[Belle]

So it's totally random, but I'm doing a spring cleaning and need to get rid of this stuff. VERY flexible on price, I just need a couple who has some spunk and is willing to dress up in awesome costume pairs. Will sell individually as well. Worn once.

Male size is either one-size, or Large. Female size is Medium, fits up to size 8 or 10.

Cleopatra and Antony:

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Number of downloads: 29

Includes Cleopatra costume as pictured, plus black wig, headpiece, and snake staff. Antony costume, plus laurel wreath and sandals. Cleopatra wore rubber boots because it was raining that day, and they are NOT included.

Cinderella and Prince Charming:




Includes costumes as pictured, including blonde Cinderella wig plus glass slippers which were not included.

[Devils Advocate]

Where is the warning that the pic isn't tznius?

[Belle]

Devils Advocate, on 15 July 2010 - 11:10 AM, said:

Where is the warning that the pic isn't tznius?

I was waiting for that.

D'you want the costumes or not??

[Devils Advocate]

Belle, on 15 July 2010 - 11:11 AM, said:

I was waiting for that.

D'you want the costumes or not??

What would I need a costume for? I'm a nudist.

[Red Hare]

dd might want the dress. i'll ask

[ookamikun]

Would take the Cleopatra/Antony, but wrong size.
Where did you buy and how much?

[Belle]

ookamikun, on 15 July 2010 - 11:38 AM, said:

Would take the Cleopatra/Antony, but wrong size.
Where did you buy and how much?

Why wrong size?? It's practically one-size fits all for the guy, and the female one goes up to an 8-10, but it's clingy so it'll work on skinner women.

Bought them in Rubies, and if you're interested, I'll really be cheap on it. (I might have paid ~$200 for the set. Yeah yeah, we take Purim very seriously here.)

[ookamikun]

Belle, on 15 July 2010 - 11:45 AM, said:

Why wrong size?? It's practically one-size fits all for the guy, and the female one goes up to an 8-10, but it's clingy so it'll work on skinner women.

Bought them in Rubies, and if you're interested, I'll really be cheap on it. (I might have paid ~$200 for the set. Yeah yeah, we take Purim very seriously here.)

Will it work on a 0-4?

$200 is expensive. We buy online, but it's hard to find something tznius that doesn't require wearing stuff underneath and messing up the costume.

[Belle]

ookamikun, on 15 July 2010 - 12:17 PM, said:

Will it work on a 0-4?

I'm prettttty sure it would. Like I said, it's a clingy fabric, plus I wore a layer underneath for tznius reasons.

You can try it on first, if you'd like.

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$200 is expensive. We buy online, but it's hard to find something tznius that doesn't require wearing stuff underneath and messing up the costume.

I know, it's expensive. We get very excited for all holidays and spend way too much I'm not selling it for anything close to what I paid, don't worry. I'm aware that most people are normal and don't splurge on costumes.

[ookamikun]

Belle, on 15 July 2010 - 12:21 PM, said:

I'm prettttty sure it would. Like I said, it's a clingy fabric, plus I wore a layer underneath for tznius reasons.

You can try it on first, if you'd like.

How far away do you live?

Belle, on 15 July 2010 - 12:21 PM, said:

I know, it's expensive. We get very excited for all holidays and spend way too much I'm not selling it for anything close to what I paid, don't worry. I'm aware that most people are normal and don't splurge on costumes.

We do go over $100 and try to get a theme so that all 4 of our costumes are somewhat related.
Last year was caveman, cavewoman, tiger and monkey.

[Belle]

ookamikun, on 15 July 2010 - 12:26 PM, said:

How far away do you live?

BP.

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We do go over $100 and try to get a theme so that all 4 of our costumes are somewhat related.
Last year was caveman, cavewoman, tiger and monkey.

We got a hold of pyramid-shaped boxes and stuffed them with random goodies, so it went well with our theme. You can dress your kids up as a camel, or grapes, or something Egyptian-like.

[ookamikun]

Belle, on 15 July 2010 - 12:28 PM, said:

BP.





We got a hold of pyramid-shaped boxes and stuffed them with random goodies, so it went well with our theme. You can dress your kids up as a camel, or grapes, or something Egyptian-like.

Can you PM me where exactly. No car but if close to bus, might come check it out.

With shalach manos I don't care about the boxes/baskets/etc., here's your food, don't like, I'll give it to someone else. Before Rubashkin fiasco was home dried salami sandwiches and last year was chicken thighs in bbq sauce with pasta or leftover from shabbos home made whole wheat raising nut bread.

[Belle]

ookamikun, on 15 July 2010 - 12:36 PM, said:

Can you PM me where exactly. No car but if close to bus, might come check it out.

With shalach manos I don't care about the boxes/baskets/etc., here's your food, don't like, I'll give it to someone else. Before Rubashkin fiasco was home dried salami sandwiches and last year was chicken thighs in bbq sauce with pasta or leftover from shabbos home made whole wheat raising nut bread.

Oh, right, I remember. You and your dried salami.

I'll PM you.