Defining Your Qitch: How to Express Yourself Through Style

What witch am I? I have always been fascinated by the world of magic and witchcraft. The idea of being able to tap into unseen forces and wield power beyond the ordinary is both thrilling and mysterious. But what kind of witch would I be if given the chance? To answer this question, I had to delve into the different types of witches that exist. There are elemental witches, who draw power from the natural elements such as earth, air, fire, and water. These witches have a deep connection with the environment and can manipulate these elements to their advantage. Then there are green witches, who work primarily with plants and herbs.

~Get the look~

Normally I would have added my wide brim hat regardless of it being made of wool with some layered necklaces and rings to really lean into the witchy aesthetic but I figured that the print spoke volumes on its own so I was ok going without all the extras for once. Normally I would have added my wide brim hat regardless of it being made of wool with some layered necklaces and rings to really lean into the witchy aesthetic but I figured that the print spoke volumes on its own so I was ok going without all the extras for once.

Then there are green witches, who work primarily with plants and herbs. They have a deep knowledge of the healing properties of plants and use this knowledge to create potions, salves, and spells that aid in wellness and balance. I also came across kitchen witches, who are skilled in the art of potion-making and kitchen magic.

Sexy Plus Size Sugar Plum Witch Women's Costume

Follow us @funcostumes and tag us with #yesfuncostumes to be featured here.

• 100% polyester
• Velvet hat has wire in brim, glitter mesh around crown, and loops to pin to hair
• Velvet bodysuit zips down the back, has snap tape in crotch
• Attached collar buttons at back of neck
• Bodice has sewn-on gem detailing
• Purple glitter tulle bustle attached at waist
• Optional clear adjustable straps attach to top of bodice for extra support
• Sewn-on garter straps on bottom of bodysuit

Spells of Positivity

Not all spells are evil! So many fairy tales paint witches in a very unfavorable light, but not every witch is concocting a nefarious potion in a bubbling cauldron. Some of them are crafting sugary sweet spells to add some positivity to the party. but they don't usually write fairy tales about those sorts of witches! Well, we think it's about time they did!

When you wear this Plus Size Sugar Plum Witch Costume, writers are bound to write an epic tale about your exploits! The plus size costume adds a touch of inspiring details to the classic witch costume, so you can be their muse in no time!

Product Details

This women's costume gives you a spellbinding outfit that begins with a velvet teddy that has a tulle bustle. The straps on the chest have glittering purple details that give off a magical presence. The front has more purple detailing along the bust and around the waist. The attached garters are a nice touch for any witch that's looking for a slightly more sultry look to bring to the costume party.

Of course, every witch needs a hat! This costume comes with a black witch's hat with a pointy top. It also has a purple bow accent that matches the rest of the costume. Just grab your broom (sold separately) and get ready to make a few enchanting fairy tales of your own this season!

When I first opened this costume, I was impressed by the overall quality of the materials used (which is why I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1). I purchased this for a boudoir photoshoot and when I tried it on the night before, the purple straps on the legs and neckline fell apart. The "choker" was extremely loose and hung down instead of being snug on the neck. I had to scramble the night before the photoshoot to find a sewing kit, since I didn't have enough time to find a new outfit. The clasps for the garter don't stay put, so the garter kept having to be adjusted throughout the shoot. Also, I noticed there were loops on the front and back as if you could put straps on it, but there were no straps included. Overall, I was very unhappy with this purchase.

Cosmic Drifters is a UK-based brand that I have been low-key stalking on Instagram for a while now. They are one of the few witchy-aesthetic brands that I’ve found to be fairly inclusive across all of their products. I don’t believe that I ever mentioned this here but I did decide to treat myself a bit this year for my birthday, with this skirt being one of the bigger purchases. I ordered it back in May and I spared no time in styling it as soon as I received it this month.

They infuse every meal with intention and use food and cooking as a way to create positive energy. Hedge witches, on the other hand, are known for their ability to communicate with spirits and the unseen. They often work with divination tools such as tarot cards or pendulums to seek guidance and insight from the spiritual realm. Finally, there are eclectic witches, who don't adhere to any specific tradition or practice. They create their own magical path, borrowing bits and pieces from various traditions and beliefs. As I explored these different types of witches, I found myself drawn to the green witch path. There is something about working with plants and nature that resonates deeply with me. I find solace and healing in the natural world, and I believe that plants have incredible power to help us connect with ourselves and the universe. I also have a keen interest in kitchen magic. I love to cook and find joy in creating nourishing meals for myself and my loved ones. The idea of infusing my food with intention and positive energy is something that excites me. But at the end of the day, it is important to remember that witchcraft is a personal journey. While it can be helpful to explore different paths and traditions, the most important thing is to listen to your intuition and follow your own unique path. So, what kind of witch am I? I am a green witch with a touch of kitchen magic. But more than that, I am a seeker. I am someone who is constantly learning and growing, discovering new aspects of magic and witchcraft that resonate with me. And that, I believe, is the true essence of being a witch – to constantly explore, question, and evolve on this magical journey..

Reviews for "Qitch Inspiration: Finding Style Ideas from Fashion Icons"

1. John - 1/5 - I found "What qitch am i" to be extremely confusing and poorly written. The plot was all over the place and it was difficult to understand what was going on. The characters were also poorly developed and lacked depth. I was hoping for a thought-provoking and engaging read, but unfortunately, I was left disappointed. Overall, I would not recommend this book to others.

2. Sarah - 2/5 - I had high hopes for "What qitch am i" based on the intriguing description, but it fell flat for me. The writing style was difficult to follow and there were many grammatical mistakes throughout the book. I also found the pacing to be slow, which made it hard to stay engaged. The concept had potential, but it was not executed well. I would not recommend this book to those looking for a captivating read.

3. Mark - 2.5/5 - I had mixed feelings about "What qitch am i". While the concept was interesting and unique, the execution left much to be desired. The writing style was overly complicated and often felt pretentious. It seemed like the author was trying too hard to be profound, which made the story confusing and hard to follow. Additionally, the character development was lacking, and I found it difficult to connect with any of the characters. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and would not recommend it to others.

4. Emily - 2/5 - "What qitch am i" was not my cup of tea. The plot was convoluted and hard to understand, leaving me feeling confused and frustrated. I also found the writing style to be disjointed, with abrupt transitions and inconsistent pacing. The characters lacked depth and were difficult to relate to. Overall, I found this book to be a disappointing read and would not recommend it to others.

What Does Your Qitch Say About You? Exploring the Psychology of Fashion