Up from the UndergroundYou weren't always infamous. There was a time when you were just a humble bootlegger. You just got behind the wheel of a car and drove. But one night, the coppers caught on. They tried to run you down but you couldn't just give up the bosses' hooch. You outmaneuvered them, using a country road you had spotted and noted on one of your many previous trips. When the boss found out, you were promoted. You spread your navigational knowledge to the rest of the drivers, making the big man's speakeasy one of the best supplied in the tri-state area. It wasn't long before you were running your own business. Of course, no one would guess that you started from humble beginnings, not with your new slick pinstripes. You know though. You'll never forget your underground beginnings!Product DetailsPinstripes are the name of the game in this Made by Us mobster costume. You'll feel like the head honcho when you slip into the high-waisted trousers with attached suspenders. A quality button up pin-stripe blouse has a flare-friendly collar for confident mobster-style machismo.Take that to the BankIf you want a stylish look you can wear more than once, you're in the right spot. A fun alternative to the flapper dress for 20s themed events, you'll find all sorts of reasons to rock this tough look. Perfect for posing like an infamous bank robber like Babyface Nelson or slinking into the Speakeasies that are still in vogue today, you're sure to feel like a boss when rocking this look. Just be sure to give us a shout in the reviews when you spot your face on a "Wanted" poster!
See the World Through Rainbow GlassesYou've heard of jazz hands, best known for giving your dance moves on stage a bit of flair. But have you met rainbow hands yet? They're a bit like jazz hands...only...in technicolor! In truth, rainbow hands are a rarity in the world, and to pull them off you must possess a delicate balance of pizzazz, panache, pride, and power. Take these Rainbow Hands Glasses, for example. Do you think just any ol' person can wear them? Nope! Wrong. To successfully pull off this pair you've got to be a rock icon, or an artistic legend, or a WWE wrestler on vacation. Our point is that with the right costume, this pair of shades may be the perfect accessory — but you'll need to cop a bit of attitude and show us some sassy flair, first! That's it! Now you've got it. Now, doesn't the world look super cool through rainbow-colored glasses?Product DetailsThis pair of party glasses come with lenses in a subtle pink shade, along with rainbow frames that fan out like fingers near the temples. Turn a devil costume daring, rock a night out as a leading frontman, or just wear them long after Halloween for a truly statement-making pair of shades!
Rhythm Nation It's the 1980s, baby! Social media, Tide Pod challenges, and viral videos haven't even been invented yet and you have nothing to worry about except what rad song to play next for your aerobics workout. Maybe when you're done, you'll head over to the barber shop to get your mullet retouched or you'll hold a boombox over your head outside your crush's house as a dramatically romantic gesture (as long as her neighbors don't report you for disturbing the peace). Life is good! Product DetailsShow off your athletic... fashion sense when you wear this hilarious 80's Track Suit Costume for Men! Made of polyester windbreaker material, the pullover jacket has pink trim at the neckline and hemline, and is embellished with green, pink, and patterned fabric. The matching pants have a drawsting cord sewn into the pink waistband. The right leg features green, pink, and patterned embellishments. Don't forget to add your favorite pair of neon tennis shoes! Feel the Burn Has anyone ever worn a track suit to run track? Probably not. It's a fashion statement, not a practical workout outfit. Besides, if you're trying to pick up your crush, it would be totally not cool for her to see you covered in sweat. Impress her instead with your knowledge of Cheers episodes and trivia about the King of Pop. Maybe even hint that you're thinking of growing a mustache. She'll be so impressed, you might even convince her to go for a drive. That would be righteous!
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!
Nothing screams the 80s like an awesome pair of fishnet gloves that have no function other than to look amazing. Don't get us wrong, they do a great job of that. Just don't wear them around in the winter and expect not to get frostbite in diamond shapes like the holes in your new fashion statement. We guess that would be a pretty cool look as long as you didn't tell anyone the story of how you forgot the real winter gloves at home (eh, still not quite worth it.). Boy, what a weird time those mullet rocking ages were. At least the gloves looked really cool, even if they were also literally chilly as well. But if you do decide on that you might as well try a pair of neon blue ones to match the color of your frost bitten hands. Not convinced? Well there's always the fact that you can match these with any other radical neon colors we have, and look totally awesome at your next 80s dance party because nobody's going to dare put you in the corner with that attitude.
