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Halloween is almost here. It's time to pull out the thinking cap and decide on costume ideas. The Wizard of Oz is a fun theme to go with. It also can be an easy theme to go with if on a budget since there are several characters to choose from.

Are you thinking about going as Dorothy? Her character is usually depicted in an old fashioned dress that is light blue, sometimes blue and white plaid, with a white short sleeved shirt underneath the dress. Let's not forget that blue bow either! By doing your hair in piggy tails, you're sure to look like Dorothy. The clothing that makes up her costume can be easily obtained at a thrift store or costume shop. You could possibly make it, if you're nifty with sewing.

The Tin Man might be one the most recognizable costumes and easiest to make. It might be the cheapest too. If going for a simple look, you can wrap yourself in tinfoil or use a hot glue gun to glue tinfoil to cardboard that will be your top part of the costume. The bottom part can be obtained by pants with tinfoil wrapped around them or maybe you'll be able to find silver looking pants in a store or costume shop. Don't forget the silver face paint either!

The Wicked Witch of the West's costume is also fairly simple. All you need is a black outfit and black witch's hat which can be obtained at many stores. Green face paint can also be found at any costume shop or party related store. A green wig can also be found at a costume shop.

Whatever character you choose, keep an eye out on sales because come Halloween, businesses will become competitive and try to beat each other's low prices. Wait for sales before buying your outfit or supplies needed for your costume.

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Check online, partycity.com, buycostumes.com and halloweenexpress.com all sell a variety of different Wizard of Oz costumes, although Merlin is not a character from the Wizard of Oz. But all those websites also sell Merlin and general wizard costumes as well.


How did the actors in the wizard of oz eat while in their costumes?

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How did the actors eat on the wizard of oz with costumes on?

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How did the actors eat on the set of 'The Wizard of Oz' with costumes on?

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What stores sells wizard of oz costumes?

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What were three main colors of costumes of wizard of oz?

green, blue and silver


Does the area have any good Wizard of Oz costumes selling stores?

You can purchase wizard of oz costumes at amazon.com or ebay.com. There you can read reviews, choose from various buyers and sellers, and return your product if you ever have any problems.


Where could one find Wizard of Oz costumes?

The Partydelights website is one of the best places in the UK to find virtualy any costumes to meet your party needs including a very good range of Wizard of Oz costumes suitable for both kids and adults alike.


Where can you buy the real costumes from The Wizard of Oz?

The costumes that were actually used in the 1939 film version of The Wizard of Oz are in the hands of private collectors. They may become available. For example, Dorothy's blue-and-white dress recently sold for $252,000.


How much money did The Wizard of Oz gross worldwide?

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