Fancy Dresses for Dances/Proms

A list of Fancy dresses for dancing and having FUN!

Gold Egyptian dress, sz med

Blue sparkle vintage dress, sz med

Black/hot pink prom dress, sz 14

Black satin, short tulip dress, sz 10

Light blue Prom dress (Cinderella Style) 14/16

blue white, vintage sz sm

Red/ white Satin prom dress

Red empire satin prom dress with sheer overlay, sz L

2 Navy blue lace, skirt and top, Victorian style, sz med & sm

Peach satin, long, lace sleeves, pearls & rosettes, sz 14

White prom dress with red ribbon (Mary Poppins dress) sz 8/10

Yellow 50's short dress, sz 16/18

10 Satin dresses- Little Women style- Big Poofed sleeves, waist line and full skirt

1 peach

2 pink, 1 sz Lg

1 pink with small white polka dots, sz med

2 Royal blue satin, sz 10, 12

1 royal blue with sequin yoke, sz 16

Medium blue with white lace

Metallic blue with sequin waist, sz 20

Lavender satin, sz 18

I have hoops for hoop skirts, capes, costume jewelry, shawls, gloves to accessorize!

Email me and will send a photo~ kevans@eoni.com

1950's Inventory

1950’s Inventory

Berets

1 white Bowling shirt ~ Med ~ Drum & Twirling Corp.on back

5 Cat eye glasses

1 Cardigan sweater- blue

1 Fur stole ~ medium brown

Lois Lane - grey pencil skirt and jacket- sz sm

Sheer scarves

5 Poodle skirts ~ Dark blue, black, peach, lt blue & dk green (different sizes)

4 Circle skirts – (no poodle) – brown, white plaid sz 10, black felt with white ric rac, purple satin & a black/white tweed

1 circle skirt with record appliqué- magenta

4 crinoline petticoats

White dresses with sheer overlay, sweetheart top

1 yellow 50’s style dress with yellow netting ~ sz 16-18

2 Black leather jackets (with the collar turned up) XL & L

1 tan Corduroy jacket – sz 39 chest

3 Eisenhower jackets – short Military jackets = 1 black short military jacket – 44R has 6 silver buttons,

1 olive green short military – sz 36 – zipper (Forest Service) & 1 white short military jacket – 44L, 6 buttons

1 Linen jacket – sz 34 chest

1 Superman tee shirt – sz L (wear under unbuttoned white shirt)

* Make your own *

Beatnik – dress all in black - beret, capris, turtle neck & flat shoes or loafers

Saddle Shoes – buy white flat canvas shoes and paint the middle section black

*Alma Janes antique shop has aprons, dresses, patterns & bowling shirts (next to KFC) for sale

Other ideas~

Pencil skirts, sweater tops, skinny ties

Watch 1950 movies for ideas ~ Danny Kaye, Elvis, Lucille Ball, Debbie Reynolds, Jimmie Dean, Red Skelton

Christmas Inventory

I have four complete Santa Outfits and one top. One suit is velvet. I have to charge extra for it to get it dry cleaned ($35), sometimes when little ones sit on Santa's lap they get excited and pee on him. If that does not occur then I won't need to clean the outfit. ($20)

The suits are large enough to fit over coats. One suit is large enough to put twins in to make a two headed Santa if you prefer. (It makes a fun Christmas card!) My nephews looked great.

Sets include:

beards & wigs

gloves - black or white

belts

bells

nice boot covers and

3 Santa bags s. Santa

I just got a nice Mrs. Santa cape with hood, lined with white trim. I have white peasant tops, red skirts, Christmas aprons, mop caps & a white wig to complete a Mrs. Santa outfit.

I have a Frosty the Snowman suit that would be fun to wear with hat and no button nose.

You could use the Santa tops & hat to make a Grinch outfit. I have some green fuzzy gloves. I suppose you could do green sweat pants for the legs. Maybe we could come up with something.

I have a nice black Victorian coat (XL) with small over cape & top hat that would work for Scrooge. I can do a tux shirt and vest underneath too.

I have lots of skirts and capes for female Victorian carolers.

You can get reindeer antlers & elf hats at the local dollar store.

I have three sets of long red underwear if you need them for a skit.

For Santa's elves, I have colorful pirate shirts we could use with a bright sash and I might have some elf hats, we can add bells. I have velvet jackets that would work for females.

I'll have to watch the Santa Claus again and see what I have that would work.

1970's inventory

Since I have had two requests for 1970's fashion, here is my inventory:

African caftans

hippie vest & beads (pictured)

Silver lame tops

Peasant shirt tops

leg warmers

Muumuus

Split skirt (pictured)

velvet jackets

white jackets & pants

polyester leisure suit (Doc Brown) (pictured)

FEATHERS

Do I have feathers?

yes I do!

I have ostrich feathers, parrot feathers, pheasant feathers, chicken feathers, feathers on masks, feathers on hats, boas, peacock feathers in a vase, feather dusters, feather fans & feather tiaras (1920 style).

I got some of mine at the Fly fishing store in Island city. They have a half off box that I used for the Hello Dolly hats.

I also get feathers at yard sales.

Feathers

by Karen Kevan

Feathers are fun.

Feathers don't weigh a ton.

Feathers? Yes I have some.

And I am not glum.

Phantom tickets

We got free tickets for Phantom of the Opera because they needed a couple of costume items.

Denise Wheeler called, they needed a white negligee and 8 dresses for the Don Juan rehearsal number. She also took a coat with cape for Hannibal to wear just before he is murdered. They put my name in the program! YES!

We loved the show, excellent costumes, fun scenery, and powerful voices!

There was a full house and a standing ovation.

Denise says the tickets are all sold out for the rest of the week.

My negligee made the front page of the Observer on Tuesday night. ta dah!

Here is an article from the EOU website.

http://www.eou.edu/ua/news/phantom.html

Couple Suggestions

Cat in the Hat & Thing 1

Pig & Big Bad Wolf

Doctor & patient

Cowboy and saloon girl

Miss Piggy & Kermit

Clowns

Spanish dancer & Zorro

Egyptians

Greek/ Roman

Knight & maid

Nun & Monk (Friar Tuck)

Robin Hood & Maid Marian

Pirates & Wenches

Gangstas & flappers

Super man shirt & Lois Lane

Red Riding hood & wolf

Peter Pan & Tinker bell

Frankenstein and bride

Vampires and friends

(yes these models had way too much fun!)

Photos by Jeri Mackley (scary Jeri)