It'd be nice if everyone owned a time machine. Then, we could all just hop into it to experience any decade that we felt like going to. Us? We'd head back to the 1960's. Filled with psychedelic music and even more psychedelic clothes, it seems like the kind of place we would want to take a vacation in if we could. Of course, a proper method of time travel hasn't been invented quite yet, so the best thing we can do to relive the 70's is to offer awesome costumes that let you throw your own retro parties.This Starflower Hippie Costume is a cute plus size outfit that captures the psychedelic style of the 1960's with paisley patterns and faux leather fringe. The dress features a flattering empire waist cute along with a comfy style that's great for any trip to Woodstock. You'll be ready to jam out to some Jimi Hendrix in no time!
The 1950s aren’t always thought of as one of the most colorful eras of American history, especially when you compare them to decades like the roaring '20s, the psychedelic ‘60s, or the day-glo neon ‘80s. But even though a lot of the day’s entertainment was black and white, there are still plenty of flashes of rosy color to be found in the Eisenhower era. What’s more ‘50s than a pink Cadillac, for instance? Or how about the pink flamingos that started popping up in the lawns of newly built suburbs? And every teenage fashion plate kept at least one pink poodle skirt in her wardrobe.And then you have these snazzy specs, representing the classic cat eye style in bright, bold pink. With pointy, plastic rims and glitzy rhinestone details, they’re just the sort of eye wear you might spot on a sassy car hop, at a swingin’ sock hop, or out for a cruise up Blueberry Hill. They’re a blast from the past and a splash of colorful attitude no matter what era you happen to be living in.
Have you ever "doo whopped"? No? Well, let's see, have you ever done The Commercial? How about the Lincoln Continental twist? Hmm, well that might be because "doo-whop" isn't actually a dance, it just sounds like it's from the fifties. If you find out what it actually is, please let us know. Oh, the last two? They aren't dances either, one is a very greasy sandwich and the other is a luxury sedan. The good news? You can always make up a swing move and call it by either of those names, take your pick. Really, this is your chance to be an innovator! If you're into swing then you probably weren't fooled by our little intro there. Confused? Maybe. Fooled? Nope. If you were fooled than it's about time you took a dip in the world of swing! It's a pretty magical place full of brass bands, perky ponytails, and plenty of twirling. Why else would they give those poodle skirts so much volume? It was an era that took their dance moves seriously. Dance contests with teenaged contestants from across the country regularly aired on TV. One thing is for sure, whether that swing was danced on American Bandstand or at your local high school dance, the uniform for those swinging soirees wasn't complete without a poodle skirt! This darling ensemble would be sweet on the dance floor or in that classic 50's diner featuring a sweet checkered shirt with a peter pan color and a full poodle skirt with a tulle hem. Whether swinging the night away or sipping on shakes, this red ensemble will stand out from the baby blues and powder pinks of the era. Just be sure to learn a couple dance moves before getting out there, you don't want to get tricked into doing the Albuquerque Caterwaul, that's a real doozie!
Battle for the BallotThe road to getting a vote for women wasn't a smooth one. Which is strange, considering how ridiculous some of the arguments for keeping half the population from having a say in politics were. People used to argue that the human race would die out as soon as the government gave women a political voice. Because for some reason, getting involved in politics would make every woman decide to leave motherhood behind forever. Many men stood against the vote because they didn't want to hear ladies speak in public places. But, with years of protests, hours of women annoying their husbands by speaking in public, and whittling away at the voting laws state by state, women finally earned their voice. Celebrate those brave ladies with this Woman's Suffragette Costume!Product DetailsYou'll look ready to hit the streets in the early 1900s with this sleek ensemble. This costume comes with a dress that's designed to look like a blouse and skirt; the long-sleeved collared top and floor-length skirt would be perfectly acceptable in the political salons of all classes. A green band cinches around the waist, and of course, a sash is worn over the shoulder to denote that you are a part of the women's suffrage movement.Power of the PastForgetting the past is a dangerous thing. We can't forget a time when people would say a thing like, "Why would women want to vote when their husbands and sons could speak in their interests anyway?" It seems that after about a hundred years of woman voting, none of the Victorian arguments had much merit. And women definitely have the right to speak in public nowadays. In fact, to the probable shock and horror of nineteenth-century men, they even run countries and sit as judges on the supreme court. Seems that politics could have used a woman's touch a long time ago!
