Just a combine more weeks until Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightening Thief is released to theaters. The young-adult book series, by Rick Riordan, has been a big hit in my house and although it is written for the younger generation, it also appeals to adults. My guess is that with the popularity of the books and a new movie opportunity up on February 12th, costumes based on this fantasy adventure story will be very favorite for Halloween 2010.
The plot revolves colse to high school student Percy Jackson who for real gets a history chapter when the gods of Mount Olympus come to life and walk right out of the pages of his Greek Mythology text book! Turns out Percy, who finds out his father is Poseidon (making him a demi-god), is the prime conjecture in the stealing of Zeus' Lighting bolt. His mum mysteriously disappears and, with the help of friends, Percy sets out on adventure to catch the real thief, safe his mum and unravels an epic strangeness as well.
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You can make the story come to life at your own party by dressing up in Greek god and goddess costumes. Zeus, king of the gods and ruler of Mt. Olympus, is known for his white robes, white beard and Lightning bolt which he throws about. A toga costume and costume beard will make this Greek costume for real transformable into a Lightening Thief costume. Women might like to dress up as Aphrodite, the most gorgeous of the Greek Goddesses. A long column-style gown wrapped criss-cross colse to the waist, a cascading blonde wig and golden Greek jewelry complete her Greek costume. Other touches for a Greek costume consist of leather sandals, coin jewelry, arm cuffs that look like snakes and laurel wreath headbands.
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