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BackSlage on Broadway employees show just what Halloween is all about, as they dress up to oiler pa
Irons costumely advice.
Costume creativity comes to life
Whether one becomes
Captain Hook, Scarlett
O'Hara, Buzz the Bum
blobee or Sam the Spud, the
trick to Halloween dressing is to
come as you aren't and treat
your&etf to a little fantasy
Halloween is a groat time to
be something or someone
you vo always dreamed of being,
and have fun getting away with
I ■ i d i or Woes!e. manager
i;f Bat kStago on Bro.vlw.ty, the
costume store downtown that
carries over 120 different outfits
from the historic ,tl ana hystern ai
to tt •• tantastn and •. • • y
But what's really turning H i
ioween into a scream is how
people are steering away from
tradition and t,v: ng up with
their own weird a on w.c ky origi
nal costume ideas
At Back St i .je :i" idw iy
they ve had someone going a
an undertaker and a couple pa r
ing up as a sheik and a camel
And at the Chazpro Fam.ty Fun
Shop, just two bloc ks down from
campus, college students are
going for the bizarre and flam
boyant
According to Chuck Leach,
owner of Chazpro Family .Fun
Shop, the guys dig the mad sci
entistcrazed maniac took while
the gals prefer something a I the
more glamorous in the likes of a
soufhern belle, showgirl or a
flapper
But nol everyone comes in
wrth a definite idea about what
they want to be That's when the
staff steps in and lends a helping
hand
About 90 percent of the time
our customers don't exactly
know where they're heading,
Leach said We help them real
ize their fantasy with sugges
tions on what would took good "
We try to make it a tun activ
ity, afferall, that's what the spirit
of Halloween is all about,"
Woeste said, pointing out that
even her staff dresses up to get
everyone into the All Hallows
mood
But if you realty want to stand
out and look different, a little
make-up and accessories can
do wonders.
“Depending on how elaborate
you want 1o took, a little simple
and effectively applied make up
or the right accessories, such as
a wig or a mask, can set you
apart from all the rest," Woeste
said.
Ai Chazpro f amity f un Shop,
masks are the specialty, with
over 100 varieties to pick from
Check out the current lavorite
a wead giant eye mask
Fancy as it all sounds, it
doesn't cost much to look your
ghoulish best
The average costume costs
anywhere from SIM to $60, and
accessories go for under $10 at
RuckStage on Broadway You
also get tree adv-i e on make up,
and if you want your make up
done tor you, be sure to make
an appointment one day in ad
van. .* B i kStage on Broadway,
located at 41 W Broadway, .
opened Irom 9 90 .i m to 6 p m
Monday through Saturday
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can help you piece your costume
together tor $10 to $15 Ma-.ks
range from 95 cents (basic hat!
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