The roaring twenties, an epic era when women were cutting that long Victorian hair, snipping off their heavily boned corsets, and saying a not so fond fair well to the strict code of conduct that society had placed on them for ages. A time of beautiful shining Rolls-Royce cars, gorgeous art deco buildings, and lavish parties. For a decade that outlawed booze, these folks sure knew how to party!Maybe it's the sneaking around that made those all night speakeasy dance parties so memorable through the ages. After all, we hardly have to walk down an alley and use a secret knock to get a cocktail these days... maybe that would make going out a little more exciting! But really, everything from the cocktails to the way women were wearing their hair contribute to the history of the era. Understated was not a popular look at this time, it was all about texture, sparkle, and movement, thus the obsession with fringe.So, fringe you say? This Swanky Flapper costume would go over quite well at a roaring twenties bash! Those flappers would flip over the awesome amount of fringe featured on both the hem and sleeves of this dress. Add a black boa and learn the Charleston and you'd be ready to jump into a time machine and become a part of that legendary era. Whether you're dressing up for Halloween or you're attending a roaring twenties costume party, this costume is sure to be a hit. Hope you're ready to shimmy, after all, you can't let all that fringe go to waste!
Dress like a glamorous Hollywood starlet, or a swanky dolled-up flapper! Suit up as a sexy space invader, or a shimmering super-heroine! It would probably be faster for us to list the times that you wouldn't want to have silvery arms as part of your costume, but where's the fun in that?Wearing our exclusive Silver Costume Gloves will add some elegance and pizzazz to any look in a flash! These stretchy elbow-length arm coverings shine like brushed metal, and look awesome with pretty much any color, shape, or style of outfit you could think of. Slip them on to give your arms a fancy, high class makeover, or to make it look like you've got robotic mitts, or wear them with a matching pair of silver boots and a cape for a heroic ensemble to save the day in! You name the costume idea, and these silvery gloves will make it even better!
Does your kid need a petticoat to give her skirt a little extra lift and volume? Or is she looking for the perfect complement to a 50s costume, goth getup, or ballerina outfit? If the answer to any one of these is "yes," then this Child Black Knee Length Crinoline is a must-have accessory for you. The possibilities for mixing and matching are limitless with this simple but stylish skirt, and it fits with countless fashions and costume ideas!Made by us, the exclusive Child Black Knee Length Crinoline has three tiers of layered black ruffles, which will give great texture and fullness to any skirt or costume. There's no doubt it's perfect for Halloween, but it's also a fantastic accessory to have in your closet year-round... especially when what you're wearing needs a little life breathed into it. So add it to your wardrobe and be ready for any costuming need that arises!
Strut Down Memory LaneStrutting down the walk, in your fresh street style while jamming to your favorite music blasting from a boombox is an entirely nostalgic mood that can’t be replicated. However, carrying a giant boombox on your shoulder isn’t all the edgy glam it’s made out to be in movies and TV. Those music boxes get heavy! You’ve got to have the proper arm, shoulder, and back strength to rock the cool-dude attitude for more than a block. And unless you have some cassette tapes that aren’t completely worn out from over-listening, you may find yourself without the tunes to match your mood. Luckily, technology has advanced. And while nothing quite compares to a giant boombox hoisted into the air, this exclusive Black Boombox Purse is easily the next best thing!Design & DetailsWhether you’re trying to imitate the shoulder-carry boombox vibe of days gone by or add an authentic touch to your Halloween costume, this Made By Us costume accessory has your back! Constructed from black leatherette and featuring print graphics that ensure the rectangular bag looks like a boombox, this lightweight alternative retains the edginess of an actual radio. Meanwhile, a 36” strap, attached with metal d-rings, makes carrying this costume purse much more manageable. A metal zipper at the top of the 6.5” x 11” x 3” body offers a safe place to store the essentials. We suggest popping a small music player inside to complete your experience!
