing I have just the perfect outfit for the character. I’ll let you in on
a little secret. The jumpshorts that I decided to wear is the exact same
jumpshorts that I wore last year to DBS White Christmas Party and I'm quite confident that nobody noticed that particular detail. Hahaha. I just asked my
seamstress to add a cape at the back of my dress to make it more like Emma
Frost’s outfit minus the sexy part. Good thing my seamstress was able to do it
asap.Hey, who says recycling is a crime, right? I’m just being practical.
Aside from the jumpshorts, I also made a logo that can be
seen being worn by Emma Frost on her chest area. I did a DIY for this one with
the help of an old white folder and Pylox gold spray paint.
I drew a medium sized circle, cut it, and taped it on a
newspaper. Then I sprayed Pylox gold spray paint on it until the whole circle
is colored gold. I let it dry for ten minutes before I removed it from the
newspaper. Then I glued the red triangles that I had printed from a nearby
computer shop.
Other add-ons that I bought for my Emma Frost look is the
white stir-up stockings that I bought from Gaisano Mall of Davao and also the
gems stickers bought from Uyanguren. I put the stickers on my face for that
frosty look and likened my make up to that of Emma Frost’s. Oh, and I also used hair dye spray on my hair which I bought from Watsons Abreeza.
The stickers were inspired by other girls who put these on their faces to get the almost perfect Emma Frost look. Most of them used gems but using these stickers is easier because these already have built in adhesive for these to stick on the face. |
As for my hair, I wanted to have natural waves. So I tied my hair in a bun like the one shown below, and sprayed Beachborn Seasalt Spray to achieve those natural looking waves.
As for Mr. A since he was really busy before the party, he
opted to wear a character shirt instead to still be in-line with the theme.
Everybody in the party looked extremely cute wearing their
costumes. The creativity of Davao Bloggers Society is really
commendable. That Christmas party was definitely one for the books! Cheers to
more Christmas parties with my Davao Bloggers Society family.
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