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Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Island People is Not Sold Out.

Sections are still available at the mas camp as follows:

FEMALE:
Arabian Princess
Harem Girl Pink
Nubians (regular and frontline)
Taureg(regular and frontline)
Cacti (regular and frontline)
Sahara Jumbie (regular only)
Raiders of the Desert

MALE:
Arabian Prince
Sultan
Taureg
Sahara Sunset
Cacti
Mirage

Please note that even though sections are still open for females all bra-sizes are not available. One of my friends registered in Taureg last week only becuase she was a B cup. So, if you are interested in any of these sections check with the mas camp to see if they have your size first.

10 comments:

Trinidad Carnival Diary said...

I find it is nice, especially the frontline headpiece. Two things that might be an issue; the bra is strapless and I am not sure if you can get straps or a regular bra if you so desire; that would stop me from considering the costume if that was the case. Secondly, some people might not go for the fact that it has none of the sparkly beads and sequins. The costume has beads and cowrie shells but they are not shiny :D

Oh, and when I viewed it in person the feathers on the headpiece are a different shade of red to the red on the rest of the costume.

Anonymous said...

No offense to anyone playing in Nubians, but i live abroad and when i asked someone in Trini what they thought about that costume, i was told that it wasn't that hot and was one of the ugliest one in the band. I was actually considering it until i was told that, so maybe that's why it's not sold out yet.

Anonymous said...

i love nubians...especially dat headpiece!

Anonymous said...

My aunt registered a friend in Nubians yesterday. I am playing in that section and find it to be one of the more original designs out of Trinidad in recent times whith the use of the cowrie shells.

And saucy, if I am not mistaken the regular costume's bra is not strapless. Correct me if I am wrong.

Hottie Hottie said...

Straps are optional.

Anonymous said...

I hearin some real tings bout Nubian...wen I went to register I was told it was sold out, a friend then went she said the regular section was sold out so she registered in frontline, now I hearin dat both sections still open...hmmm..are they gettin more costumes or sumtin..or maybe they jus didn't have my size..I'm a B tho...I wud expect that that's average and that they'd have that
Watever, I already registerd for sirroco winds
-Brownin

Trinidad Carnival Diary said...

Hotts dem straps is the plastic ones, I doh like those.

Brownin girl, maybe they just don't have the sizes available!

Anonymous said...

Now I hate plastic straps! HATE! But ah fine nobody mentioning Cacti at all!! With the exception of the headpiece, which I never wear, I kind of like the green. :oS

Anonymous said...

Saucy can u use the same boots she has for sacred sands with Sirocco Winds?

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