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Would this pass as an angel costume?

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Mum2Ela · 10/11/2006 13:25

DD (4) goes to dancing and she has a costume which is effectively a tutu all-in-one thingy with leotard. Its white with sparkly silver sequins on it.

If I put some tinsel around the bottom, added wings and a halo, would she pass for an angel?

Can you tell i'm a Christmas concert virgin?!

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tortoise · 10/11/2006 13:27

Sounds good to me.

MrsBadger · 10/11/2006 13:31

check the status quo - if the rest are in the other popular type (long, plain white, made from old sheets) she may look slightly incongruous

Mum2Ela · 10/11/2006 13:35

Hmmm, MrsBadger, could you fill me in on the etiquette of how an angel is usually dressed?

What do I do with the old white sheets?

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MrsBadger · 10/11/2006 13:44

IME there are two ways angels can go - one is full-on glitter and tutus in which case your dd's dance costume will be fine; the other is of the long-white-nightie type thus (I only mentioned sheets because it's what mine were made of!)

Best to check with whoever's organising the concert...

Mum2Ela · 10/11/2006 13:47

I seeeee. So possibly her cinderella dress tarted up a bit with tinsel and wings may be a go-er?

(I am trying to get away from having to'make' something if I possibly can )

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HazelnutHazelnutsTree · 10/11/2006 14:02

I can see your DD looking great in either of the 2 you have said about.

My DS1 does not want to do anything this year. We are trying to get him to be something but the teatcher and me are having a very hard job though, he get really moody as soon as we say anything about it to him.

DS2 just cant wait! Hes going to be a sheep A talking 1 at that

themoon66 · 10/11/2006 14:04

She might look more of a cherub than an angel if she wears the tutu

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