Lez Be Fashionable: 3 Looks for the Halloween Season

Season's greetings LGR readers!

Halloween or Samhain (as known to my fellow Pagans) is my absolute FAVORITE holiday. Since this post will be
the last before Halloween I figured it would be appropriate to post a few festive Halloween inspired outfits.

This first outfit was born through the candy stomach t-shirt. This kitsch shirt is corny (pun intended) and fun, the perfect pairing for Halloween! I matched it with a little more menacing skull sweatshirt, khaki straight leg pants and the black leather belt. Now just for Butch in Jeans I have included these rockin' gray, no lace, Ed Hardy sneakers. The skull on the shoe really fits nicely with the sweatshirt. Lastly, a little jewelry, do not fret my butch ladies the bracelet is a men's braided rope. The splash of orange in the outfit really wraps up the Halloween feel
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Le Gasp! A femme/lipstick outfit?!

That's right ladies, our lovely femmes and lipstick lesbians need some Halloween fashion help too! (Plus being a femme myself I could not resist putting this together) This Halloween inspired outfit all began with the bat shirt. A female cut shape, a crayon purple shade and the lace detail at the bottom really make this top über cute. Next is a sateen pencil skirt, with the bit of flare at the bottom helping even out a larger hip and really creating the hourglass figure we all want. As this outfit is meant to be worn in fall, and fell tends to be a little chilly and windy (well in most parts of the country) I included an opaque black tight. Simple, warm, and you don't have to shave your legs! To make this outfit truly Halloween-y there needs to be some orange to go with that black, the perfect solution? A patent leather ORANGE pump! Funky, fresh, and completely a head turner. Ever heard that a red shoe really makes an outfit pop? Well here we go with orange. Now for our accessories, the black and lace clutch is made with neutral colors (black and white) and will go with any outfit, the bracelets pull the orange and purple together and the skeleton earrings give a bit of spook to this femme and funky look.

The last, but certainly not least, look for halloween is another butch/tomboi one.

This outfit began with the skeleton (almost x-ray) sweatshirt. I don't normally suggest the orange hamburger shirt helps break up the sea of black. A brown leather belt and brown moccasin slipper/shoe make this outfit comfortable and stylish without being stuffy or too femme.

"In the Spirit" outfit components can be found at:

goodie2u.com

converse.com

aeropostale.com

ae.com