Prohibition is something we remember with a certain amount of nostalgia for the good ol’ days. But if you had to live in it, would it have been so great?Show prohibition who's boss with this Gangster Garter Flask. You deserve to have a sip of silly water every now and again.We know that things can get a little stressful, what with running booze illegally from one county to the next and all the other things that come with being a gangster in the 1920s.This garter flask will take your gangster or flapper costume to the next level with its attention to detail. The flask is made of stainless steel and is small enough to fit under your dress or suit. The flask sits in the black garter belt that has a red strap and black lace. A great way to set your gangster costume apart from the rest this Halloween!
You’ve been doing the same ‘80s-themed party every year for as long as anyone can remember. Even your friends have started to tease you, telling you that you have to choose a new decade.Well, you know what, we think it’s time to surprise them at your yearly shindig by doing just that. We know, we know, it’ll be hard to ditch the side ponytail for a, dare we say, groovier style, but it’s time to swap last year’s mixtapes for some classic tunes on the record player. But trust us, the ‘70s have some great things going for them, too, things on par with your beloved off-the-shoulder sweatshirts, scrunchies, and pastel leotards. Once your friends get over their shock at going even further back in time than they were expecting, this Women’s 1970s Disco Costume will be a surefire hit. With bold patterns and flares that only the ‘70s could make popular, this costume is ideal to bring back the best aspects of the biggest party decade this side of the Roaring ‘20s.Now the only thing you have to do is learn some disco moves to fully complete your look. But we’re sure you’ll be fierce once you re-watch a couple of old Travolta movies and get yourself into some high platform shoes. Once you take on this look and wholly embrace the disco scene, you’re friends will be begging you to throw another ‘70s party...and thus a new tradition is born. You’re welcome.
Is life feeling a wee bit dreary? Does the day-to-day grind of the office get you down? Halloween is the ideal time to undo all that stress. And you know what they say: dancing is the best medicine (we’re sure someone, somewhere, has said that). So, let yourself shine when you're at the front of the line in this costume!Wearing this flashy outfit, you can imagine that you have finally made it into your favorite club--without even having to wait in line. That’s because the velvet rope bows to the beauty of this Womens Disco Doll Costume. And now? You are in with your crew and that dance floor is all yours! As the lights reflect off of this festive costume, you will feel your cares melt away with each and every 70s era dance move. Steal the show as your glitz and glam make you a true doll of the disco tonight.You can do the Hustle, the Bus Stop, the Bump, and yes, even the YMCA in this iridescent sequined jumpsuit. It has a halter neckline and padded cups, tying around your neck for a not-your-average-Monday-at-the-office appeal. You can even Funky Chicken Dance...and get away with it! The point is, you’ll become the one to bump into on the scene in these wide bell bottoms and accompanying pink belt, provided that you have picked up the right footwear--platforms, of course, and the higher the better--and a signature move all your own. Now, go out there and dance til the sun rises!
You might just see a picture of Danny Zuko next to the definition of cool in the dictionary. He’s got some serious racing skills, he can tune Greased Lightning up like a pro, and his sense of style is top notch. Now, you can get his style with this officially licensed Grease costume.This Grease Danny Costume comes with a black spandex t-shirt, which stretches to fit. The matching black pants have elastic in the waist for a comfortable fit. The finishing touch comes in the form of the black faux leather belt. Pair this up with our T-Birds jacket and a wig to get the complete Danny look from the movie.
Love the 80sYou know what's pretty amazing? That when we were in the 80s, we didn't realize that the 80s were kind of ridiculous. We mean, 80s style is really a testament to the power of denial and the gullibility of the human spirit. But we also LOVE the 80s with all of our heart, and we're guessing you do, too. The technology was cutting edge—portable cassette players and eventually disc players, cordless phones, even cell phones as big as your forearm—the music was on point, and the clothes...well, what can we say? The clothes were insane. But also cool (though insanely cool may be a stretch)! The point isn't what you looked like, back then, it was what you felt like. And you felt fly. And here's the good news: the 80s are back! We've seen actual scrunchies being sold in stores (we kid you not). So re-usher in your favorite era in this Men's 80s Jock Costume. It's a clash of colors and patterns that could only be considered cool circa 1985, and it makes a hilarious and totally radical costume. And seeing how the 80s are coming back, this may even be a fun look to take out on a random Friday night...psych!Design & DetailsThis exclusive costume features a jacket-pants-headband combo only possible in the 80s. The jacket zips and sports a gnarly neon color block pattern. Meanwhile, the pants are...memorable! They are green tiger striped (naturally) and have an elastic waistband, in case you need to get into a breakdance competition without warning. Somehow, the whole thing just works together. The terry cloth headband tops off your hair (hopefully a mullet) and makes you feel like a boss. Now, grab a real boombox and crank up some jams, or snag one of our inflatable models (they're a lot lighter to carry on your shoulder all night, and you can blast the music from your phone!)— because tonight is gonna be bomb diggity!Time to BounceWho are you kidding? You cannot resist 80s style anymore now than you could then. Throw on some shades, homeboy, and lace-up a sweet pair of kicks, because there's no point in trying to pretend you're anything other than what you are: a child of the 80s. Maybe there will be a cute flygirl in the crowd tonight just looking for a sick guy like you!
Gnarly or GrodyWe’ve just got one question for you. This coming Halloween do you want to look gnarly or grody? If you answered gnarly, then stick around, because we got just what you need. If you answered grody, don’t let the door hit you on the way out.Now then, for those of you that answered gnarly, as we said, we have just what you need. Check out this Women’s 80s Rad Costume. These styling duds scream out “bodacious”! You’ll look like you took a time machine out of the most rocking decade and landed in the new millennia. Throw away the chill pills, you won’t need them where you’re going. Where’s that, you ask? Well, to the most happening parties in town this Halloween.Details & DesignStart your tubular transformation when you toss on the neon green tank top. Out on the dance floor, it will seem brighter than the sun while you're busting out your best moves. Next, add the vibrant pink cheetah pattern skirt. It will make you ready to take on any party scene. Finally, the included oversized purple bow will bring the whole outfit together.Now, we know it may seem like none of these items go with each other, but that’s the beauty of the 80s! Not matching is totally in! Be sure to check out all of our accessories to make this costume as radical as possible. We have plenty of vibrant neon leggings and tons of fishnet gloves to go around. A groovy pair of shades and some lively colored high heels wouldn’t hurt either.The Decade of DanceGive the party a blast back into the best decade ever when you go out in this 80s Rad Costume. Be sure to study the lingo to really sell your new look! Oh, and don’t forget about the awesome dance moves they had back then, they’ll never go out of style.
