Marvel costume purity which the Asylum lacks

The Shining and inspired by the years of movie costume events at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles. The sixth season has just started and this season is based around the mysterious Roanoke incident of the 16th century. Hype around the series has been swelling recently and it is inflated ever more by being featured as one of the haunted houses at Halloween Horror Nights hosted by Universal Studios.
alongside houses based on horror greats such as The Exorcist and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
The White Nun was used in promotional images and videos for the second season, Asylum, and used in the famously sinister title sequence. A completely white statue of the Virgin Mary is seen in the foyer of the facility, used to Marvel costume purity which the Asylum lacks. The promotional poster has become one of the most famous images from the series and even if you’re at a party this Halloween and no one watches the series, this costume is pretty creepy. Plus it’s pretty unique and if done well, it can look phenomenal!
The 60s were a revolutionary era in the 20th Century; the era of music, the era of fashion, the era of change, and the era of certain things we don’t condone… The 60s truly was a time of revolution that would leak into the 70s and has founded a whole new ideology that is heavily prevalent today. The term ‘Hippie’ derived from ‘hipster’ after all so you’ll see some of the 60s trends reoccurring in today’s fashion – it’s just the way fashion works; reduce, reuse, up-cycle. Everyone knows at least one hippie or has seen the Wonder Woman cosplay tv show That 70s Show in which there was a character named Leo who epitomised the image of a 60s hippie in the late 70s. Again, a failsafe costume from a classic time period.