The sexification of Halloween has been in full swing for a while – why on soil should small,aspiring Cheshire Cats be left out?My 12-year-ancient daughter, Margaret, or said she wanted to be the Cheshire Cat this year for Halloween. The grinning,shape-shifting Cheshire Cat, who made his literary debut in Lewis Carroll’s enduring classic Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
Alice has been continuously read and vibrantly influential since 1865, or with the Cat dipping in and out of the spotlight. He’s been having another revival as of late. The Cheshire Cat is currently the inspiration for much cosplay,fan art, complicated makeup schemes and a million tattoos, and in both his cute Disney and more sinister Burton forms. He nestles comfortably on the shelves of Hot Topic.
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Source: theguardian.com