Student fancy dress – readers' pictures

Georgia Reed, Mike Wazowski Georga Reed shared this image via Twitter, of her homemade Mike Wazowski costume from the film Monsters Inc. The costume was made from a papier machéd gym ball.
© Georga Reed via Twitter

Rosanna Brunwin, red crayola crayon This student dressed as a red Crayola crayon for a friend's birthday party, with the theme of "crayons".
© Rosanna Brunwin via Guardian Witness

Ssamson92, Pillowcase Pochahontas "This pillowcase cost me £1.95 from Tesco. Cut it up and get a friend to staple it to size around you. Front tassels are made by turning the pillowcase inside out and cutting up the flap. The tattoo on my arm was drawn on with a brown pen. Brown liquid eyeliner would also work. Previous Pillowcase outfits include Tinkerbell and Dobby the House elf."
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Heather Irene Clare Copeland, wrapping paper dress "This could be worn to an "anything goes but clothes" or a Christmas party. 1 roll of strong wrapping paper each (£1) plus some sellotape. Halter-neck, one shouldered, bandeau dresses or maybe try a two piece! Fraying the skirt and layering it up means that you can sit down without ripping, and always wear sneaky shorts/bandeau top underneath in case someone tries to unwrap you!"
© Heather Irene Clare Copeland via GuardianWitness

Rosemary Kelly, Hogwarts castle Student wearing a homemade Hogwartz castle outfit: "Hogwarts was one of my proudest moments."
Photograph: Rosie Kelly via Twitter

Martin Evans, Coca Cola lorries "This was for a Christmas themed fancy dress dinner at the start of December. Often a harbinger of the festive season is Coke's repeated use of the same catchy and slightly nauseating jingle, as a line of lorries arrive in town. The costumes are made up of a large box and a small box each. They took two days in total."
© Martin Evans via Guardian Witness