Fire and Ice Costume for Halloween
How to Make Fire Costume
# | Item | Description |
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1 | Fire Print Crop Top | Choose this fire-printed crop top to introduce your hot character. |
2 | Fire Printed Black Leggings | Set the crowd ablaze by wearing this fire-printed black leggings. |
3 | Black High Heels | Match your outfit with this pair of black high heels. |
4 | Orange Heart Flame Eyewear | Intensify your scorching appearance by donning this orange heart-flame eyewear. |
5 | Devil Fire Wig | Completely burn red-hot by putting on this devil fire wig. |
How to Make Ice Costume
# | Item | Description |
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1 | Ice Printed T-Shirt | Pick this ice-printed T-shirt to give chills to those around you. |
2 | Light Blue and White Printed Leggings | Freeze your audience in their tracks by wearing this light blue and white printed leggings. |
3 | White High Heels | Continue the frosty look by slipping on this pair of white high heels. |
4 | Blue Heart Flame Eyewear | Give everyone a cold stare with this blue heart-flame eyewear. |
5 | Blue and White Wig | Completely look cool by putting on this blue and white wig. |
Fire and Ice are opposites of each other, as obviously one is very hot while the other is very cold. They are, however, often used together in figures of speech, rhetoric, and poems as effective symbolisms or metaphors. Not only do they highlight differences but also sometimes to effect the same consequences, even with contrasting characteristics or methodology.
Fire and Ice are both intense and potent. They wear a fire-printed crop top, fire-printed black leggings, black high heels, orange flame eyewear, and a devil fire wig for Fire, and an ice-printed T-shirt, light blue and white printed leggings, white high heels, blue heart eyewear, and a blue and white wig for Ice.
About Fire and Ice
In Robert Frost’s famous poem Fire and Ice, he uses Fire to symbolize desire, which starts as a small spark, keeps getting bigger and bigger, until it becomes uncontrollable, and Ice as hatred, pure, cold, and uncaring.
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