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Dorothy • Black Flats • Dorothy Costume 1 Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Dorothy • Black flats • Dorothy Costume 1. White short sleeve blouse 2. Blue gingham dress 3. matching Brown gingham dress- velcro • Ruby slippers • Hair bows- on clips Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Toto •Black flats •Brown overalls •Tan or Cream colored shirt (brown or cream plaid or gingham also acceptable) Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Uncle Henry •Brown pants •Tan or grey button down (A variation of those colors in a checkered or plaid pattern works as well) •Black vest- T-shirt •Black shoes or work boots Farm Hands •Black shoes or work boots •Brown, Tan, or Grey overalls or pants (or Brown Jeans) •Brown, Tan, Cream, Grey, or Plaid Shirts in those color schemes (nothing with color!!!!) Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Aunt Em •Cream, Tan, Grey blouse •Cream, Tan, Brown, Grey Full length skirt •Apron •Shawl •Black or brown flats or work boots Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Ms. Gulch •Black heels or boots •White blouse •Grey full length skirt •Matching jacket •Hat Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Glinda - “Oz the Great and Powerful” •Long white and gold dress (sparkles) •Tiara •Wand •White heels Alternative costumes: Sparkly Blue Dress like “Wicked” or Sparkly Pink Dress like Wizard of Oz Movie Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Munchkins Male: - Bright colored T- Shirt or Vibrant colored plaids (no logos) - Bright colored shorts - Bright colored knee high socks -Felt for shoes and hats- 1 yard -Bright colored T-shirt which will be cut to make a vest - Optional- Brightly colored bow ties and an artificial colorful Daisy flower *FACS Club will make shoes and hats Need help finding pants? We can cut a pair of scrubs to make them look like shorts. They come in a variety of colors and there are extra color options in the women’s section as well. Website- http://www.pulseuniform.com/men-scrub-pants.asp Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Munchkins Females: - Bright colored T- Shirt - Bright colored peasant skirt -Felt for shoes and hats- 1 yard - Bright colored artificial Daisy flower -Apron “Lullaby League” - Baby Pink tutu - Baby Pink unitard and tights - Baby Pink felt for shoes and hat- 1 yard - Pink artificial Flower *FACS Club will make shoes and hats Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Witch of the West- “Oz the Great and Powerful” •Witch Costume 1. Dark Blue or Purple dress 2. Black Witch Hat 3. Black heels or boots 4. Black leggings Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Scarecrow •Hat •Black shoes •Dark Green button down shirt •Brown Pants or sweat pants •White Garden gloves •Tan felt •Patches •Rope Belt Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Crows •Black turtle neck shirt •Hunter Green scrub pants http://www.pulseuniform.com/styleshop.asp?s tyledefault=WH-14020SH •Black Bowler hat •Black shoes *Wings and Puppets- will be made by Art Crew Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Tinman •Tinman Costume Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Trees •Brown Flat Queen sheet •Unitard to wear underneath (no sleeves) •Green Hat- large brim and sturdy, “Sombrero- like” •Ivy vines- to cover hat and satchel •Apples- light weight (not wooden) •Black Flats •Satchel- Green canvass bag or baskets- prop committee Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Lion •Lion Costume Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Emerald City Citizens -Hunter Green scrub shirt http://www.pulseuniform.com/styleshop.asp?s tyledefault=WH-14000 -Green felt for skirt- 2 yards -Black flat shoes (black jazz shoes are fine) Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Emerald City- “Guards” •Green turtle neck shirt •Hunter Green scrub pants http://www.pulseuniform.com/styleshop.asp?styl edefault=WH-14020SH •Black shoes •Green Felt- 1.5 yards Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Flying Monkeys •Grey sweat pants •Ash colored long sleeve T-shirt http://www.pulseuniform.com/st yleshop.asp?styledefault=SA-29LS •Red vest- T-shirt •Black shoes * Mask, Wings, and Puppets- Art Crew Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Winkies •Black Pants •Black shoes •Maroon Long sleeve T-shirt http://www.pulseuniform.com/styleshop.asp ?styledefault=SA-29LS •Black capes •Fake Fur material (Black)- 1 yard •Viking hat Wizard of Oz- Costume Designs Wizard •White button down shirt •Black pants •Bow tie- Green •Vest- Green •Overcoat •Top Hat •Black Shoes.
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