In my head, I have all of these epic routines work out.
In my head, I have all of these fantastically staged pieces of art.
And in my head, I have these magnificently detailed costumes.
What are these costumes, you may be asking? Well I'll tell you!
1. The Circus Ring Master
While this seems like a "duh!" statement, when you say whips, I think circus. I am slowly piecing together a totally cheesy but totally epic routine involving..you guessed it, a circus. I want some classy, yet edgy that will allow for total mobility without having to feel exposed.
2. Indiana Jane
I love Indiana Jones is one of the most epically awesome Hollywood whip crackers I know of. Sure, Catwomen has her moment. But when we really get down to the "nitty- gritty" of it all, Indiana Jones is (WARNING: Explicit language about to be used!) one badass mother f*****! And I want to honor that in an epic dual between myself and some obstacles. In my head, there are pyro-technics galore along with a large boulder and some arrows..but there are more practical ideas I have too. Can't hurt a girl for dreaming.
3. Cow Girl
Again with the "duh!" statement, but the classics simply can't be ignore. I want my Scarlett SnapDragon Cowgirl outfit! This one is a little easier for me to try and make a reality because most of the components it entails can be worn on a regular basis. (I can justify purchasing a pair of boots more easily than a circus jacket for the same price)
4. Renaissance "Vixen"
I love the Renaissance...like I've said over and over, I worked at a Renaissance Faire for three years. I hate to use the word "vixen" because that's not truly what I mean. What I do mean is I want a very unique and stunning Renaissance costume that is not clingy, easy to move in, not too revealing, and overall comfortable. This costume would probably lean more towards the "Gypsy" persuasion but perhaps I could describe it better if I knew what I was looking for exactly.
5. 1920's Flapper Girl
This one may seem a tad odd but I have a reason for it. I have this musical number worked out in my head that I think would be brilliant if performed in a 1920's flapper girl-esque costume. Let's just say, you're going to have to trust me on this one. It would be awesome.
I get more ideas everyday. I have SO many thoughts that I am excited to actually put into place.
More to come!
Until Next Time,
Signed,
Your Scarlett SnapDragon
In my head, I have all of these fantastically staged pieces of art.
And in my head, I have these magnificently detailed costumes.
What are these costumes, you may be asking? Well I'll tell you!
1. The Circus Ring Master
While this seems like a "duh!" statement, when you say whips, I think circus. I am slowly piecing together a totally cheesy but totally epic routine involving..you guessed it, a circus. I want some classy, yet edgy that will allow for total mobility without having to feel exposed.
2. Indiana Jane
I love Indiana Jones is one of the most epically awesome Hollywood whip crackers I know of. Sure, Catwomen has her moment. But when we really get down to the "nitty- gritty" of it all, Indiana Jones is (WARNING: Explicit language about to be used!) one badass mother f*****! And I want to honor that in an epic dual between myself and some obstacles. In my head, there are pyro-technics galore along with a large boulder and some arrows..but there are more practical ideas I have too. Can't hurt a girl for dreaming.
3. Cow Girl
Again with the "duh!" statement, but the classics simply can't be ignore. I want my Scarlett SnapDragon Cowgirl outfit! This one is a little easier for me to try and make a reality because most of the components it entails can be worn on a regular basis. (I can justify purchasing a pair of boots more easily than a circus jacket for the same price)
4. Renaissance "Vixen"
I love the Renaissance...like I've said over and over, I worked at a Renaissance Faire for three years. I hate to use the word "vixen" because that's not truly what I mean. What I do mean is I want a very unique and stunning Renaissance costume that is not clingy, easy to move in, not too revealing, and overall comfortable. This costume would probably lean more towards the "Gypsy" persuasion but perhaps I could describe it better if I knew what I was looking for exactly.
5. 1920's Flapper Girl
This one may seem a tad odd but I have a reason for it. I have this musical number worked out in my head that I think would be brilliant if performed in a 1920's flapper girl-esque costume. Let's just say, you're going to have to trust me on this one. It would be awesome.
I get more ideas everyday. I have SO many thoughts that I am excited to actually put into place.
More to come!
Until Next Time,
Signed,
Your Scarlett SnapDragon
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