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DIY Food Gal Halloween Costume Ideas: April Bloomfield

/ Friday, October 19, 2012

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We continue on with 3 weeks of serious food gal Halloween costume inspiration: Super-talented lady chefs, bakers (like Christina Tosi!), food writers, bloggers, TV personalities—are you liking these, because I'm kind of obsessed?! As I've said, these costumes are easy to throw together, plus it's the perfect excuse to carry around snacks all night!

Next up: April Bloomfield, chef of The Spotted Pig, The Breslin Bar & Dining Room and The John Dory Oyster Bar, AND the author of her first and fabulous book, A Girl And Her Pig. Aside from April being a truly lovely person and a crazy talented chef, it's always pretty awesome to see a strong, creative woman totally owning her field. I don't know about you, but I'd love to step into her clogs for a day :) and Halloween seems like the perfect opportunity to do just that!


WHAT YOU'LL NEED
- small pig 
- white chef jacket
- your favorite jeans
- clogs
- white apron
- hair ties (pull your hair up!)
- British lip balm
- Pimm's Cup (no one make 'em better than the The Spotted Pig!)


To really get into character, you could always try an English accent—April is from Birmingham, England, after all—but spare us all and only do this if you're truly skilled for goodness sake! Otherwise, enjoy your day as April! Might I suggest popping into The Spotted Pig, grabbing a burger (or the gnudi, sigh!) and enjoying a beer or two for inspiration... 


[Photo of April by David Loftus for her book A Girl and Her Pig.Pimm's Cup photo from iStockphoto.com]

DIY Food Gal Halloween Costume Ideas: Christina Tosi

/ Thursday, October 11, 2012

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We continue on with 3 weeks of serious food gal Halloween costume inspiration: Super-talented lady chefs, food writers, bloggers, bakers, TV personalities—it's going to be a blast! These costumes are easy to throw together, plus it's the perfect excuse to carry around snacks all night!

Next up: Christina Tosi, chef and owner of Momofuku Milk Bar. She's the sugar star behind crave-worthy treats like, Crack Pie, Cereal Milk Soft Serve, Corn Cookies & Pineapple Upside Down Cake Truffles. She's an author, entrepreneur and the James Beard's Rising Star 2012—pretty much an all-around fabulous person to pretend to be for an entire day :) 


WHAT YOU'LL NEED
- scarf for your hair
- econ chef jacket
- skinny black pants
- red Chuck Taylors 
- gold bangles 
- Sugar brand lip balm (it just feels appropriate)
- white apron
- Kellog's Cornflakes
- Momofuku Milk Bar cookies, obvs!


Make sure to trick-or-treat around the East Village, maybe even pop into Milk Bar!? If you can get one of your guy friends to dress up as David Chang, that's even better.


[Photos of Christina from Sous Style and by Neil Wilder for The Observer]
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