Any ideas for Pirate clothes?

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Olivia D.

Mar 29, 2014

Olivia D.

I'm going to a primary school on Monday to work with some disabled children doing sport and other activities and I can't wait!! I have to go dressed as a pirate as it's a pirate themed day, any ideas? Nothing to 'dressing up clothes' though please Completely stuck!:s thanks!xxxx

Olivia D.

Mar 29, 2014

Olivia D.

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Kirin S.

Mar 29, 2014

Kirin S.

I'd wear a pair of combat boots, light makeup, some gold jewellery. Good luck!

Olivia D.

Mar 29, 2014

Olivia D.

Thanks Kirin!x

Hannah K.

Mar 29, 2014

Hannah K.

I'm dressing up as a pirate for my last day at secondary:) I'm ripping a white shirt, wearing ripped black leggings, boots, a sword, a bandana and light makeup.

Shannon B.

Mar 29, 2014

Shannon B.

A white long sleeve shirt :) have it a little big on you and then get a vest that fits. Or even use a corset if you have one :)
The brown kaki skinny jeans with brown or black boot. Please done do combat boots, they aren't for pirates. It's more military style.

I have a sister that is disabled ^_^ thank you for helping out with the kids :) hope you have fun
Here are pics 
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Shannon B.

Mar 29, 2014

Shannon B.

Vest - dark brown or black.

Shannon B.

Mar 29, 2014

Shannon B.

Khaki pants

Shannon B.

Mar 29, 2014

Shannon B.

Something like these kind of boots :)

Shannon B.

Mar 29, 2014

Shannon B.

Then make your hair like messy beachy waves :)
If you have a hat that looks like a pirate hat that would be awesome :)

Katherine W.

Mar 29, 2014

Katherine W.

If you want to just go simple, you could wear a navy blue-and-white striped dress with a red belt.

Brooke L.

Mar 29, 2014

Brooke L.

Wear a billowy top, skinny jeans, boots, bandana on your head. (:

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