Showing posts with label costumes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label costumes. Show all posts
Sunday, March 22, 2009

Geek Costumes

EVERYONE loves a good costume party but when you come dressed-up like these people, you are bound to turn heads. Check out the list of geek costumes and tell us what you like the most... :)

iGeek ... triumphantly holding his "Best Costume" trophy, Mr. iPod comes complete with a set of headphones for your listening pleasure.

Packing it in ... an homage to the classics, two party revellers decide to go as Mr and Mrs Pacman.

Their hobbies include eating pac-dots, maze-exploration and ghost-hunting .

Off his Facebook ... this costume takes Facebook addiction to a whole new level.

Complete with a status update, personal information and display photo, Charles Repp even allowed party-goers to write on his wall .

Out of range ... Mr. iPod had some competition from Mr. Mobile, complete with Google Maps and an old-school external antenna.

Cube up ... with two turns of the puzzle, this Rubik's cube is one of the easiest ever built. If only real cubes were this easy.

What a toolbar ... the magic wand won't make this costume change .

Most viewed ... these two give a new name "Broadcast Yourself". But with only three and half stars each, the videos they posted must not have been that good.

Perfect fit ... memories of 8-bit fun come flooding back as this Tetris team emulate the gaming classic.

There he go ... flailing arms, thrusting hips and loud choruses of "It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time" will ensure that you will be the centre of attention at any party.

That, or dressing as a giant banana.

Serious robot ... you know you are in deep trouble when an angry cardboard robot stares you down .


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Saturday, February 21, 2009

Busy Bee


Well it's 3:15am here, ugh and my eyes are getting heavy i jus wanted to blog this before i go to sleep because this Monday & Tuesday is carnival guys yayyy. Later today my mum,sister & I are going hunting for costumes hoping that the mas camps have carried down their prices since it's one day away. On Friday my b.f and i went to the beach it wasn't planned but i will post up the pics & i haven't forgotten about posting some of the wedding pics.

Plans for today:
  • Colour my hair darkest brown (my hair is already dark brown) this is the 1st time i will be colouring my hair i want it to look black, but the hair dresser told me not the use black hair colour
  • Get a reasonable priced carnival costume
  • Hang out with my friends
What will you be doing today, & Enjoy the rest of you weekend.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Trinis know how to party [photo heavy]



Well i won't be a Trini if i didn't share an entry on Carnival.

The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival is celebrated two days before Ash Wednesday.Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago is the event of the year. It is said that if the islanders are not celebrating it then they are preparing for it while reminiscing about the past year's festival. The heart of the musical celebration is the calypso. Recently, Soca has replaced Calypso as the most mainstream type of music.

Here are some pics from some of the bands and their costume portrayal


Island People
Portrayal (Heaven on Earth)





D Krewe
Portrayal:
ERE Virgin Paradise-SPIRIT OF IERE



These are not all the bands or the sections in the bands...
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Monday, November 3, 2008

Mexico's Date With The Dead



Dia de los Muertos ... Mexicans light candles and hold ceremonies at the graves of relatives to celebrate the Day of the Dead holiday, in connection with the Catholic church's All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day.

Festival traditions include building altars honoring their deceased family members, using sugar skulls and the favourite foods and beverages of the departed.



Costume party ... locals also dress as the dead during the two-day festival.



Spooky ... Mexican natives dress as pre-hispanic Aztecs during ceremonies throughout the Day of the Dead. The tradition combines native Aztec and Roman Catholic practices and beliefs.



Once upon a time in Mexico ... women dressed in Aztec costumes perform the Dance of the Dead in Mexico City's Zocalo Square.



Keeping tradition alive ... an art installation of skeletons and skulls is displayed in a theatre where artists assembled an altar for the dead in Mexico City's Zocalo main square.



Ghosts in the night ... a ghostly figure of Don Quijote floats through Glorietade los Insurgentes, in Mexico City.



Somber gaze ... a woman carries a figure of La Santa Muerte, or 'Death Saint', as she arrives to attend a mass during Day of the Dead celebrations.



Warrior ... music and creative costumes dominate the country as dancers take part in the Dance of the Dead.



Doom and gloom ... the celebrational dance goes on long into the night.



Everything is illuminated ... a Mexican family gathers around the grave of a relative during the Day of the Dead celebrations at Xoxocotlan cemetery in the Mexican state of Oaxaca.



Grave walkers ... villagers walk in a cemetery in Guatemala to honour the dearly departed.



Paying homage ... an altar decorated with an arch of Cempasuchil flowers is prepared for the Day of the Dead.



Skulls for sale ... decorative skulls sit for sale in Mexico City's largest flower market, Mercado de Jamaica.


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Thursday, August 7, 2008

Neighbours Envy, Performers Pride ...











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Friday, August 1, 2008

Sexy And Glamorous ShowGirls











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