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.
We hate to break it to you, but time-travel isn't possible. Bygone eras are just that: gone. And until Marty McFly introduces to us some truly amazing invention, we must remember that.We must also remember that costumes will always and forever allow us to bridge that temporal gap, making it entirely possible for you to experience, say, those iconic Roaring 20s in, say, our Flapper Headpiece. Anything the Jazz Age throws at you, be it overzealous dudes who say "old sport" too often, an epic swing dance-off, or a little too much champagne, or whatever, you'll be ready to pierce their soul with your eyes from behind this seductive birdcage veil! It's got an elastic headband with sequins on the trim, netting to let the boys know you're not too available, and a feather design anchored by a flashy gem. Enjoy the 20s, dear—we know everyone will enjoy looking at you.
Gals About TownPeople know that flappers were cool, but what a lot of people don't know is that flappers were busy ladies! They were tied up, trying to break down stereotypes of femininity and celebrate the new era of jazz! Between redefining styles of dress, making time to head out to speakeasies at night, and attending fabulous parties, flappers didn't have that much time to do their hair. Sound like anyone you know? Don't clear your schedule to get a new bob cut and perfect 20s waves, just slip this Black Flapper Wig over your own gorgeous locks and voila, you're ready to hit the town! Now you have more time to learn how to make sidecars, perfect the Charleston, and nail the flapper lingo!Product DetailsThis quality wig will instantly transform you from modern maven to 20s flapper! It has a subtle side-part and sports the short length and bold waves of the times (that took hours to perfect back then!). Pair it with your fringed, drop-waist frock, strands of pearls, and a long cigarette holder.Full Dance CardThe only downside to this darling wig is that you may find yourself even busier after your sport it out for a night or two. It's tough to be in such high demand, but looking as cute as you do, we can't really blame anyone for asking for a dance or two!
We’re all looking to leave our mark and earn the fame that, deep down, we know we are destined for. And, while we’re pursuing that, why the heck can’t we enjoy ourselves, too? What we’re missing these days are the underground spots filled with just the right music, the finest drinks, and the deliciously talented entertainment of the ‘20s. The intrigue, the flash, the drama! And, dare we forget to mention the fashion that walked the perfect line between classy and seductive!? Go back to the smoky jazz clubs of the Roaring ‘20s era Chicago and feel the style and energy as the talent of their flappers leaves little competition, especially when faced with the ‘Shimmy Queen,’ Gilda Gray.But, ha! Who even can think of that when there is a new lass in town who is ready to really lay it out! We’re of course talkin’ about Lacey Lindy! She weren’t like no other dame of the speak. She gots all the connections of high society and knew how to get everything done… not to mention she could stand toe to toe and tip to top with Lady Gray when it came to the Charleston and was more than ready for the Lindy, itself!Time to make the ‘20s really roar with this Lacey Lindy costume. This one piece black dress with mesh overlay has woven lace and fringe that will make every inch of you pop. Accessorize with the perfect shoes and an assortment of dangling jewelry and don’t dare forget the feathered headband! The ‘20s are going to be yours… and so will this decade when you channel the unrelenting force of Lacey Lindy.
Kenickie is one smooth character. He knows how to race. He’s the leader of the T-Birds. And he always has perfectly quaffed hair! How on Earth does he do that?Well, you can get Kenickie’s perfectly quaffed hair when you wear this officially licensed Grease Kenickie wig! You don’t any hair gel and you don’t need to head to the barber, because this wig uses synthetic fibers to help recreate the 50s hairstyle. It fits with a mesh net interior and it pairs perfectly with any of our faux leather T-Bird costume jackets! You’ll be ruling Rydell High in no time.
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!
