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A spellbinding collection of costumes and props from Hocus Pocus is currently on display at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood as part of the 25th anniversary celebration of the film. Here are a few of my favorite pieces. The Sanderson Sisters' dresses, designed by Mary Vogt, were created to reflect the personality of each sister: medieval velvet for Winifred, homespun for Mary, and ethereal for Sarah.
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Winifred's spellbook had three different versions: eye open, eye closed, and an eye that could be moved by remote control. The books have human fingers along the spine, metal serpents, a claw clasp, and stitching that make it look like it's pieced from skin.
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The inside of the book is equally detailed. And contains many ornate pages of evil spells.
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At the end of the film, Winifred came in contact with hallowed ground, which turned her into a statue. The statue then turned to dust, much like this display will when the sun comes up on November 1.
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