Do you ever wonder what happened to the classic dining experience of the 50s? Fast food has taken those burgers and shakes and put them in soulless settings with no red vinyl seating or chrome lined counters in site. If you've been to a cute chrome countered diner in the last five years you've probably seen more options for sweet potato fries and bison burgers with aioli then the traditional fare. Don't get us wrong, we think a diverse diet is swell but when it comes to menu items like chocolate shakes don't try and sneak us almond milk or natural sugar replacements, we want the real thing. We want that true blue diner experience. It all started when they go rid of the car hop. Sure, drive-throughs are so much easier and season friendly, you don't even have to interact with a human being. Now, with the loss of those friendly servers be they on roller skates or in sneakers we lost the soul in our meat patties with cheese, we lost the spirit of the classic fifties dining experience. If you want to be a part of a bygone era, you can become one of those cheerful servers bearing diner classics in this 50s car hop uniform. Whether you're opening a classic 50s diner or you've got a part in a play this uniform with its starched white shirt, pants, and apron and the red pinstriped vest will make you feel as wholesome as that grilled cheese sandwich cook made so skillfully. Top it off with the red bow tie and diner cap and you'll look as sweet and classic as the cherry pie that's on special every Friday afternoon. Forget super sizing, let's soulful-ize those fries!
Y’know, disco music sometimes gets a bad rap (heck, there was a whole stadium event where hundreds of kids destroyed disco records in a huge bonfire and then basically started rioting over how much they hated the genre) but we gotta be honest: We’re big fans! Hear us out: There’s nothing like a four-on-the-floor drum beat and syncopated electric bass line to get you off your seat and on the floor, ya dig? And those symphonic components…? String sections, flutes, horns, and electric piano, sometimes all in one song?! That stuff is LUSH!Also, you can’t beat a great back story, and a lotta disco songs got ‘em. “Disco Inferno” by The Trammps - often cited as the first “official” disco song (there’s earlier stuff by The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, and The Jackson 5 that sound like disco, but disco purists often argue that “Disco Inferno” was the first song that had all the technical and classic elements of a disco song) - was inspired by a scene in the 1974 blockbuster film The Towering Inferno in which a discotheque is caught in the blaze. Le Freak (Freak Out) by Chic was written after the members of Chic were denied entry at Club 54 (the pinnacle nightclub during the disco era). To vent their frustration, they began riffing on a song with the chorus “Freak Out”. And while disco may have died, just before it cashed it out, it gave birth to a new and enduring genre of music with the very first hip hop song, “Rapper’s Delight” by Sugar Hill Gang (hint: Listen to the song’s lyrics to find out why the genre became known as “hip hop”).So anyway! You should get this Mens Disco Shirt. It's got a classic 70s wide collar and front buttons, and it even comes with a black curly wig for an extra sweet '70s touch. Pair the shirt with some swingin' bell bottomed slacks and platform shoes, and you'll be ready Le Freak your way to a good time!
Working out is mostly about sweating but it's also about attitude! You can't just do a couple jumping jacks and some sit ups and call it a day, you have to add some pizzazz to your workout routine because it's up to you to make it fun. After all, fitness can be daunting so adding a little bit of panache is a great way to kick things into gear. Wearing something spunky and sassy is a great place to start too. Little girls who find sitting still difficult will love releasing all their energy doing fast-paced aerobics to retro 80's jams while working up a sweat. This bright colored costume will put them in a mood to really burn those calories while simultaneously having a great time! This exclusive 80's workout girl costume will have little girls wanting to dance like a maniac on the dance floor. All decked out with leggings and a set of bright blue leg warmer, little girls will love being taught the Electric Slide, the Cabbage Patch, and the Moon Walk by you so you better brush up on your dance moves, mom! The stretchy leotard with the off-the-shoulder sweatshirt worn over it will give your young dancer that Flashdance look that was popular back in the day. Crimp her hair and give her some neon bangle bracelets and watch her sweat it out to all those old 80's VHS workout tapes. We're bet you're very glad you didn't throw those away now!
Daisy DarlingDo you know how long it takes to make a stellar flower crown? A long time, that's how long! It's actually quite tedious. You have to forage for the right flowers, then you have to spend time trying to connect them all together without breaking their delicate stems. By the time you're done, your fingers may have cramped up and your allergies may be kicking in. Still, your little girl wants a flower crown to top her 60s look for Halloween. And who are you to deny her? This Darling Pink Daisy Crown is an effortless option that packs a big punch. It even comes in her favorite color—pink! Design & DetailsThis gorgeous hair accessory is Made by Us in our costume studio, and is designed for high impact, low maintenance style! It features big pink blooms atop a soft, white headband that can easily be slipped on and off without breaking, unlike a crown of real daisies!Fresh StyleWe wouldn't be surprised if your little girl starts wearing this hippie-inspired headband with her everyday looks, well after Halloween has ended. Lucky for her, this crown will stay fresh for as long as she cares to wear it!
The Spirit of RockKids these days just don’t get it. They don’t know what true rock and roll is all about. It’s not about being some kind of pretty boy wining into a microphone about the girl who dumped you. It’s not even about ripping guitar riffs or meaty basslines. It’s not about choreographed dance moves or even cool music videos. Rock and roll is all about tight-fitting leopard print pants.Yes, that’s right. It’s a truth that 80’s rock stars knew. Rock and roll begins with attention-stealing style! We’re talking long hair that’s teased a mile high. We’re talking neon colors that make you impossible to ignore, whether or not you’re rocking out on stage. Once you have that, then you can worry about learning how to play guitar, or about writing a few songs.Design and DetailsGet ready to become the embodiment of rock and roll! This 80’s Rocker costume brings you the style that's the very definition of rock and roll. The costume comes with a blue vest that has various patches attached to it, including a smiley face and a red and black star. It has metal snaps in the front for fitting, but everyone knows that you wear a vest like this open! That way your manly muscles can hang free on stage! The red pants have a leopard print design and have various patches on them as well. Finally, the black faux leather belt puts the finishing touch to the look that will have you ready to hit the stage!Encore!Of course, you can always create a look worthy of an encore if you add a few simple things to this look! Make sure to tease your hair, or grab one of our rocker wigs to get the 1980’s look. Also, carrying around a guitar never hurts with this look!
