The base of the outfit: As any good seafaring scoundrel would do, I broke out my white ruffled shirt to go under the jacket. It’s truly a statement piece, but I can also use it down the road for future ‘Bounds (Sorcerer Mickey, perhaps?). The velvet gives the whole look much more texture, while the length and ruffled trim instantly screamed “pirate captain.” And on an unusually cold day in Central Florida, it kept the shivers out of me timbers, so to speak. That’s where I found this absolutely opulent red velvet jacket, and for only about $25 at the time. So I turned to my good friend Amazon to help me find something a little more reasonable. Months ago, I saw a red steampunk jacket in my local mall…It was perfect for an edgy version of everyone’s favorite pirate, but at $80, I couldn’t really justify the cost. The jacket: By far the biggest statement piece of the outfit was the jacket. I know where to find treasure, but where does a pirate have to go to find some churros around here?
Smee for quite some time, and I think our outfits turned out pretty Neverland-worthy, if I do say so myself.
I had been wanting us to dress up as Hook and Mr. But the chilly temps gave me the perfect opportunity to wear my latest Disneybound creation: a Captain Hook ensemble. This past Friday was an odd day at Disney, in that it was unseasonably cold for most of the morning. (It’s not until October, but hey, a girl can never be too prepared, right?)
DISNEYBOUND CAPTIN HOOK GUYS FULL
I’m back from another wonderful one-day getaway to the Kingdom (and also still swooning over the new Beauty and the Beast)! Since my last blog post, my boyfriend and I booked a full weeklong vacay to WDW, so you know I’m already looking ahead to that.
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