Costumes

A great costume to pair with a shark could be a diver or marine biologist outfit, complete with a wetsuit, snorkel, and fins. Alternatively, a playful option could be a fish costume, such as a clownfish or a school of fish, to create a fun ocean-themed group. For a humorous twist, dressing as a beachgoer with a sunhat and surfboard could add a lighthearted contrast to the shark.

Lava lavas they're wrapped around the waist like a dress.
usually colorful lava lavas are traditional.

Generally, Celtic warriors loved to run into battle with lime bleached hair and their bodies stark naked, so your question is a little tricky to answer. The best solution would be to wear their everyday kind of clothes. Celts were known for wearing very brightly colored, loose pants and shirts.

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By cutting off a mermaids tail and her powers will be weak and drop you pour her powers in a bottle of necklace with a marble shake it and go to the beach crack your dust open touch it put in your feet poof you magically transform to a mermaid and dive right in to the sea!

Make one, because ones at the store look kinda weird but home made ones you can make any way you want.

There's no such thing as a cheap realistic tail...

If you want really cheap this is what you do:

take a mermaid mono fin (sold everywhere..use google) and two pairs of leggings...

put the flippers in the corresponding legs in one of the pairs of leggings then put two legs in one of the legs in the other pair put the flippers on (inside the other leggings) and tuck it in and voila!!!! or

Mermaid tail monofins for kids so if you are going to attempt just a fabric one why not get the mermaid mono fin and cover so it looks like its all one? add some decorations and style so it's not just plain colored..same goes for the ones you buy. You can always add your style to them.

for more realistic..like hannah mermaids tail...

Hannah's Tail is completely handmade by her so you can't just order one from the internet. You have to make it yourself.

Things you will need

1.)3 mm wetsuit neoprene material

2.)Mono fin (below there is a link and discount code)

3.)dance fabric or paint(swim fabric) (optional) to cover wetsuit material/decorate it

4.)sequins/shells/diamontes (like circles since they resemble scales)

5.)Rust proof (professional)Zippers (to get in and out of tail) &/or to remove mono fin

6.)Thread & E6000 glue (to attach decorations and seal from water getting in

7.)Needle &/or sewing machine to attach scales(sequines) and zipper

8.)hard plastic like floor mat/ laminating thickness to attach to resemble fins

& creativity

9.For matching top use a bra or swim suit top and use the same fabric, paint &/or sequins you used for the tail to match them

10.) for hair accessories I personally would use bobby pins with shells glued to them. OR go to youtube.com and type in mermaid hair accessories and people have tons of ideas & howtos to try out. I'd stick to simple. The bigger your accessories are the more awkward it is to swim and they break easier... most are made for out of the water use. Stick to simple.

11.) makeup..go for a waterproof makeup & try to buy from companies that are vegan (earth friendly/animal friendly). There's a list of those on the Peta.com website

-Hannah has several tails..each one she makes is better than the last & different in looks. It's best if you do your own thing..if you want sequined hearts then do sequined hearts! If you like clown fish..paint nemo! lol j/k on that last part...well only if you are really that weird and want to then go right ahead. But stick to your own style and use things you want on there... because taking it off is not going to happen... especially with the sewed on details.

-Try making it so it's easy to dry out..I've heard mold and mildew are big issues with all tails. I've heard that the monfins get all nasty and slimy..Thats why i'd try using a zipper to take it in and out..

*I've also heard you can go thru a company like "Flip tails" to do custom fins like hannahs. I believe he did some of the tail fins on hannahs tail. According to his facebook page he did.

Finis also sells a kids mermaid monofin, which is a smaller, cheaper option. The main part of the tail covering is made from 3 mm wetsuit neoprene material. Cut it into the mermaid tail shape by lying on the fabric and tracing your outline while wearing your monofin. It needs to be skin tight so that its not baggy and water doesn't get inside and slow you down when swimming. Cut a zipper line down the back of the tail down to the ankle. Use a very strong, stainless steel (from outside awnings/ furniture manufacturer) type of zipper that wont break or rust in water. Sew the 2 sides of the tail together with the decorated and painted sides facing each other, then turn it right side out. Leave the fin end and the top waist area open. Insert the monofin into the bottom of the wetsuit tail. Hand sew or use E6000 bonding glue to seal the end of the wetsuit tail closed. You can add extra fins onto end of the tail using flexible plastics such as floor matting or curtain fringing material of your choice. Use E6000 glue to adhere. DECORATION: You can use screen printing heat set paint to color the tail with your scale design, and/or sew on any decorations, such as sequins, shells etc. I create the mermaid tops out of bras, and cover them with sequins, shells, diamontes, fake seaweed and netting, and I use stretchy transparent beading string to hold them on while swimming. Creating your own tail is a pretty laborious process with some trial and error. But it's a lot of fun to create your own style. It probably costs about $600- $2000 in materials. (depending on prices in your local area and materials used) Please use your own creativity... I think each tail should be unique and an expression of each persons individuality.

PLEASE KNOW HOW TO SWIM BEFORE MAKING ANY TAIL! IF YOU ARE A MINOR CHILD ADULT SUPERVISION IS A MUST

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buy 6 kidney beans, peel them very delicately plop inside the shell and then go to the shops and buy one

I think I good makeup idea would be to do simple, pretty "princess" make up (colored eyeshadow to match your dress, lipstick, blush, ect.), but then make it "darker" with heavily rimmed eyes with black liner, some contrasting colors to make it appear spookier, maybe a deep burgundy color to make it less "happy-princess" for the lips, and so on.

you can get red papper and measure the person and make it!

my friend 'el chupacabras' does.

i guess it's hanbok

The generic term for "traditional" German clothing is Tracht, of which the most famous are probably the Bavarian Dirndl (worn by women) and Lederhosen (worn by men).

no because i have ban looking for one and all i see is your web shith keeps comeing up

Ritsuka has black spikey hair and loves Soubi

superhero pumpkin ghost princess clown fairy

Find a cool way to incorporate your glasses into the mask and work it!

Go as Lot's wife... The one that was turned into a pillar of salt. Not sure how to make that costume, but that's what I'd go with.

Yes you could, I do not believe most anime conventions allow animals.

this is not me this sight but i have watched it it goes 4 bout 10 minutes and its called how to make a mermaid tail if you put a vidieo on the net of you swimming in ur tail please give me (skye) and Sasha some credit

just a normal sailor sort of costume but act drunk and get an (empty) beer bottle or something and carry it around. but if its a child or young person maybe use a plastic bottle not a real glass one.

One of the best places to get any type of costume is Party City. They have a huge selection of costumes in store and if you do not see it in store, it will definitely be available online.

You can't get them in a store.

You'll have to make it from purple leggings Yellow legwarmers and pink flats

for Brittany.

A magic hat