How DOES she do it? Texas elementary school teacher’s incredible cut-in-half illusion costume BAFFLES the internet
- Shay Diez, 36, is a physical education teacher at Sycamore Springs Elementary School in Dripping Springs, Texas
- For Halloween, she created an illusion costume that looks like she was cut in half
A Texas elementary school teacher has baffled social media users with her very creative Halloween costume.
Shay Diez, 36, is a physical education teacher at Sycamore Springs Elementary School in Dripping Springs.
To celebrate Halloween with her students this year, she dressed up as an ‘illusion,’ making it look like her body was cut in half.
Clever! Texas elementary school teacher Shay Diez created an illusion costume that looks like she was cut in half
Shay’s head-scratcher of a costume clearly took some clever DIY.
In pictures she posted on Twitter, she is seen wearing a baggy blue gym shirt and smiling for the camera while giving a thumbs-up with her right hand.
Her left hand and arm, though, are wrapped around what looks like her own hips and legs, which appear to have been severed from her body and standing upright.
The mind-boggling costume appears to show the bottom of her torso and the top of her legs completely separated from one another.
Though she wouldn’t reveal the secret to her creepy costume, a bit of Googling reveals a couple other people who have tried similar stunts, and seem to be bending their bodies at very odd angles to make it work.
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Learning: She did it for her school’s ‘vocabulary parade,’ in which students and teachers dress up as vocabulary words
Yikes! The mind-boggling costume appears to show the bottom of her torso and the top of her legs completely separated from one another
In Shay’s pictures, she is also standing next to signs with the word ‘illusion’ and its definition, ‘something that is not what it seems to be.
Shay’s school, Sycamore Springs, is one of many schools that hosts a ‘vocabulary parade’ on Halloween.
The purpose of a vocabulary parade is to combine language learning with the holiday, and students are encouraged to dress up as a vocabulary word.
The tradition was inspired by the book Miss Alaineus: A Vocabulary Disaster by Debra Frasier.
Creepy… and cute! A little girl named Maya in the Philippines walked around looking like her head was chopped off
While Shay’s illusion costume certainly stood out, she wasn’t the only DIY-er to come up with a costume that was more than met the eye this year.
A two-year-old girl from Parañaque City, Philippines went viral for her creepy headless costume, which was designed to make it look like she was carrying her own chopped-off head in her hands
The little girl, named Charlie, walked beside her sister Maya, who was supposed to have done the head-chopping.
Their mom, Krystel Hwang, dressed them up, and posted video of them on Facebook, where it has racked up tens of millions of views.
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