FRIENDZ EVENTZ: halloween - "komen eten"

Hi!
Wednesday-evening, @ halloween, we did the second part of "komen eten". (Like I said before; it's a dutch program where each character has to cook a complete meal & the others have to give some points and after everyone has cooked; a winner will be announced). But surely it's a student-edition (It's not like we can afford a lobster belle vue or can make a rack of lamb or something ;)), so everything is a bit basic. Our host was Tom, normally a very clumsy person, but he did a perfect job I think! He made us a halloweenpunch with eyeballz in it (an abundance of alcohol, it waz, haha), a delicious surf & turf entree followed by a tastefull main course with pasta pesto & filled meatballs. Not to forget; he closed the meal with a dame-blanche (although it waz a bit milkshake by melting...). We didn't dress halloween style because we went partying afterwards, but with my halloween-nails, I remained still in theme. So with a lot of tasty food and too much booze in our tummy we went partying and danced the night away with a light head. Thanks for the great evening!

I will post some pics of it & want to show you my new necklace I finally bought @ zara & which I showed you in this post a while ago ;)

hosting, cooking, a stressfull event for Tom!

 

necklace (zara) - kimono (primark)

 Enjoy this autumnal extended weekend xoxo

NAILART: Halloween nails

Boooooooooooooooooh, it's almost halloween time. Although we Belgians don't celebrate it like an american, I like it very much! When I was younger, I even went on the road to "trick or treat". There were a lot of astonished faces & awkward moments ("Ok, and why exactly are you here?"), simply because we Belgians don't do these things... Such a pity.. so for not losing my halloween mood, I polished my nailz very spookyyyy. 

Thiz iz how we do it:

STEP 1: Paint your nails with a base colour of your choice; preferably a light-ish colour. (I chose a skin-color from catrice + I tested the python top coat from Bourjois on my pinkie: I will show you guys how it works in another post)

STEP 2: Dip a toothpick into red nail varnish and then apply an uneven coat to the tips of your nailz to create a blood dripping effect

STEP 3: Then apply a lighter red varnish on top to create a more bloody effect.

STEP 4: Apply a top coat so it lasts longer and adds a finishing shine.

TADAAAAA: HAPPY HALLOWEEN xoxo