How To Make 100 Days Of School Costume

100 days of school costume Australia is crucial when your children are celebrating the completion of 100 days in school. Whilst this celebration may look different this year due to virtual learning that is still in play after Covid-19, any parent or school teacher will get the needed chuckle from seeing their students look like old men and ladies. Here are some useful tips for making a costume for your kids.

Supplies

You will need a grandpa costume accessory kit or a grandma costume accessory kit depending on the gender you are making the costume for.

Fetch some grey hair

This is an easy transformation. You can use hair spray and baby powder to give your hair a greyish tint or simply get a wig if you don’t want to dye your hair.

Accessories

You can buy costumes online with the necessary accessories or you can get a fancy pen, glasses, old fashioned cap, pocket watch, a walker or cane if you have one. A wooden walking stick will also do perfectly.

Draw on wrinkles

You can use an eyeliner pencil to draw some wrinkles. A grey marker will also do great.

Clothing inspiration

For your clothing, you will need a bow tie, sweater vest, dress coat, suit jacket, vest suspenders and slippers.

Beard or moustache

You can get a mask of moustache or beard and wear it on your chin or you can simply use your marker and draw a moustache or beard.

Posture

Now that you have everything you need for your 100 days of school costume Australia, you should wear everything as illustrated above. Always look in the mirror to ensure you have achieved your looks. Remember to have that elderly posture. Bend your back a little bit and use a walking stick to appear like an old man.