costumes,costumes ideas,DIY,DIY costumes,United Nations Day,costumes for kids,United Nations,United Nations Costumes,United Nations costumes, United Nations Day, costume ideas, costumes, DIY costumes,You know what? We think it would be a fantastic idea to rewear these United Nations costumes for Halloween! They're too good!
PHOTO BYcourtesy of Marian Ergun, Luz Cuyugan, and Kay Ann
Joining various activities where kids dress up in different costumes is part of school life, and it's always fun to see parents going all out for their children's outfits. Just look at our Buwan ng Wika costumes where parents showed how they interpreted the traditional garb of native tribes in the Philippines. And now that the United Nations Week (October 20 and 26), which commemorates the day the United Nations was formed, has passed, our inbox quickly filled with photos from moms and dads and their interpretations of the different national costumes.
Whether the parents went the DIY route, chose custom designs, or bought the costumes from stores, each costume was equally impressive and worth a look.
Here are 25 United Nations National Costumes that will impress you.
Ms. Brazil
What is it with Brazil's national costume that makes it a favorite of kids and parents? It's bright and colorful! Just look at this photo mom Rodice Guavis sent of her daughter, Safe Kai.
Something all the costumes have in common: a vibrant, multi-colored dress. Kassey Jade is rocking her outfit, though!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Rizza Abuan
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Did you know a Brazilian samba singer named Carmen Miranda popularized this outfit in the 1940s? Monica Bautista looks adorable especially with the floral headband!
Marcus Gallardo certainly made an effort representing Cambodia!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Grazel Gallardo
Mr. and Ms. Colombia
Twins Francez and Franciz wore DIY costumes made from recycled materials and created by their mom, Jha. Effort!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Jha Sobiono
Mr. Egypt
Jacob Maldonado looks like a true pharaoh. We love how he completed the look with eye makeup!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Kay Ann
According to John's mom, this costume was bought in Divisoria but she added the gems to make it stand out. "It looks expensive, but it's really not," she says.
This hanbok looks perfect on Psalmantha! Her mom, Aprille, says she drew the design herself and then had it made by a seamstress.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Aprille Guiro
Caj looks like a queen with that headpiece!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Carla Tomas
We're sure this boy will grow up to be an oppa. Look at him nailing the heart sign!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Melai Silva
Ms. Sweden
Kairylle's version of a Sverigedräkten (yes, that's the national costume of Sweden) looks super fancy!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Anian Medina-Nicolas
Mr. Turkey
Being half-Turkish, it's only natural that Mehmet represents the country for UN Day!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Marian Ergun
Halloween is up! What is your child wearing for Hallow's Eve? Email us the photos and tell us a little bit more about it at smartparenting2013@gmail.com
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