It's that time of year when the leaves change colors, the wind howls, and the Halloween season is upon us.
Whether you're spending time in the parks, attending a Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, or going to a Halloween gathering at home, deciding what to wear is a decision that many of us face, and for me, I lean towards comfort over costume.
Costumes can be great duplicates of a character, yet they can also be restrictive, cumbersome, or hot. In comparison, bounding to your event offers you the flexibility to wear the clothes you prefer while still participating in the spooky season celebrations.
Here are my top 3 picks for Halloween-themed bounds that can be constructed from clothes you might already have in your closet.
1. Cruella - The Fashion-Obsessed Puppy-Crazed Villain Bound Details:
- Black dress with a white color-blocked section
- Red shoes
- White belt
- White sunglasses
Paired with the accessories from our Dalmatian Villain bounding box:
- Dalmatian pattern scarf
- Black and white fascinator
& - Red bead bracelet
Wrapping yourself in these stylish spots and a pop of red will show off your fashionista style while taking a walk on the villainous side.
2. Jack Skellington - The Pumpkin King Bound Details:
- White t-shirt
- Black and white overalls
- White wristband
- Black shoes
- Black and white hair scrunchies
- White Sunglasses
&
- Nightmare Before Christmas Mickey Ears
I completed the look by pulling my hair into a bun, and the Pumpkin King appeared. You can be a master of freight while simultaneously being comfy in a t-shirt and overalls.
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3. Evil Queen - Obsessed with Beauty Bound Details:
- Purple dress
- Black cardigan
- Red belt
- Black sunglasses
- White shoes (I chose these shoes for comfort over duplicating her shoe color)
Paired with the accessories from our Evil Queen bounding box:
- Red pendant necklace
- Poison apple hand-bracelet
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- Crown barrette
Embodying her confidence, you can rule over your Halloween event in this royal bound.
The 3 boo-tiful bounds above are about having fun, and feeling confident - comfortably, of course. So, pick one that works for you, and I hope you have a Happy Halloween!
~Kelly