Pimpin’ LooksJust because you love to dress like a pimp, people assume the worst. The style is downright happening, but everyone seems to be under the impression that you partake in the illegal, seedier side of the local commerce. Well, let them think what they want, you say, because no one is going to tell you what you can and can’t wear!That is the exact gangster attitude that makes this style of clothing work so well for you. You don’t take any crap from anyone. People look at you and instinctively know that you are important, powerful, and confident because of the flashy way you dress. It’s a shame this awesome style doesn’t catch on more, tons of people would look downright pimpin’.Red-y for AnythingWalking the streets is so much more fun when you have the getup to go with it. This Womens Red Lady Pimp Costume is the perfect way to show everyone that you mean business! The bright red pantsuit is both flattering and expressive, while the zebra print details set it all off in an exceptional display of opulent taste. The included hat adds that extra little bit of streetwise flair, as well as really working hard to keep the sun out of your eyes. You will love the way this costume fits!A Step in the Right DirectionIf you are looking for the perfect way to make people look twice on the street, then this is the costume for you! Just be careful that you don’t get reported for looking unlawfully cool!
Knock Her Socks OffYour gal recently did a history project on the 1950s. And now, she's hooked! (Plus, it doesn't hurt that she's watched Grease! about a hundred times.) She can even spout off the history of Sock Hop dances. Ahem...(let her clear her throat): Sock Hops were informal dances for teens, sometimes held to raise money for the war effort in the 40s, when the craze started to grow. Often held in a school gym or cafeteria, "sock hops" required attendees to remove their shoes to help protect varnished floors. Girls wore white "bobby socks" and soon, the term was sometimes used to describe the girls themselves who would frequent the dances. Cool! We never knew all that. You know what? We think your gal ought to throw a Sock Hop of her own, maybe for a Halloween theme or birthday bash! It'll be fun, and she can share all her new 50s knowledge with the world.Design & DetailsIn order to be the hostess with the mostest at her very own dance, she'll need a look fit for a bobby sockin' and boppin' queen! This Girl's Sock Hop Sweetheart Costume will tickle her fancy and have her squealing with joy before the first record even spins. It's a classic 50s look—steeped in historic details—comprised of a darling dress styled to look like a poodle skirt and top. The skirt is bubblegum pink and topped in a pretty poodle applique and sequin leash, while the "shirt" is white and black and styled to the times! Add cat-eye glasses and a stylish neck scarf, and she's ready to kick off the party by teaching everyone the Stroll!Sock Hop To ItYou must admit, it's pretty cute to watch her play out some of history's most iconic dances. You may be so swept up in the fun, yourself, that you find you can't help but kick off your shoes and join in the action!
In the Mood for MusicEveryone knows that being a hippie rocker isn't JUST about the music. Well, it's mostly about the music, but it's also about some other very important factors! You also need to present that rock and roll energy when you step onto the stage. That means you need to be in the right mood... and nothing puts you in the right mood for rockin' like a pair of purple sunglasses. All of the music greats have donned a pair of similar glasses before they head onto the stage and now you can follow in their footsteps. Just put them on and you'll be ready to sway to the music in no time!Design & DetailsThese adult-sized Hippie Janis Glasses have that purple haze kind of vibe to them. They feature large circular lenses, each of which has a purple tint to them. The frames fit comfortably on your ears. It looks great with any of our hippie costumes and it will definitely help you feel ready for the next psychedelic rock show! Just make sure you check out our full selection of hippie costumes to really get a look that comes straight from the 1960s.
Hippies Don't Do Homework Give peace a chance! The 1960s hippie movement is one well worth celebrating. It's all about embracing love and acceptance, and choosing nonviolence whenever possible. This means going with the flow and encouraging everyone to live and let live. We're pretty sure that means that your teachers can't assign you math problems, right? Doing schoolwork goes directly against your "good vibes only" policy. Product DetailsBe a blast from the past in this exclusive Woodstock Hippie Costume for Boys! The long-sleeved pullover shirt is printed with a totally awesome pattern of swirling rainbow colors and purple flowers. Its sleeves are gently puffed and sewn with elastic in the wrist openings. The attached vest panels are made of brown faux suede and decorated with a rainbow peace symbol applique and a fringed hemline. The blue polyester pants have an elastic waistband and the lower legs flare into bell bottoms from the knees to the ankles. Super Groovy You might not have grown up in the 1960s, but you can still follow the hippie lifestyle! One of the best things about being a hippie is getting to wear lots of colorful clothes and fun accessories. Plus, you get to use cool slang, like "Far out, man!" Wear this to your next costume event, or when you're planning your first big-scale concert. You can call it "Kidstock" and invite all of your favorite performers to play. It's up to you whether you want to let your kazoo-playing younger sibling open the show.
Want a look to match your dangerous attitude?This officially licensed Bad Sandy costume will give you the classic look that's straight out of the popular movie, Grease. This sassy black number features an off-the-shoulder top, form-fitting spandex pants, and a silver clasp belt. The stretchy black pants will make your legs appear long and slender so you'll have the confidence to show off your "electrifying" new style to Danny Zuko. Who knows, your new bad girl personality could also elevate you into the clouds, just like Sandy in the movie. Just make sure you accessorize your daring new look with an attitude to match.
We've always been wondering, why do poodle skirts always have poodles on them? We get that it's because of the name but why did they decide on a poodle originally? Later on these famed 50s fashion phenomena actually had other things besides poodles including flamingos, flowers, and even hot rod cars! We wonder if they put a leash on those too. Either way the statement of the period was a simple skirt that anybody could make at home then match with a cute sweater and, of course, a scarf! No, they probably didn't keep you very warm but, daddy-O, will you look fantastic! This white scarf has a cute little poodle embroidered in one of the corners. The black and white will go with any color poodle skirt and then all you'll need is a nice matching cardigan or sweater before you head off to the next sock hop.
Sweet HistoryThe days of the flappers and speakeasies might be a thing of the past, but the look is still one that can rock any party or gathering. Some styles never get old and flappers are one of them. The dresses and style are timeless as are the fun, carefree times that we all associate with them. Even though the times weren’t always fun and happy (the Great Depression was a real drag), the people of the time knew how to make the best of what they had—and parties were never in any type of shortage.Well, maybe it's time to bring a bit of that to the present. With one of our Made by Us costume dresses, you can craft a look that's ready for a trip to the speakeasy. You'll be ready to do the Charleston to the sweet sound of jazz music!Design & DetailsThe costume starts with a black sequin dress with matching fringe on the sleeves and bottom hem for a unique and detailed look. The dress also has a beautiful inset of silver sequins for a look you won’t find anywhere else. Pair the dress with the included black sequined headband with a feather. This look is perfect for a roaring 20s theme party, especially when you pair it with a pair of black flapper shoes and a black feather boa. You could also team up with a group of flappers and gangsters for a great group costume that will make a splash this Halloween!Yearning for the PastThis classic look is perfect for those who yearn for a touch of the past! The 20s style and fringe accents really capture the look of a decade. Just make sure to pair it with one of our feather boas and some fancy jewelry to get the complete look.
