Oh the fun, we all had on Halloween. Though, it’s not over yet. Yes, the night has passed and the costumes are hanging in the closets however, the fun is still here:

The Queen in Heels Halloween Costume Contest – Haunting in Heels

We would love to see what you were and the high heels (pumps, kitten heels) you chose to compliment your costume.
Not only can you share the fun you had and how great you looked; you can win a gift certificate to buy a new pair of high heels for the upcoming holidays (think of all the parties and gatherings coming).

We have three gift certificates to Heel.com.

All you have to do is send a picture to hauntinginheels@queeninheels (read all the details and rules here)

If you didn’t wear high heels as part of your costume, share our contest and link with a friend who did. I am sure she will appreciate the thought.

‘Cause this is thriller, thriller night . . .

“Night creatures calling, the dead start to walk in their masquerade . . . Cause this is . . .

Halloween

That is the perfect song to set the mood and kick start this contest off right.

Remember when that video premiered? It was an event. We all gathered around the television with friends and family and sat mesmerized the entire thirteen minutes. Afterwards, we released the breath we had been holding with a long very amazed, WOW and Michael Jackson . . .well, he conquered the music world.

I digress.

What contest? It’s the Queen in Heels Halloween Costume Contest . . . Haunting in Heels.

That’s right.
Why a Halloween Costume Contest?

The 80's

Have you ever played dress-up when you were a little girl?  Of course you have. Maybe you would raid your mother’s closet, put on one of her dresses and a pair of high heels, then parade around like a movie star. Some of you probably were lucky enough to have a costume wardrobe, filled with princess dresses and purses to take to tea parties with the teddy bears.

Now we are grown and we still love to play dress up. Thankfully, Halloween let’s us do so without drawing puzzled stares from our loved ones and co-workers.

Vampiress

Halloween allows the school teacher, by day, let out her inner rock star for a night. It allows the biker girl to wear white angel wings on her back and a silver halo on her head.

Dressing up is like putting on a new personality. How can one put on a blond wig and white dress and not feel her inner Marilyn Monroe emerge? Or put on that sweet fairy costume with a hint of sexy and not feel a tinge bit mischievous?

And here we are again, October, the month of dress-up and Halloween.

Have you decided who you are going to be this year?

There are so many possibilities and so many personalities to choose from.

What is a girl to do?

If you haven’t figured it out (or even if you have) here are a few tips:

Visctorian Pirate

* Avoid showing too much skin: The purpose of a costume is to dress up. If all you are wearing a bra, short shorts, and high heels . . . people will only think you want attention. And all attention isn’t good attention.

* Dressing up as a couple is fun: Make sure that you complement each other.

* Avoid bulky costumes: We don’t want you to knock over the drinks of those around you. And bumping into others all night is not fun for other guests or you.

* Indulge your fantasies: This is the perfect time of the year to allow yourself to lose yourself. If you have been secretly wishing you were a clown, well then girlfriend get that red nose.

* If you are dressing up and if high heels are a part of your costume: we want to see them.
Email a picture to: hauntinginheels@queeninheels.com

Harlow Clown

We are giving away three great prizes (a little hint . . They are gift certificates to heels.com).

There is no catch. There is no gimmick. We are not trying to steal your information or sell you anything. This is only a fun contest. And if you are interest read all the details and rules here