Because I want to remember the fabulosity of my play costumes reflective of the early 1980s. They got progressively more outlandish.
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I'm keeping the pants. They're comfortable and warm. The pants, shirt, and shoes were from the thrift store. Jewelry is from my personal collection. |
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The Miami Beach t-shirt was all because in the previous scene, I had mentioned I was going to Miami Beach. So presumably, by the second act, I had returned and got myself a neat t-shirt. I'm keeping the t-shirt, which I purchased online. I made the pants, which I am keeping. Shoes and belt were from the thrift store, both of which I donated to Prior Lake Players. Headband from a craft store and donated to PLP. Jewelry again is my own. |
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People laughed when I came out on stage in this outfit. It was supposed to be NOT SEXY, because I complained that "Harry says I dress too sexy" and Olive replies that Harry is an unusual man. I made those metallic blue leggings. They are SWEET and I'm keeping them to wear forever. The skirt was too short in the back, but that's my own fault since I sewed it as well. The cropped shirt was originally a long-sleeved, too-big shirt from the thrift store, which I then cut up. Both the skirt and the shirt went into the trash. The shoes were thrift store as well, but I LOVE THEM and will not part with them. Hair band, made by me. Jewelry again, my own. I got lots of compliments on my outfit from people who came to see the show. |
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