Girls Just Wanna Have FunHey you! Yes, you! Are you ready to revisit the most rad decade in history? We'd call it nostalgia, but the fact is that the 1980s have never really gone out of style. Acid wash jeans and Footloose are still just as amazing now as they were 40 years ago, and the classic rock stations remain some of the most popular ones on the radio! And don't get us started about parties. 80s parties are the best parties because they have a monopoly on all the best music and the craziest dance fads. It's true! If you know how to twerk, your friends will think that's kind of cool. But if you know how to moonwalk or have memorized the Thriller zombie dance routine, they'll always go crazy! Product DetailsWake us up before you go-go in this awesome Women's Adult 80s Party Animal Costume! Light up any party in your adorable minidress with its lime and hot pink off-the-shoulder top, green waistband, and ruffly hot pink skirt. The hot pink legwarmers show that you're serious about getting into the groove, and your black fingerless gloves are a fierce way to accessorize. Top it off with black headband that sports a stylishly oversized bow! Pour Some Sugar on MeIf you still love dancing along to Michael Jackson and Paula Abdul's MTV music videos, we've got just the outfit for you. Let's bring back neon colors, leg warmers, scrunchies and side ponies. Let's relive the days of fishnets and glam rock. Beat It to the dance floor and Let's Go Crazy!
There are some images that are instantly recognizable. Albert Einstein, hair askew, tongue out. The black and white photo of a sailor kissing a nurse at the end of World War II. Construction men sitting on scaffolding in the last stages of building Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. These are images that are all over the world. Oddly enough, the most widely recognized photo however, is the rolling hills and blue sky of the desktop background from early versions of Windows.There are also people that everyone recognizes. President Obama. Princess Diana. Tiger Woods. Muhammad Ali. Bono. Kim Kardashian. Taylor Swift. Of course the most recognized people tend to be actors. Their faces get plastered on billboards, posters, in TV commercials, across newspapers. Perhaps, the most iconic actress was the beautiful, the sultry, the stunning Marilyn Monroe.We remember her beautiful blue eyes, shocking red lips, and stunning blonde hair. Now you can be as iconic as the lovely starlet with this Marilyn Monroe Deluxe White Dress. This is the same style dress that she wears in her most iconic photo. She stands over a New York City grate, her skirt flying up as she tries to keep it down. You can recreate this exact scene from the move The Seven Year Itch. Just find a fan, and try to keep that skirt down. You might even become one of the most recognized people in the world. Your face plastered on Time magazine.
Flaunt it if you've got itAll the world's your stage when you're a 1920s Flapper. Or when you're a Burlesque Dancer. Or, when you're a WWE Superstar! Fact is, it doesn't matter what your persona is, when you've got it, you've got it. So long as you flaunt it! The key to flaunting it, of course, is with some wisely chosen accessories. Like this Dark Purple 170 Gram Featherless Boa. So, if you've picked any of those costume options, or any other where a boa would be perfectly applicable, be sure to complete your costume style with this Dark Purple Boa!Product DetailsFrom our huge inventory of Flapper costumes and accessories, this Dark Purple 170 Gram Boa is a great choice for a variety of costume styles. It's made of super-soft 100% polyester fibers and measures 72 inches long. All-synthetic, this boa is a great choice for no itching, shedding or mess.All the gear you need for HalloweenWe like to make shopping easy. So, choose your favorite costume, and then shop our whole site to find every other item you need, too! You might enjoy a pair of flashy heels, or some faux fur accessories to complete your glamorous costume style. Get them all right here at HalloweenCostumes.com, and get ready for some fun!
Taking (Wood)stock Imagine this situation: You're ready to rock out a legendary outdoor festival. You're decked out in your best maxi dress, with your round sunglasses poised on your makeup-free face. Your bare feet feel the soft mud beneath you. But wait, you need cash to buy your favorite band's new record! Then you suddenly need a couple of hair bands to secure two perfect braids and get all that hair off your neck (it's August, after all). Or, suddenly, the sky opens and pours down rain, and you didn't bring a poncho...being unprepared is no barefoot walk in the park. For your next festival, be sure to pack this Flower Power Purse with your necessities! It's the surest way to keep your flower child look on point and ready for anything. Or, use this bag to keep modern conveniences, like your phone, out of sight while trick or treating in your coordinated retro getup. Design & Details This Boho-inspired bag is as fun as it is functional! Crafted to look like a wildflower you'd pick and stick behind your ear, this chain-strapped purse can hold all your necessities—plus the intangible free-spirit you're sure to carry with you wherever you go! Peace, Love, and Flowers Being laid back doesn't need to mean being unprepared. Stash your on-the-go essentials inside this purse and then hit the road in an old bus, flash your peace sign at a protest, or lie back in the grass and smell the flowers. Just don't leave home without this flower bag, because you never know where life may take you!
Everyone says that parenthood is one big party. Right? Isn't that what everyone says? Well, maybe parenting a toddler isn't the equivalent of going to a 24/7 discothèque but you day to day with your little nipper could be compared to living inside a disco. Much like the inside of an early eighties dance club, life with your disco kid can be loud, messy, and busiest in the wee hours of the morning. Just think, when your dancing baby wakes you up at three o'clock in the morning you don't even have to dress up for the action anymore. No, you don't have to get a perm or put on your platform shoes to hear the soulful wailing of this infant star, just warm up some milk and hold on for dear life because if there's one thing disco taught us, it's all about staying alive. To make your postmidnight parties more of a ball you could always add a little more sparkle in the mix. If the baby doesn't feel like sleeping, might as well make baby the life of the party. All you need to do is slide this disco ball over that wild child's head! Maybe the baby is still yowling but at the mom and dad are having more fun when the disco kid is in action. The shiny globe makes having a festive attitude irresistible. You never know, maybe that groovy feeling will even spread to the kiddo. One thing is for sure, before walking this baby is going to be moon walking.
