Clothing From Books We Wish We Could Wear
1. Harry Potter’s Invisibility Cloak
Who wouldn't want an invisibility cloak?! You get unlimited spying! Snooping! Sneaking cookies from the pantry! Perfect for you if you are an FBI agent on a top-secret mission.
2. Merlin's Wizard Hat
It’s a big, pointy purple hat stitched with silver stars. It belongs to the wizard Merlin from the book, The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani. But before you declare it as nothing special, ask it for a meal. Yes, seriously, because then it will magically whip up absolutely anything you desire...Croissants, raspberry pie, carrot-ginger soup, walnut fudge, or even pizza. It makes absolutely perfect hot chocolate with whipped cream and sprinkles. Just as long as you pay the hat decent salaries. It also demands a vacation. Also, Merlin's hat has been known to spit chocolate when it gets annoyed, so be careful not to sit on it by accident.
3. Mackenzie the Wicked Witch of the West's Designer Platform Sneakers
Mackenzie/the Wicked Witch of the West from Dork Diaries may be evil, but she is queen bee of fashion too.
4. Annabeth Chase's Magic Yankees Baseball Cap from Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan
5. Basically Mackenzie Hollister's Entire Walk-In Closet of Designer Clothing
6. Nikki Maxwell's Sweetheart Dance dress
7. Alex's Fairy Inauguration Ballgown
Alex Bailey from The Land of Stories by Chris Colfer wore it and dazzled her audience when she was officially accepted as a new member of the Fairy Council: a simple white gown with gloves...completely covered with enchanted fluttering butterflies!
8. Agatha's Circus of Talents Ballgown
This dress from The School for Good and Evil is midnight blue velvet with gold. Beautiful and head-turning, but not too flashy. It was the perfect outfit for the Circus of Talents. Agatha should wear it more often.
9. Sophie's Lunchtime Lecture outfits
Sophie from The School for Good and Evil is as much of a diva as she is stylish. So it makes sense why she'd refuse to wear the student uniform for the School for Evil: a dumpy, shapeless black sack. Her greatest nightmare come true. Which is why she remolded it into several chic variations: a toga sashed with blue orchids, a sequined burka, a bejeweled kimono, a sari, and other creations embellished with faux monkey fur, and even chain-mail. She showed these off while she gave her famous Lunchtime Lectures.
8. Wizard and Witch Robes
Who wouldn't want an invisibility cloak?! You get unlimited spying! Snooping! Sneaking cookies from the pantry! Perfect for you if you are an FBI agent on a top-secret mission.
2. Merlin's Wizard Hat
It’s a big, pointy purple hat stitched with silver stars. It belongs to the wizard Merlin from the book, The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani. But before you declare it as nothing special, ask it for a meal. Yes, seriously, because then it will magically whip up absolutely anything you desire...Croissants, raspberry pie, carrot-ginger soup, walnut fudge, or even pizza. It makes absolutely perfect hot chocolate with whipped cream and sprinkles. Just as long as you pay the hat decent salaries. It also demands a vacation. Also, Merlin's hat has been known to spit chocolate when it gets annoyed, so be careful not to sit on it by accident.
3. Mackenzie the Wicked Witch of the West's Designer Platform Sneakers
Mackenzie/the Wicked Witch of the West from Dork Diaries may be evil, but she is queen bee of fashion too.
4. Annabeth Chase's Magic Yankees Baseball Cap from Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan
5. Basically Mackenzie Hollister's Entire Walk-In Closet of Designer Clothing
6. Nikki Maxwell's Sweetheart Dance dress
7. Alex's Fairy Inauguration Ballgown
Alex Bailey from The Land of Stories by Chris Colfer wore it and dazzled her audience when she was officially accepted as a new member of the Fairy Council: a simple white gown with gloves...completely covered with enchanted fluttering butterflies!
8. Agatha's Circus of Talents Ballgown
This dress from The School for Good and Evil is midnight blue velvet with gold. Beautiful and head-turning, but not too flashy. It was the perfect outfit for the Circus of Talents. Agatha should wear it more often.
9. Sophie's Lunchtime Lecture outfits
Sophie from The School for Good and Evil is as much of a diva as she is stylish. So it makes sense why she'd refuse to wear the student uniform for the School for Evil: a dumpy, shapeless black sack. Her greatest nightmare come true. Which is why she remolded it into several chic variations: a toga sashed with blue orchids, a sequined burka, a bejeweled kimono, a sari, and other creations embellished with faux monkey fur, and even chain-mail. She showed these off while she gave her famous Lunchtime Lectures.
8. Wizard and Witch Robes
I LUV IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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