Minty Foxes

Outfit Details:

Blouse- #forever21

Dress- #forever21

Tutu- #forever21

Tights- #h&m

Shoes- (knock-off) Doc Martins

I wore this outfit on Wednesday, and planned to post it on Thursday, but that was the opening night of the play, and I haven't gotten a chance to do any posts with that going on. I did take some pictures of my outfit yesterday, too, so I'll try and post those later today or tomorrow. I love the print on this dress, but it's pretty low cut, so I usually wear it over some sort of blouse, like my polka-dot, mint blouse. I also pinned a black bow on the collar, and I liked how it looked.

I hope you all have glitterific days!

Love,

Chloe

Hand Warmers and Peterpan Collars

Outfit Details:

Hat- #forever21

Dress- Vintage

Sweater- Old Navy

Belt- From another dress

Arm Warmers- A local craft fair-type of thing

Tights- #forever21

Shoes- (knock off) Doc Martins

I'm so happy it's been getting chilly out, even if it does get a lot warmer during the day. Luckily, on Friday, we went to a local craft fair, and I bought these aqua arm/hand warmers, so I've been wearing them, along with fuzzy socks all weekend, because my hands and feet have been freezing. I don't mind, though, because this is always my favorite type of weather! I like how the aqua looks with the blueish on my dress, which I bought in a thrift store in San Fransisco, and I love the collar on it, and the 60's kind of silhouette. The last few days, I've been doing teal-blue eyeshadow, inspired by Suzy, from Moonrise Kingdom, so I put a picture above, but you can't really see it very well. 

I hope you're all having glitterifically cozy days!

Love,

Chloe

Gone Adventuring...

Outfit Details:

Ember:

Jacket- #forever21

Dress- #forever21

Belt-#forever21

Tights- Macy's

Shoes- #modcloth

Nina:

Jacket- Vintage

Blouse- #forever21

Shorts- Vintage

Socks- #forever21

Chloe:

Caplet- Vintage

Blouse- #forever21

Dress- Vintage

Socks- #forever21

Shoes- Shoebuy,com

Hello, all of you wonderful people! Above are pictures from the photo shoot I made my friends help me with today, inspired by movies about adventurous children, namely, Moonrise Kingdom. I was reading a Rookie article about young explorers, and felt like I needed an adventure. Even if it was just down the street and through some trees. Also, it just needed to have some Moonrise Kingdom-esque elements, such as suitcases filled with books, binoculars, some sweet dance moves, and awesome vintage outfits. I forced my friends, Ember and Nina into some "Chloe Clothes," and started styling our set. Luckily, my mom has a business renting out props, and styling photo shoots, parties, and weddings, so it wasn't difficult to get everything we needed. If anyone has noticed, I have a new blog, in addition to this one, but with the similar name of "Cirque du Quirk," on WordPress. It still has all of the same content, but I think it looks nicer. However, it's a lot more difficult to do things, even though there's much more to do. I don't know, I'll probably figure it out, but for now I'm still just confused. It's up though, so you can check it out if you get a chance! I linked to it above, but it's cirqueduquirk.com if the link doesn't work.

I hope you all have glitterific days, with lots of adventures!

Love,

Chloe (the explorer)

Foxy Sweaters and Dissapearing Costumes

Outfit Details:

Sweater- Target

Hat- #h&m

Shirt- From the Muddfest at Muddywaters

Crinoline- Sam's (At least the brand)

Tights- #forever21

Boots- Knock off Doc Martins

I love animal prints. Not just striped and spots and things (even though I do love those), but just clothes with prints of little animals, especially when they're woodland creatures. Like foxes! This sweater has bright colors and a fox, and it's really cozy since it's a couple of sizes too big. Which is perfect for cozy sweaters. The last picture (of my shoes) was at school, because I was helping to cut up confetti for the play (apparently multiple garbage bags full of it are needed for one of Puck's monologues), but I got to mix in a bunch of glitter, but it was going all over and it was really pretty. You can't really see it in the picture though...

I was fitting the actress in her magician assistant outfit again today, and she let me take some pictures of her in it outside! Here's what it looks like:

 But, when I went to get the cool lacy top for her, it was mysteriously gone, leaving only a hanger behind. So, I think we're giving her this corset to wear under the coat:

I hope you all have glitterific days, with woodland creatures who can "Make it work" like me!

Love,

Chloe

Leopard Sweaters and Bee-Hives

Outfit Details:

Sweater- #h&m

Dress- #forever21

Crinoline- Sam's (I couldn't find a website for the brand, but I found this)

Socks- #forever21

Shoes- #h&m

Hello! I realized after doing my hair that the back had ended up really cool and swirly looking. My hair's short enough that when I do bee-hives or things, I have to clip up the back, but to keep it from sticking out weird, I just pulled it across, and looped it back and pinned it. With my outfit, I wore the dress as a blouse, but it worked because the skirt isn't full or anything, so it was like a slip under the crinoline, which is pretty sheer. I always like wearing crinolines, whether they're over or under dresses, or just as skirts! They just make any outfit even prettier! 

The Dos Pueblos (DP's my High School) production of A Midsummer Night's Dream (But Steam Punk) starts on the 15th, so we've been doing a lot in costume crew. I got to be in charge of the 3 magician's assistants, and I just wanted to share my favorite one, that I was working on yesterday.

I got to go through all of our racks of costumes, and pull all of these super cool coats and tails, and I got to use this red skirt that I've just been waiting to gather up to look all Steam-Punk-y. I put that over this thin black skirt I found, with a thick ruffle along the hem, and I took this rad vintage dress that was falling apart, but had really cool lace along the top, and cut it into a blouse. For the coat, I found a dark brown coat and tails, and cut the sleeves off, because they were making it harder for the actor to move, and she needed to do a lot of arm gestures. I think it actually added to the coolness of it, and I also splattered it with gold paint. I put a picture of the skirt and coat above, but I did a quick sketch for you all of how the whole thing should look when it's all put together. If you live in the Santa Barbara area, you should consider coming to the show, because all of the other costumes are super cool too.

I hope you all have extra glitterific days!

Love,

Chloe