There's no doubt that your kiddo has some stellar moves. She's been breaking it down for a while. Whether she's whipping her hair back and forth or springing into a sauté from first position she seems to have a wild kind of grace about her. There are plenty of famous ballerinas for her to dress up as but a modern girl like her needs a fun and funky take on the standard dance themed costume. If your little one has been into dance for a while she's probably been a ballerina for quite a few costumed events. While the tutu, white tights, and ballet slippers have made some pretty precious pictures it's about time she found a costume with a little more edge and a lot more feeling. Whether or not she's seen the classic eighties movie, Flashdance, she'll like this off the shoulder sweatshirt, leg warmers, and sweatband. We're not sure if you want your daughter to learn the basics of welding but we're sure the smell of melted metal would make this costume complete. Your daughter may or may not have perfected those maniac moves that Alex Owens made famous all those years ago but she'll be inspired to make up her own moves in this ensemble. Those ballet school judges won't even know what hit them! You'll see it takes is a cute sweatshirt and she'll be dancing like she's never danced before!
Dance Like No One's WatchingBefore there were social media dance challenges, there was Disco! Everyone got together on a dance floor under a twinkling disco ball and moved to their own groove while wearing their sparkliest, shiniest, showiest stuff. There was no judgment, because everyone was just there to have a great time. Oh, and to show off their incredibly crazy hairdos. This was the beginning of the mullet era, after all. Product DetailsBoogie all night long in your exclusive Studio Disco Costume for Boys! The outfit's jacket is made of poly-spandex-blend metallic gold fabric. It buttons down the center with matching gold buttons and is the front is decorated with faux pockets. The stretchy metallic gold pants feature an elastic waistband with a two-button closure. The legs of the pants flare slightly from the knees to the ankles. Accessorize to your heart's content with metal chains, disco shoes, cool sunglasses, and more! All the Hottest MovesDo you love making up your own dance moves? Great! Disco is the perfect style for you. One of the best things about disco is that all of its signature moves (the Bus Stop! The Funky Chicken! The Robot! The Bump!) all sound so crazy that almost anything you could come up with will sound legit. "Have you tried the Ham and Eggs? What about the Just Dropped an Anvil on My Foot? Or the My Arm Fell Asleep and I'm Trying to Wake It Up?" See? They definitely sound like they could be disco moves.
Do you sometimes imagine yourself as a high society lady? We can see it, you're looking at flappers, aren't you? People from the twenties had high society down to a T. It was the gilded age so people really went all out. In high society, nothing was untouched, left boring and untextured.Cars had only been around for a short amount of time before people were driving around in shining Speedsters in bright colors with giant hood, sculpted to perfection. Those perfect cars carried around elegant people, their hair in perfect waves, faces powdered and rouged, and shoulders wrapped in furs. Those elegant people were headed to the theatre to see the talkies on the silver screen or the speakeasies to sip illicit hooch while listening to that new kind of music they were calling jazz. This age was all about sound, texture, and energy. So, it's no wonder why we still look up to the fashion of that time.Maybe you're going to a 20s style concert or party, maybe you're simply choosing wisely for your next costumed affair, either way, you're sure to love this Charleston flapper ensemble. The dress has a dropped waist with a sash and a pleated skirt. The shoulders are covered in faux fur for that 20s style level of sophistication. With the flowered headband, you're just about ready for your first night at the speakeasy or whatever high society people like you do.
Thug Is Such an Ugly WordWhat separates your run-of-the-mill goons from the real crime maestro? Style, of course? Just because your dealings usually land on the shady side of the law doesn't mean that you don't have standards. You're definitely not interested in maintaining any anonymity, either. When you're too powerful to touch, it's not like you have to wear a ski mask all the time. You can afford to be a little flashy (ok, a lot flashy). It's all about the image! Product DetailsLook criminally amazing in this exclusive Suave 80s Gangster Costume for Men! The stylish, 80s-inspired outfit includes a faux linen suit coat that has been printed with subtle pinstripes for that indefinable "I may be a bad guy but I'm still a businessman" vibe. Decorative button columns on each front panel, and a sewn-in pocket square that matches the crimson shirt front really pull the outfit together. The shirt panel also has decorative buttons sewn just beneath the deep V neckline. It lets everyone know that you're a red flag, but a red flag with class! The matching faux linen pants are also printed with pinstripes and feature a false fly with an elastic back waistband. Two gold-tone metal chain necklaces let everyone know how well you're doing in the mobster world. Add your favorite pair of shades and a big faux cigar to really sell the look! Boss BehaviorNo need to send your rivals horse head threats - everyone will know to treat you with respect when you wear this imposing yet humorous outfit. It's perfect for Halloween, a themed party, and more!
Glitz and GlamorThe glitz! The glamor! The jazz! Lots of decades had those things, but none of them jumped and jived like the 1920s. That decade had the sassy fun lovin' gals called flappers to put the “hop” in the Lindy Hop. (and the Charleston, too) When you're wearing our exclusive Plus Size Fringe Gold Flapper Costume, you'll add a dash of Roaring Twenties pizzazz to your costume party, or any night out on the town!Flashback to any decade, and you could be sure to find a local watering hole with a stiff drink and some decent music to dance to. But if you're looking for the best parties in history, the 1920s are the bee's knees! Even though drink was outlawed in America in the 20's, you can just do what everyone else did back then and find the nearest speakeasy if you wanna “see a man about a dog”. Oh, that reminds us, the 20's had the best slang of any era! When else can you mingle with the fellas while gettin' zozzled on giggle water, and then lam it on your getaway sticks before the coppers bust ya?Design & DetailsIf those last couple sentences didn't make any sense, then you're totally not “on the trolley” and you got some homework to do, doll. Or, just slip into our ritzy costume and you'll fit right in at any jazz joint! The costume comes wth plenty of shimmering gold sequins all over it, along with a black sequined headband to finish off the look. And even if you aren't going to a retro party, these flashy gold and black fringes look pretty good at any shindig. You can add all manner of jewelry and feathery doo-dads to make look really swanky, and you'll be in for a swell time!
Isn't it kind of crazy how a thing is maybe only really a thing for three or four years, but it’s a such a huge thing during that time that its influence ends up sticking around forever?For instance, take Studio 54: Founded and created by Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager in 1977, it quickly became one of the most famous - and famously hard to get into - clubs in America, thanks to their celebrity clientele, elaborate parties, and look-the-other-way policy in regards to the lavish excess (psst: drugs) of the ‘70s. It was so successful, in fact, that both Rubell and Schrader were convicted on charges of tax evasion (In December of ’78, Rubell was famously quoted in the New York newspapers as saying that Studio 54 had made $7 million in its first year and that "only the Mafia made more money". This, not surprisingly, got the attention of the IRS, and they later found that Rubell and Schrader had skimmed $2.5 million). The club was sold in 1980 to Mark Fleischman, who struggled to replicate Rubell and Schrader’s success (it also didn’t help that disco also basically died in 1980…thanks, “Disco Duck”!). So really, when you think about it, Club 54 was really only a huge deal for about three years!And yet the fascination with it - and the era it belonged to - still endures to this day. Take, for instance, this Women's Disco Diva Costume...one look at this halter style jumpsuit with its shiny gold metallic fabric and bell-bottom pants, and you'll be ready to shake your groove thang and do the Hustle out onto the nightclub dance floor! Add some gold metallic platform heels to really get that Boogie on!
