AHS TWISTY THE CLOWN COSTUME

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For those who want to relive the horror of Asylum, our Bloody Face costume is sure to turn heads, while the Countess costume from Hotel will make you the most stylish vampire in town. And if you're feeling particularly adventurous, our Rubber Man costume will transport you straight into the dark and twisted world of Murder House. Eyrich: Yes. Both Paula and I really like to collaborate with the actors; they have their say, we have our say. I have no problem if it really does suit their character. But everybody knows that the main ideas come from Mr. Ryan Murphy. He gives us the tone, and he knows what he wants, and we make his dreams come true. Dance: Montana is a fitness instructor and loves to dance, so show off your best moves and have fun on the dance floor. And since it’s actually a crime not to include the pieces that cemented Coven as an aesthetic gift, behold: your other options, ranging from gold corsets, gold shorts, feathers, and a scarf. Alternatively, you can also just wear these pieces at any point, except maybe the arm-warmers since it’s 2015 and not the set of Step Up. Lou Eyrich: We were down in New Orleans, and we did a lot of research on witches. We did a lot of Yves Saint Laurent and ‘70s-inspired looks and made it a bit more modern. Mostly, being down in New Orleans gave us an atmosphere that inspired us. For Taissa, it was more of a Margiela and Ann Demeulemeester feel. Madison [Roberts] was high-waisted short shorts and a lot of fur, because she was playing the rich Hollywood actress. And then always the hats. We had a bunch custom-made here in L.A., at Gladys Tamez Millinery. And right when we were shooting, BCBG came out with [these hats]. And, of course, there is the famous, huge Saint Laurent hats that we were able to nab and used in all the promos.

Use slang: Montana's speech is full of slang and trendy phrases, so try to incorporate some of her lingo into your conversations. American Horror Stories” is the name of the latest show – the subtle pluralisation of the title distinguishing it as a separate spin-off series. An anthology of self-contained horror stories, the episodes nevertheless heavily reference the original series. Enter: The Rubber Woman. The official costume of anyone who doesn’t want to dress up at all and just wants to wear a good outfit so seriously, everyone, just step off and—what do you mean there isn’t any candy here? Embody both of Moira's personas: Remember that Moira has two forms - her "true" visage and her younger, more seductive form. Try to switch between the two throughout the night to keep things interesting. Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on what you’d rather watch), it’s another Ryan Murphy free-for-all — one in which the first episode brought us group sex and blood-drinking and Lady Gaga (a.k.a. I guess just another Wednesday night).

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Eyrich: We wish we had, because Paula and I were tortured this entire season trying to dig up those pieces. It would have made Paula’s life much easier. The costumes stayed in New Orleans when we did Freak Show, and they were supposed to be in boxes that were transported [to Los Angeles], so we found some of the stuff, but not all of the stuff.

As far as I’m concerned, the best part of Freak Show was the costume department. Case in point: the pastels of Elsa Mars, whose inner darkness works in complete contrast to her costume brights. Matching her aqua eye shadow to her aqua blazer and bowtie (and capping off with a pink lip colour), she’s reminds us that throwing a neutral tone into the mix is never a bad thing. Also: that finger waves really do look good with everything. To fully embody the character of Montana Duke, it's important to not only dress the part but also act like her. Montana is a confident and charismatic woman who loves attention and being the center of the party. Here are some tips to act like Montana Duke at your Halloween party:Still doubt their commitment? Even the opening graphics consist entirely of writhing figures vacuum-sealed under squeaky sheets of rubber: