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It's right here in the Beginner's Guide to the Grand Unified Theory of Magical Beings, First Edition: to make a glitter witch, the most important ingredient is you! And if you're traveling on foot, you'll probably want to bring along some dressy shoes to match all of that shiny glitter! But have you ever heard of a glitter witch? Girls Glitter Witch Costume Neither had we, but as soon as we saw this sparkly Girls Glitter Witch Costume we had a pretty good idea of where they'd fit according to the Grand Unified Theory of Magical Beings. The black robes might make them appear similar to dark sorceresses, yet glitter witches are much less fond of necromancy than their evil cousins (thank goodness). But there's more to their outfit than that! But this is a great option for anyone who would rather spend more of their time honing their spellcraft, and less time applying green makeup and fake warts.

Very helpful for getting a grip on a squirming toad or a slippery newt.At a glance, you can probably tell that they've got the spritely charm of pixies, mixed with the talent for potionmaking and elixirs that you find in most 'ordinary' witches.

Everybody knows what pixie dust is.

Everyone knows that being a goddess would be amazing. But what would be the best color outfit for a goddess to wear while going about her celestial business? This meant that for most of history, only royalty and the very wealthy could afford to wear purple outfits. But no goddess is going to be thwarted by earthly technological restrictions like that, and if she wants to wear a purple dress, she's just a snap of her fingers away from having the chicest look on Mount Olympus!Luckily, this dress doesn't require divine intervention (or even rotten snails) to get its stunning purple hue.

The cream colored synthetic gown and shoulder drapes transition to a heavenly purple color, which is complimented by gold details and brocade ribbons. Everyone knows that being a goddess would be amazing.