Trick or Treat! #COSTUMECOUNTDOWN

“Although it is unknown precisely where and when the phrase “trick or treat” was coined, the custom had been firmly established in American popular culture by 1951, when trick-or-treating was depicted in the Peanuts comic strip. In 1952, Disney produced a cartoon called “Trick or Treat” featuring Donald Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie.”- History.com

Let’s keep the tradition going. Right now UrbanOG has new costumes at lower prices than our competitors!

1. Be a sexy wonder woman at the house party down the street!

2. Party with the Pharaohs at the Egyptian theater in Los Angeles, CA as an Egyptian Queen! Buy tickets for the Egyptian Theater here!

3. Keep the pub crawling and check in with this sexy cop outfit. Head to the party in Hollywood! Get your tickets here!

 

Party all night long in Santa Monica, CA as a temptress. Get tickets to this Santa Monica Nightmare on Main Street party here!

Have you found your costume yet? If not check out all our scary, sexy, crazy, cute costumes and don't forget to punch in the code: SCARY35 for 35% off! Comment below and tell us which costume is your fave!

Have a Happy Halloween,
Shelly

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Anna Karenina Costume Photos!

For all you period piece lovers out there, the quentessential classic story of Anna Karenina has finally opened in theaters nationwide!  And just as we are caught up in the elegance, the romance, and the drama, we're equally captivated by the 19th-century costumes built for the film.

Keira Knightley stars as the title character, Anna Karenina, and is chronicled on a path from the very pinnacle of aristocratic society to the hallows of madness after one affair changes the course of her life forever.  And the gorgeous costuming, designed by the very talented Jacqueline Durran, captures the depth and emotion of each transitional scene.

Take a look at some stunning images from the film, which is out now.

Which is your favorite?

Posted by:  Spankie V.

(photos:  Jacqueline Durran/Ann Karenina film/InStyle)