Creepy costume help

[bania]

The white nightgown would totally work. You should grease up your hair and put dark horrific black eye makeup around your eyes. a thin layer of white face pain would be good too. Wait, is this for small children?

[Nonny]

Not white, but grey drab would probably work in the dark:
www.kohls.com/product/prd-1732158/croft-barrow-pajamas-printed-knit-nightgown-womens.jsp

[EmilieMadison]

I think any major department store will have a nightgown. You'll probably have the most luck somewhere like Sears or JC Penny. Make your face really pale with dark circles around your eyes and grey lips. Messy/loose braids or pigtails.

[elleblue]

And don't forget to carry a dolly or teddy bear. 

[bania]

Oct 25, 2014 20:21:12 GMT -5 jillianashley6 said:

Oct 25, 2014 20:06:21 GMT -5 bania said:

The white nightgown would totally work. You should grease up your hair and put dark horrific black eye makeup around your eyes. a thin layer of white face pain would be good too. Wait, is this for small children?

Lol no, for our students/staff/faculty. So 21 and up

perfect! Lol. There were a few nightgowns at Sears and kohls online I saw. It doesn't have to be white. Any light coloured, long, old lady nightgown would do. are you going to have a light on you were you're standing? If not you could hold a flashlight under your chin. That's always scary. Lol.

[FastHands]

Make the nightgown look wet/dirty at the bottom from the well, too. Dirt (cocoa powder?) under fingernails if you want to go in more.

[kneepads]

You could also dye the night gown in tea to make it seem dingy and old. It gets a little streaky I think that way too.