Happy Halloween From A Provencal Gal dear friends! Do you have any spooktacular plans?
I thought you might enjoy seeing the outtakes from the Provencal Gal photo shoot. As many of you know I never take myself too seriously. It’s much more fun to try and make my photographer laugh. (In this case, it was Sweet Guy who totally screamed with delight!)
Happy Halloween From A Provencal Gal
Our local park, where I often go for a photo shoot, had a 5k graveyard run. We took advantage of the props on the day after.
Something wicked this way comes…and she’s not Janet Leigh.
I’ll be wearing my ensemble at the upcoming Georgian picnic hosted by the D/FW Costumers Guild. If you are in the Dallas/Fort Worth area you are welcome to attend. The event is free and you don’t have to dress up. This year we will enjoy a Victorian fencing exhibition among other outdoor delights.
Have a bootiful day,
Laura
You’re so much fun, Laura. Love your costume.
Tonight, we are heading out with friends/family for a casual dinner – some in costume, some not. I plan to just dress Halloweeny…
Then begins my favorite month, my birth month and that of my Dad – November. 🙂
Happy Halloween.
Love, Linda
Laura, so cute! I love your “ensemble” that you have created, and your acting skills are over-the-top fun!
Happy Halloween to you! Fun photos!
Loved the outtakes!
Happy Halloween Laura! You have outdone yourself this time with your Provencal costume; I’m so impressed!!! I love the colors and fabrics you chose, and you always make such a good model for the costumes. 🙂 I wish I lived close by so I could attend the Georgian picnic — sounds like fun.
I hope you have a fun evening and a wonderful week, my friend.
Hugs,
Denise
You come up with the BEST COSTUMES and not just at this time of the year!
If only I lived closer to Texas….
You are just so delightful! Have fun!!
I was wondering where you would be wearing your new costume. Wish I could be there too!
You are way too darned adorable in this — and full of fun and Halloween spirit, too! Love it to the max.
I’ve much to catch up on here at Storybook Cottage — being away a month can mess up a girl’s blogging habit!
http://www.musees-mulhouse.fr/en/museum-of-printing-fabrics
Have you ever had the opportunity to visit this museum?
When I see the costumes you create I am reminded of the stunning array of dresses and fabrics I saw in this museum.
Incidentally, another son and daughter in law live in Kansas and happened to catch a glimpse of you at the Laura Ingals Festival in Independance . It came about like this……After your post about the costume you created and wore to the festival in Indepencance, my daughter in law posted some pictures of the festival. I asked her if she had by chance seen a lovely costumed lady. She replied that yes, she had and she had wondered what that lady’s connection to the Festival was. I was happily able to fill her in based on what I had read in your post.
I am enjoying your posts.