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Stewardess Costume -The Cutest Costume For Halloween

ABC’s hot TV show this fall, Pan Am, has really been getting super reviews. With as many as 11 Million viewers throughout its pilot episode in the U.S.A., and with only a few days left till Halloween 2011, more and more women are motivated to show up at Halloween parties in a stewardess outfit.

The great part about this Halloween costume is that it does not involve as much make-up or clothing as other Halloween outfits. In addition, choosing to wear a stewardess costume would totally capture attention
at a party without being too frightening or too non-conservative.

Stewardess costumes are very special because of the 3 major components of the outfit. Their basic outfit, which commonly comprises a top and a skirt, a neck scarf, and their infamous hat.

Now for the accessories, the scarf is commonly made of sheer cloth and is somewhat thinner and shorter than scarves worn throughout cold weather. These lovely scarves also commonly have a eye-catching color such as blue, red, and so on.

Whatever the color may be, the scarf usually goes good with the total theme of the outfit. The hat on the other hand might be a little more challenging to find in a woman’s wardrobe. These can be easily acquired from the closest department store and commonly go with the color of the outfit as well. It really depends on the person whether she wants these accessories to match the color of the outfit or have them in contrast with one another.

An truly important and quite often forgotten accessory is the stewardess “wings” pin. In the Pan-Am show, Christina Ricci alongside her stewardess co-workers are always seen wearing these famous pins, which was a standard for the stewardesses through 1960s. Having this pin is important in trying to bring back the 1960s era of stewardesses.

Another important stewardess Halloween costume detail is the make-up and hair. Flight attendants are famously known to be very groomed and orderly when it comes to their appearance. Although the 60s are famous for voluminous or “bouffant” hairstyles, a simple ponytail and buns can do the job just as well. As for the make-up, a simple red lipstick can do the trick even without eye shadow and minimal blush. What’s important is to keep the neatness and maintain the subtlety of becoming a flight attendant.

Thanks to the Pan Am TV show the stewardess outfit will surely be popular once again this Halloween night. Now all a woman needs is to have the right 1960s strength as portrayed by Christina Ricci and the rest of the cast.

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