Fashion Funhouse Emporium

Smoking Cigarettes (Fake!)
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I have to admit, when "Pulp Fiction" first came out, I went out and bought a long white button down shirt, black cropped capri pants and black flats. I channeled Mrs. Mia Wallace. I wore that outfit at least three times a week, and years later, I still find myself yearning to rock it again, long after the ensemble was scrapped due to the thread-thin garments and soles becoming detached from the shoes.

Halloween is fast approaching, and so, Fashion Funhouse Emporium will be bringing you fashion icons of film to inspire your costume creativity.

And, if you continue to wear this bad ass style all year long, I wont judge!

This is Fashion Funhouse Emporium's third installment of style inspired by "The Funniest Movies Ever Made." "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb," is a dark comedy which features an insane general who instigates a path to nuclear holocaust. Alas, a war room full of generals and politicians have to try and stop it. Get it or not, "Dr. Strangelove" is number 3 on the both the Associated Content and American Film Institute's list of best comedies.