Martha's Jane of the Jungle costume, from the Edgar Rice Burrough's 'Tarzan' series, is a hard one to forget for anyone who watched 'The Martha Stewart Show.' In 2005, Martha, dressed as the iconic jungle woman, swinging onto the stage on a vine. (Our invitation got lost in the mail.) Shane Gritzinger / FilmMagic 2005 In 2006, Martha posed as a black cat (or maybe a panther?) with Bette Midler at Midler's annual New York Restoration Project Annual 'Hulaween' party at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. (Photo by Craig Cutler)Ī post shared by Martha Stewart on at 1:49pm PDT 2006 I am wearing a wrap of silk-organza strips with golden leaves in my hair. Here is “Good Martha.” I’m dressed as a golden goddess for the 'Good Things' cover of the 2007 special Halloween issue. The costume was inspired by Maurice Sendack's children's book, 'Where the Wild Things Are.' Gary Gershoff / WireImageįor that year's issue of Martha Stewart Living magazine, Martha dressed up as something a bit more scary.

My makeup includes feathered lashes with clip-art wings around the eyes and a platinum-blonde wig.' 2009įorget Max - Martha, Queen of the Wild Things, was a costume Martha wore on season five of 'The Martha Stewart Show,' according to Martha Stewart Living. 'I’m 'Motha' dressed in a homemade cape with a faux-fur collar. 'For this costume, featured in the 2011 special Halloween issue, I turned to the Insecta order Lepidoptera for inspiration,' Martha wrote on her Instgram. (Photo by Ruven Afanador)Ī post shared by Martha Stewart on at 2:10pm PDT

My makeup includes feathered lashes with clip-art wings around the eyes and a platinum-blonde wig. I’m “Motha” dressed in a homemade cape with a faux-fur collar. For this costume, featured in the 2011 special Halloween issue, I turned to the Insecta order Lepidoptera for inspiration.

Martha stewart halloween magazine