Easing Into the Jazz EraIt's been a while since the 1920s jazz era was in full swing. Since then, our culture has been through a lot. We've traded flapper gowns for blue jeans, big band music for electronic beats, and Model Ts for minivans. Now, this isn't all bad. After all, wearing pants is rather convenient and we don't mind listening to music through Bluetooth speakers rather than cranking on a Victrola to listen to the same couple of records again and again. We don't mind handy modern inventions that weren't even dreamed of in the twenties such as the bikini, the ballpoint pen, and the internet. Still, every once in awhile it's nice to step back into a time when people slipped on sequined dresses and sipped illicit beverages in underground speakeasies while big bands kept the crowds dancing into the wee hours of the morning. Doesn't sound too shabby, does it?Details & DesignThis Shimmer Flapper Costume is Made by Us, which means it's been designed with both fashion and quality in mind. The Chevron pattern is lush with shining black and white sequins. The zig-zagged hemline is trimmed in a long fringe that will make any Speakeasy style shimmying pop. As the dress zips up the back from the waist, you won't have to struggle to slip the dress over your head after you've finished your makeup and hair. A whimsical headband that's studded with a long feather polishes this costume off with a 20s flourish, making you ready for Jazz era fun!Jazz it UpAre you ready for a costume that can be worn after Halloween is over? A great theme for parties from bachelorettes to New Year's Eve, flappers will never go out of style. You can change up your look by adding flirtatious tights, long gloves, and even different bobbed wigs! As flappers have been in vogue for a hundred years, there are plenty of modern ways to make this look your own!
Jan can be a little bit sweet and a little bit mean (depending on who she's talking to), and she's often more than just a little bit kooky. She's not interested in all that bickering and high school drama like her friends are. She'd much rather just make jokes and have a good time with the other members of the Pink Ladies.There are so many memorable characters in Grease, it's impossible to pick a favorite, but if you want to look as goofy and carefree as Jan, then you won't find a better way than with our own Jan Wig, licensed from the movie. Get the pigtails and the baby bangs without hours at the salon! Once you get into that Pink Ladies jacket, you're going to want to gather up the girls for an evening of fun!
Toasting the TownWouldn't it be wonderful to attend a Great Gatsby style party? You can probably picture it. Walking into one of those opulent homes of the super-rich industrial moguls that hosted these types of parties would be breathtaking. When we picture the turn of the century parties, we always picture streamers falling from the ceilings, metallic fringe, and giant snazzy bouquets of silk flowers. Horns would blare from the dancefloor. Fancy folks wearing furs, fringe, and feathers would compete with wild dance moves. Booze might have been banned in this golden era and jazz but the flapper folks always found a way to have some fun!Product DetailsThis lovely silver gown was fashioned by our in house designers. The gorgeous silver fabric drapes beautifully for a gorgeous, elegant ballroom style gown. The disco ball style fabric drapes around the waist that has a swirling art deco style patch in the middle. The dramatic dropping V-neck will make your entrance extra daring in a way that would make any flapper proud. Slipping into this look is easy with a zipper up the back. A spangly headband finishes off this elegant look. The high-quality design and fabric make this costume a look that you can wear again and again. Charleston ReadyAre you ready to dance all night? This ensemble is sure to put you in a Gatsby state of mind. If you want to look like you've just stepped out of the silver screen, pair this dress with silky, elbow-length gloves, a cigarette holder, a long necklace of beads, and a giddy 20s style attitude. And with all the elegant 20s themed events these days, you'll find all sorts of reasons to wear this amazing ensemble. Who knew that one dress could make your whole life so much more glamorous?
Disco BlancoWhen we think about platform shoes, we immediately associate them with the 70s. But did you know that platform shoes have been around for quite a long time? Greek actors used them to elevate essential characters on the stage. People even wore them in the Middle Ages to keep their feet from getting wet. So, when you are dancing at the next disco night, remember those who danced before you.Product DetailsThe shoes are made of all man-made materials, with a faux patent-leather outer finish. The textured anti-slip outer soles and cushioned inner soles make them extremely comfortable to wear. And the 3" heel and 1.5" platform give you just the right amount of height. So don't be shy... strut your stuff in these amazing shoes!
Love, Peace, and FringeDid you know that hippies have a code? It's true. Not many people know about it, but in order to be a true hippie, you need to adhere to 3 simple rules. First, you need to be an emissary of love! You must be ready to share your compassion for all beings, big and small. Second, you must maintain peace... or as some hippies like to refer to it, you must keep chill, dude! Meditation and psychedelic music are both great ways to keep the peace. Finally, you need to wear fringe. Tons of fringe! Every self-respecting hippie needs to wear a ton of fringe to uphold the hippie code!Alright, alright. So maybe hippies don't really have a code, but it is true that fringe seems to be a big part of the look. This Hippie Dude Costume has fringe in spades!Product DetailsThis laid back outfit comes with loose-fitting, brown, long sleeve shirt that has faux rawhide cord and fringe that runs along the bottom of the sleeves. The front also has beaded accents on the cord to add to the hippie vibes. The costume also comes with 2 pins which can be placed anywhere on the shirt, each with a hippie theme. Finally, you even get a headband to finish the whole look off. The headband has a tie-dye style and you can tie it around your head as you like! Just pair this up with your comfiest pair of jeans and you'll be ready to head off to Woodstock.Getting into the GrooveSo, go toss a few flowers in your hair, grab your favorite Hendrix album, and definitely toss a pair of sunglasses on. With this hippie costume, you'll be ready to channel your inner chill to become one groovy dude.
