That Witch!
Something wicked this way comes…
The spellbinding, spellcasting witch terrifies and empowers in equal measures. She’s fiercely independent, but always returns home to a coven. She casts incantations of boils and burns, but breaks generational curses at a whim. And the way she dresses? Magic.
Get witchy this All Hallow’s Eve in five sartorial spells.
Black Out
Classic for any occasion – even ones that require a pointedly casted hex – the LBD is uniform for any self-respecting witch. And, if your misadventures have a strict no-dress dress code? We think a modern-day enchantress would, surely, have a beautifully tailored two-piece suit in her arsenal. In jet-black, of course.
A Disappearing Act
Might your “witch” manifest more as a “lady of the lake”, you must conduct your hauntings in diaphanous layers that look liquid. Malleable. Think transparent sheers that drift and float, curiously positioned cut-outs that suggest a hard-won fight, and lace. Chantilly lace. Just because.
The After-After
A date at the Ozdust Ballroom? Any self-respecting witch would have an after-after-dark ensemble at the ready. And may it be bestrewn with sequins, with rhinestones, with feathers, with ribbon; anything that might come particularly useful in a bubbling witch’s brew…
Friend Or Foe
You won’t see a witch without her familiar. From stealthy black cats to letter-carrying white owls, theirs is a bond bound by loyalty and by spiritual guidance. Make yours a talisman that holds all of your deepest, darkest secrets (see: credit cards, phone, keys).
Mirror, Mirror
The fairest of them all, warts and all. But, just in case there’s a stubborn blemish you’d like taken care of, or if those witching hours are finally taking a toll, there are potions and lotions that’d solve an unsightly sore. You might even call it witchcraft.
Emerge from the shadows, and dress like a creature of the night.