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By Linda Doell
AFTER
Think slinky and sexy for this year’s hottest
Halloween costumes. RE-INVIGORATE
From form-fitting gowns that hug the curves to
asymmetrical hemlines (shorter in the front) it’s all about YOUR LIVING SPACE
attention-getting looks this year and a lot of the looks will
be drawing on Hollywood for inspiration. TOTAL HOME REMODEL EXPERTS
If you saw it on the big screen — or the little screen for that KITCHENS • BATHROOMS • ADDITIONS
matter — expect to see it at parties and on trick-or-treaters. BASEMENTS • DETACHED GARAGES • DECKS
“Walking Dead,” “Game of Thrones,” “Vikings” and DESIGN CONCIERGE SERVICE
“Thor” as well as “Maleficent” should make strong
showings — and even with the enhanced cheekbones for ONE TIME FREE Our homes have energy efficient
that movie, who wouldn’t want to look like Angelina? SKETCH PLAN products like Andersen® Windows
LIMITED NUMBER.
Halloween retailers are expecting a brood of zombies, CALL BUILDER
vampires, sexy pirates and even FOR DETAILS.
super heroes (think Pepper Potts
and Tony Stark from “Iron Man” *ON QUALIFIED
and “Captain America”) to stalk PROJECTS
gatherings and clubs this year.
The National Retail Federation says WWW.SPECTRUM-REMODEL.COM
we spent an average of $75 to celebrate 610-439-1491
Halloween for a total of $6.9 billion
spent on goodies, decorations and BEFORE
costumes in 2013. Some Halloween
AFTER
retailers are predicting higher sales this
year because the holiday falls on a Friday.
Among the popular costumes for kids
will be “Frozen” characters as well as
“Despicable Me” Minions and more.
As you get ready to take your young
ghosts and goblins out to trick or treat, the U.S.
Consumer Product Safety Commission offers the
following advice to keep safe while out and about:
• Trim costumers and outerwear in
reflective tape.
• Carry flashlights or glow sticks when out
at dusk or after dark.
• Make sure costumes fit well and are a
safe length – long skirts or capes that
drag on the ground can cause falls.
• Choose flame-retardant materials for
costumes and accessories.
• Pick battery-operated candles and lights
instead of lit candles.
By Linda Doell
AFTER
Think slinky and sexy for this year’s hottest
Halloween costumes. RE-INVIGORATE
From form-fitting gowns that hug the curves to
asymmetrical hemlines (shorter in the front) it’s all about YOUR LIVING SPACE
attention-getting looks this year and a lot of the looks will
be drawing on Hollywood for inspiration. TOTAL HOME REMODEL EXPERTS
If you saw it on the big screen — or the little screen for that KITCHENS • BATHROOMS • ADDITIONS
matter — expect to see it at parties and on trick-or-treaters. BASEMENTS • DETACHED GARAGES • DECKS
“Walking Dead,” “Game of Thrones,” “Vikings” and DESIGN CONCIERGE SERVICE
“Thor” as well as “Maleficent” should make strong
showings — and even with the enhanced cheekbones for ONE TIME FREE Our homes have energy efficient
that movie, who wouldn’t want to look like Angelina? SKETCH PLAN products like Andersen® Windows
LIMITED NUMBER.
Halloween retailers are expecting a brood of zombies, CALL BUILDER
vampires, sexy pirates and even FOR DETAILS.
super heroes (think Pepper Potts
and Tony Stark from “Iron Man” *ON QUALIFIED
and “Captain America”) to stalk PROJECTS
gatherings and clubs this year.
The National Retail Federation says WWW.SPECTRUM-REMODEL.COM
we spent an average of $75 to celebrate 610-439-1491
Halloween for a total of $6.9 billion
spent on goodies, decorations and BEFORE
costumes in 2013. Some Halloween
AFTER
retailers are predicting higher sales this
year because the holiday falls on a Friday.
Among the popular costumes for kids
will be “Frozen” characters as well as
“Despicable Me” Minions and more.
As you get ready to take your young
ghosts and goblins out to trick or treat, the U.S.
Consumer Product Safety Commission offers the
following advice to keep safe while out and about:
• Trim costumers and outerwear in
reflective tape.
• Carry flashlights or glow sticks when out
at dusk or after dark.
• Make sure costumes fit well and are a
safe length – long skirts or capes that
drag on the ground can cause falls.
• Choose flame-retardant materials for
costumes and accessories.
• Pick battery-operated candles and lights
instead of lit candles.