Underground GlamourGoing out these days is a little different than it was back in the twenties. Back in the day, people used to dress to the nines and headed to clubs that were utterly exclusive... how so? Well because they were often illegal, of course! Imagine wearing beaded silk gowns and feathers to a club that was in the basement of a shoe shop! That's how it went during prohibition. Just because Speakeasies were set in dank basements doesn't mean they weren't glamorous, every party is about who's there, after all. And these Speakeasies were a workshop for modern music, welcoming Jazz legends and big bands to the stage in the dimly lit smokey spaces. If sitting back and sipping a gimlet while a horns croon away on stage sounds good to you, then perhaps it's time to take a step back in time and slip into this flapper gown!Design & DetailsThis flapper dress pays respect to an era of glamour with a modern fit. You'll find thoughtful elements from our in-house designers woven into this costume, from the lush Chevron pattern created by black and white donuts to the fringe-trimmed hem that moves as you shimmy to the music. Zipping up the back, this dress is easy to slip into, even if you've already bobbed your hair. A sequined headband tops off this costume to make sure you're ready to go as soon as it arrives!Jewel of Jazz Jazz music is pretty great over your speakers but sitting in front of a live jazz band dressed in sparkles is next level unforgettable. If you've been daydreaming about a look that will transport you to a different time, this flapper costume is just the thing. The roaring twenties might be almost a hundred years back but when you slip into this look, the jazz age is alive and well!
Strange Things are Afoot Picture this. You’re chilling at the Circle-K with your best bud, Bill. You plan on getting a mega-sized soda and some tortilla chips to fuel the major study session needed to keep you from flunking out of college and then a phone booth shoots out of the sky and lands right in front of you. It’s clear that strange things are afoot at the Circle-K, and there’s not going to be time for you to get a haircut.No, you’re about to go on one excellent adventure and if you plan on doing it right, you’re going to need one radical hairstyle. That’s exactly what this Ted Logan wig gives you.Design & DetailsThis Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure Ted Wig recreates the look of Ted “Theodore” Logan III. It’s made out of black synthetic fibers and it’s styled into a shaggy, carefree style that’s popular with the kids living in San Dimas. The interior has a mesh net with elastic around the edge to help give you a snug, yet comfortable fit.Be Prepared at the Circle-KWhen you need to kidnap history’s most important figures to pass high school, you’re not going to have time to worry about your hair. Get this Bill & Ted Wig to be prepared for when strange things are afoot (whether you’re at the Circle-K or not)!
Hey, groovy lady! Do you ever wonder what it would be like to head back to another time? A time, not so far back from now, a time when people reveled in shag carpeting and faux wood panels. A time that produced music that remains foxy to this day. When was this magical time you ask? Step into the VW bus with us and we'll take you. Well, now that we've gone through that tie-dye portal to the past you might know that we're talking about the seventies. Yes, we could have just told you about the seventies but time travel is way more fun, don't you think? Let's move on with our fashionable foxy tour of this interesting decade. Looking around you'll see that the people in the late sixties either have huge perms or flat ironed hair. The name of the game was the more hair the better. Look at the feet of any passing cool kid and you'll see both men and women wearing platform shoes. Ooh, quick, if you look to your left you'll see the iconic handlebar mustache. Yes, indeed it is a little gross, men grew facial hair in all shapes and sizes in this decade! What's that? You want to stay? We understand, the smell of Patchouli and the groovy music has proved to be enticing for many of our travelers, that's a big commitment to make before even finishing our tour but it's your life! Turns out we have the perfect ensemble to not only let you blend in but stick out as well. Far out that is. This top with its orange fur, glamorous sheen, and fringe this top will be perfect for banging that tambourine. With the striped bell bottoms, you'll feel like the foxiest lady in town. Well, we have to go back to the future now. Beware the high waisted jeans of the eighties! Remember to invest in internet technology! Goodbye! You look great, goodbye!
Hey, Soul SisterWoodstock was just the beginning. The 1960s might be in the past, but there are still plenty of peace-loving souls like you who want to bring a higher consciousness to the public and champion the power of love! A movement spreads faster when it has some rockin' style associated with it. Long hair parted in the middle, gypsy dresses, rose-colored sunglasses, flower crowns, fringe, and natural fibers - we love it all! Product Details The best thing about hippie style is it's not just retro fun - it's still super cool today! This exclusive Hippie Woman's Costume Vest looks equally rad over vintage T-shirts, tie-dye crop tops, or sweet sundresses. Made of brown faux suede and finished with long fringe, it'll quickly become your go-to accessory!Groovy, Man! It's not often you get a vest that works just as well for a costume as it does for a fun accent piece for your everyday outfits, but magic sometimes happens. Bring a little peace and love to the grocery store or to your next Halloween party - whichever comes first!
Like The Daisies in the FieldThere is something to be said for the wisdom of the flowers in the field. They just sit there all day every day soaking up the energy of the sun and enjoying the peaceful stirring of the wind on their petals. Roses, sunflowers, daisies… It doesn’t matter what kind of beauty you want to be; you can also be peaceful and free. That’s a pretty good lifestyle!On the other hand, you are just stuck out there, with no recourse. The flowers in the field just get soaked when the rains come, they get eaten by herds of deer, and they get trampled by all kinds of careless hikers. Then there’s also the fact that if they want to go see a movie with friends, it is a once in a lifetime thing, followed by about a week in a vase on a table somewhere… huh. Maybe that’s not so good.More Flower Power To YouWell, we here at Halloweencostumes.com have figured out a solution that should work for you. This Women’s 60s Daisy Dress will let you feel like a beautiful flower sitting in the sun, while also allowing you to enjoy all the parts of being a person that you so love. Not to mention you get to look very cute in this classic dress!Dress to ImpressIf you are looking for a cute costume idea that you can wear more than once a year, this 60s daisy dress is the perfect thing for you. It would not be out of place year-round, but with the right accessories, you can bring all the goodness from the 60s to your outfit today.
This officially licensed Grease costume will turn you into the sweet, yet sassy Frenchy. Although she might not have everything all planned out, her determination is definitely something to admire.If you're determined to transform into the pink-haired Pink Lady, we recommend that you wear this vintage inspired costume. The peach knee-length pencil skirt will turn you into a fashionable looking gal from the 50's. Just tuck in the plaid button-up, fasten the tan belt around your waist, and tie the orange scarf around your neck, so you'll be ready to fly off to that malt shop in the sky! Or just wear it to your next costume party!
