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Halloween Costume Ideas – Become A Greek God For Halloween
With Halloween fast approaching, maybe you’re starting to wonder about getting a fabulous costume for the all important Halloween party. Or perhaps you are trying to find a few costume ideas that you’re youngsters can wear when they’re out and about trick or treating. You don’t want to conform to the norm, hence listed here are several classic costume ideas fresh for Halloween 2011. For this particular article, we will target Ancient Greece and Greek costumes. So without further ado let’s get into it.
Sidebar : Get your own Ancient Greek inspired costume, like the spartan costume
Setting the scene On Classic Greek Costumes
For plenty of folks, above all the Europeans (and possibly by implication the lands that were settled by Europeans thereafter), Greece is viewed as the cradle of their civilization. The society that was Ancient Greece lasted for many centuries and only really finished as it was synthesized into the Roman Empire.
The Romans assumed many of the Ancient Greek beliefs including having similar gods (except they called them different names). A lot of the Greek ethics, organization, technology and fundamental discoveries were taken on by Roman society. When Rome went on to colonize most of Europe these beliefs were passed on too.
And as a result, when these nations, like Britain, France, Portugal, Spain and Holland went on to take over new worlds, they instilled the same fundamental elements, primarily created in Ancient Greece onto the peoples of these new lands.
So how does this Translate To Greek Outfits for Halloween ?
Greek style is usually viewed as classical, be it buildings or outfits. The classic Greek look in terms of clothes is the unadorned white tunic. This is often referred to as a toga (and toga costume parties are a fantastic idea) however the Toga is really a Roman invention.
Sidebar : Check out more Greek costumes, including the clash of the titans costume
The classic white tunic look is good for both men and women. Lately, to give the outfit a little bit of personality, we like to consider being a Greek god or goddess dressed in these white tunics. They can each contain elements that make them seem unique – such as Ruler of the Gods Zeus or the Goddess of Love – Aphrodite.
One more Greek look that is popular, as a result of movies and literature, is the soldier or warrior look. Spartans fighting Persians is a great look for those who have the body to carry it off. It could be as easy as a risque loin cloth and helmet combination (which is certain to get you stacks of attention) or you could select the more conservative body armor covering the chest, arms and legs.
Summing up
Hit the heights this Halloween season, kitted out in a Greek God outfit like the Zeus costume. It really is an especially original costume idea that is certain to get tongues wagging at the get-together and even out on the streets whilst trick or treating.
See all the costumes inspired by Ancient Greek culture, like the Grecian toga costume
The Battle of Thermopylae (The 300 Spartans)
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