Her mum plays Jas, the devil costume for those of you who don’t remember, her aunt was Ellen and her cousin was Rosie. The part of Slaggy Lindsay went to Ellen’s sister. The olive costume took Ellen three days to make, that is dedication to Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging. She made it out of “cardboard boxes, crepe paper and paint (and a lot of tape!)”. The rest of the costumes came from ordinary items in her wardrobe and fancy dress pieces. Finding the Exact Costume You Want: Our wide selection of olive costumes ensures that you can find the exact style and design you've been envisioning. From sexy olive dresses to hilarious olive pun costumes, we have something for everyone.

Are you ready to make a statement at your next costume party or event? Look no further than our premium olive costume collection at Costume-Shop.com. Whether you're looking for a fun and unique outfit or want to embrace your love for all things green, our olive costumes are the perfect choice. Why Choose an Olive Costume? Ellen, who’s username on TikTok is @ellenrosesmithx, decided to remake the scene because of how popular it is, so basically she wanted to become TikTok famous, which fair play to her she basically has. She said: “We decided to recreate the scene because it’s a film we all love and have watched hundreds of times and it’s so well known in the UK we hoped it would be popular.” Surprisingly her whole fam were very into making the video, Ellen said: “My family were very up for it! We had loads of fun recreating the scene.”

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Cinema is full of truly mesmerising opening scenes – Citizen Kane, The God Father, The Lion King – they’re all good. But none are truly as iconic as Georgia Nicholson entering Slaggy Lindsay’s fancy dress party in a stuffed olive costume in the opening scene of Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging. Not only did they create the party scene with the interrogation of the Ace Gang and why they didn’t come as hors d’oeuvres, Ellen and her family also remade the bit where Georgia runs home. The video has now been viewed over two million times and got nearly 600k likes. We spoke to the brains behind the video, 19-year-old Ellen Smith, a drama student who stars as the stuffed olive aka Georgia. Nothing is better than watching Ellen’s mum saying: “But boys don’t like girls for funniness.” So I’m off to rewatch it a few more times. Related stories recommended by this writer: Sizing Issues: We understand that getting the right fit is crucial for a comfortable and confident costume experience. That's why we provide detailed size charts and offer a range of sizes to accommodate different body types.

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