How to Create a WWF Costume - Stone Cold Steve Austin
Steve Austin may be MIA in the WWF, but that doesn't mean you can't dress up and drop a Stone Cold Stunner on Halloween night.
Things You'll Need
- Halloween Makeup Kits
- Boots
- Microfiber Vests
- Shorts
- Glitter
- Knee Pads
- Spray Paints
- Wristbands
- Knee pads
Instructions
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Shave your head completely. If you aren't ready to do this, certain specialty costume shops sell a thin rubber skin that wraps over your head to create the bald look artificially.
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Use eyeliner to draw on a mustache and goatee, if necessary. Some Halloween makeup kits also come with fake mustaches and goatees, as well as instructions for applying the artificial facial hair.
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Create the Stone Cold vest. Cut a thin piece of leather or polyester so that the vest opens up in the front (from top to bottom) and covers the entire back.
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Paint the Stone Cold skull on the back center of the vest. Use silver spray paint to color in the skull, which has red eyes and a mean stare (search the Web for pictures of the vest). Spray the words "Stone Cold" or "Hell, Yeah" around the skull.
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Paint a smaller version of the Stone Cold skull on the front left side of the vest. On the front right side, paint the name "Austin" vertically in big block letters; start with the letter "A" on the top.
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Wear black wrestling trunks; regular black shorts will work, too.
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Slide on black wristbands, along with black knee pads and large black wrestling boots (black shoes are a viable alternative).
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Walk with the Stone Cold swagger and attitude as you trick-or-treat, but don't flip anyone off or start guzzling beer. Save that for the real Steve Austin.
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See "Create a Muscular Body Builder Costume" (under Related eHows) to create a better physique, if necessary. Your fake muscles will cover up your naked torso.
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Tips & Warnings
Instead of the vest, you may want to sport a black T-shirt with the familiar logo "Austin 3:16" printed across the chest.
Apply silver glitter to the skull and the letters of your vest for a more sparkly look.
Remember to allow any paint and glue products to dry before actually wearing the costume.
Comments
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Mar 16, 2006
Don't forget the tattoo on the left leg, which is that little red Texas with a bull's skull. -
Mar 16, 2006
Don't forget the tattoo on the left leg, which is that little red Texas with a bull's skull.