Getting Into the GrooveDoes your little one have a free spirit? Does she know how to dance to the wildest beat even if she hasn't listened to a full Grateful Dead album yet? Can you see her taking to the streets for equal rights, justice, and peace? She just might be a hippie at heart! While parents in the sixties might have worried when they saw their kids getting drawn to radical patterns and progressive conversation, folks these days recognize a bright future for their kids! You can imagine a future that includes art, music, and brewing homemade kombucha. What's not to love about the modern hippy lifestyle? Embrace your kiddo's love of all things radical with a Woodstock hippie dress that'll make her look as groovy as she feels!Details & DesignWant a high-quality hippie look that your child can wear again and again? Then a Made by Us costume is a great way to go! Our designers put together a bright and cheerful hippie dress after choosing their favorite looks from the Woodstock era. That's how we matched the bright purple paisley and floral design with the elegant wide sleeves. The costume is topped with a laidback headband to make sure your kiddo is ready to get into character as soon as she unwraps this look. Peace de RésistanceWhile there are plenty of kids dressing up as hippies out there, this look stands out, even among a funky crowd! Whether you're helping your little one find the perfect look for Halloween, a play, or even a pop concert, this look will help your kiddo feel like a true flower child. Pair it with fade sunglasses, peace sign accessories, and a laid-back attitude and your child's costume will be complete. Thank goodness, cause we can all use a little more peace, love, and harmony!
Blast from the PastDo you often catch yourself thinking: Whatever happened to the good ole days? Yeah, us too. We don't know about you, but we're over all this "progress." Let other folks keep their newfangled doodads and fancy online dating profiles, we want cherry-topped milkshakes and school dances in gyms, darn it, and we're guessing you do, too! Sadly for us luddites (luddite=a person opposed to technology), times they are a changin', and we have little hope of slowing it down. But then there's Halloween...ahhhhhh...that blissful time of year when life can be whatever the heck you want to make of it! Consider this Women's Sock Hop Sweetheart Costume, then, because slipping it on is an instant trip backward in time. We think this throwback look is all you'll need to navigate a swell holiday in style—retro style, that is!Design & DetailsThis costume is straight out of the 50s and formulated to make a diner darling like you swoon. The skirt doesn't even have pockets to hold your phone! Neato, right? Designed to look like a skirt, top, and belt, this dress is as easy to wear as it is eye-catching. It has a pale pink, A-line skirt with a darling poodle applique, as well as a sequin "leash" detail. (Psst! This dress looks GREAT twisting on the dance floor). The bodice is fitted and collared and has a tiny poodle detail, as well. Tie the pink scarf around your neck, add bobby socks and Mary Janes, and snag a pair of pink cat-eye glasses to complete this look!Poodle Party!Grab a gaggle of like-minded gals and plan a sock hop to remember. Or team up with a few friends and take their hot rods out on the town. At least for tonight, you can silence your phone, put the emails on hold, and let the modern world fade away in this far-out frock!
Look at the newest member of the Pink Ladies! Yes, you can turn your girl into the newest tough gal from Rydell High School when you dress her up in this Pink Ladies Costume Jacket for toddlers.This costume jacket is inspired by the ones seen in Grease. The simple jacket fits with a zipper in front and has "Pink Ladies" printed on the back of it. The pink color recreates the style from the movie, so your girl can wear it with a pair of jeans or slacks to complete the look! Your little girl may even become the leader in no time!
Cue the Laugh TrackSure, it can be great to have thousands of TV channels streaming endless shows...but there's nothing quite like the classics. Whether you fondly remember watching the original episodes of I Love Lucy on the black and white after dinner or you fell in love with reruns on late night TV, there's simply no catchier, more wholesome comedy like this one! The zany antics, the hilarious misunderstandings, Lucy's big eyes and expressive face, the physical comedy—I Love Lucy holds up, even in today's modern world.And just like the show, this Women's I Love Lucy Costume stands the test of time! You'll need to practice your mischief making and comedic timing, but we have a feeling you'll love wearing this getup so much, that you'll get a lot of practice hours in. Who knows? You may find yourself switching out all the furniture in your house to mid-century modern pieces, baking more casseroles, and setting your hair in curlers before bed. It's that much fun to live in Lucy's world!Design & DetailsWe teamed up with I Love Lucy to bring you this officially-licensed, straight-from-the-show look...but in full color! Sure, Lucille Ball wears some fun getups throughout the show's seasons, but nothing says "classic Lucy" like a shirtdress and apron. So, that's what we've brought you, because we want you to look—and feel—iconic. This costume includes a collared, button-up, polka-dot dress with white detailing and a white half-apron. The apron has the show's heart logo that says "I Love Lucy," so you and everyone else will know it's official. Top it off with our I Love Lucy wig and a pair of retro heels or ballet flats, and cook up a great scheme to make some comedy magic happen!Funny GalOf course, Lucy is only as funny as her supporting cast, so dress your pals up as Ricky, Fred, and Ethel and you four will be the hit of the Halloween party! And maybe bring some chocolates from the factory to share with everyone.
Stage FrightHaving set the stage with all the equipment that the band needs and making sure that there is nothing that could possibly go wrong tonight, you go backstage one last time to check on them. You are surprised to hear yelling and loud knocking, but then the drummer tells you that the lead singer has refused to go on!You can’t have this, so you use your master key to get into the changing room, where you find him laying on the changing table. He needs a change for sure, but after that you will just have to tell everyone else that it is past his bedtime and he won’t be going on after all. Rock stars can be such babies!Product DetailsYou might not be able to wear this every day, but bringing your signature flair to the way you dress is cooler than ever with this Infant 80s Rocker Costume. This “Made By Us” costume was put together by our hard working and careful artisans, so you will feel good about wearing this for years to come. The shirt, vest, pants, and wig are all that you will need to make your baby look just like the coolest rocker of all time. From the bomb zebra stripes to the boss spiked cuffs, this outfit will set your baby apart for sure. If the tattered jeans jacket doesn’t do it for you, you will be delighted with the funky fresh headpiece.Rockin’ DigsIf you are searching for the perfect costume for all your needs, then you are in the right place. Your baby will feel and look awesome in this cool and comfortable costume. Just make sure you practice some of the most famous songs, to really sell the look!
Sock Hop to ItSo, your little one finally saw the movie Grease! and then immediately did a deep dive into the culture and fashion of the 50s. Fun! Can you remember when you were that age, and how the styles and songs and yes, even the malts of that era were so thrilling to uncover? We can! That is precisely why these Girls' Black and White Saddle Shoes will be so adored this Halloween. Since your kiddo has already picked out her pink poodle skirt and button-up cardigan, this pair will perfect that sockhop-ready look! Just tie a silk scarf around her neck, place a few pin curls, and teach her to say "Neato!" She's ready to hit the school dance, the diner, or even the neighborhood trick-or-treating scene!Product DetailsThis faux leather pair is a perfect replica of the 50s staple footwear. The lace panel and heel are a stark black, white the rest of the shoe remains subtly off-white. There is sweet eyelet detailing, black laces, and a 1-inch heel. Nonslip treads mean this pair is ready to twist the night away—or at least pound the pavement in search of the best candy!