DANGER! HIGH VOLTAGE!Not just any man has what it takes to light a dance floor ablaze as soon as he walks into the room. It takes guts. It takes attitude. It takes a booty that won't quit, even when “the man” tries to make you stop dancing. But mostly, it takes a strong dedication to '70s style, complete with tons of metallic colors, satiny smooth fabrics and deep, deep v-neck shirts (as deep as the Grand Canyon).Are you that kind of man? Do you have that attitude? Are your moves going to electrify the dance floor into dazzling blazes of sparks and fire? Well then, hotshot, you've come to the right place, since we've crafted the kind of outfit that's tailor-made for your kind of manly mojo.DESIGN & DETAILSDanger! Danger! High voltage! You're going to start a fire in the disco when you put this Funky Disco costume on. Its plus size gives those large and in charge kind of guys the opportunity to cause a funkified storm on the dance floor. That's right, the shiny blue button-up shirt has an electric aura that's so fierce, you might start a few sparks when you slyly undo the top few buttons down to reveal your manly chest hair. The shimmering silver pants, bring a metallic look so dazzling, you're going to need a set of shades just to wear them.BRING SOME SHADESAnd what about anyone who sets eyes on you busting a move under the disco ball? Well, they're going to need two pairs of sunglasses—no, make that three pairs of sunglasses AND a fire extinguisher, because your look is going to be so blazing hot, even an iceberg won't be able to cool you off.
Look, we all have different investment strategies. Everyone knows that buying the brand new whip is baller, but it’s not forward-thinking - that thing is gonna depreciate by half the minute you drive it off the lot. And houses are great - property is important! - but there also things about of your control, like that crazy neighbor who doesn’t take care of his lawn and is therefore causing everyone else’s resale values to plummet. And Wall Street? Maaan, don’t even get us started on those fly but sly double-talkers! So when it comes to keeping our hard-earned royalties safe and secure, we like to invest it in the most stable market there is - gold! Yeah, that’s right - we know that if you invest in a chain, you'll floss your stacks for waaaayyyy longer. And you want that cred, son! So show off that wealth with this Big Link Gold Chain Necklace. Add some bling to your costume with this big link gold chain necklace (made of plastic, just for the record - can’t be no geek off the street dropping them beats who gets beat so ruffians can get their hands on the real ’n’ sweet!). The gold links span 28" in circumference, and the links come apart for fitting. In Big Link Gold Chain Necklace, you’ll be lookin’ so fly this Halloween that all them haters are gonna die!
You are gearing up to head out to a massive 20s themed bash, and as such, we have to ask you...are you really going to let all those flappers have all the fabulously fashionable fun?We didn’t think so! After all, you are quite the debonaire dresser yourself. In fact, you feel slightly sour that bow ties are now deemed to be “old-fashioned.” Says who? We totally agree; we also wish the bow tie would come back into everyday style. You can help bring the trend back by wearing this Men's Plus Size Good Times Charlie costume. In addition to highlighting one of the better men’s fashion finds, you will also give those fringey flappers a run for their sequined money in this classic vintage look, a costume that says, “I am here, I am fierce, and I am ready to party!”We tip our hat to you, sir, and so will everyone else when they see you stroll into the soiree with this red striped jacket styled over your own black pants and white shirt. You get a brand new bow tie (yay!) and even a straw boater hat with an old-timey grosgrain ribbon band. Pair this look with a cane (we don’t actually know why that accessory was popular, but it was) and brush up on your Charleston, buddy, because those flappers have been practicing their moves for weeks--and they will be in need of an dapper dance partner who can keep up!
Flower PowerAre you all about peace and love? Well, far out, man! Sometimes, we wish we could go back to the days of the 70s: disco, dancing, and an all-around good time. Well, now you can return to the good ole days with one of our women's costumes, specifically an exclusive Far Out Flower Costume Dress for Women, made by us.The Far Out Flower Costume Dress for Women is a stunning and feminine ensemble that is perfect for a variety of occasions. With its delicate floral pattern, this costume is ideal for springtime events, garden parties, and of course, the annual work costume party.Not only is this costume beautiful, but it is also versatile. The dress can be paired with various accessories to create different looks. Pair it with a sun hat and sandals for a casual outdoor event, or dress it up with heels and jewelry for a more formal affair. Of course, you could always pair this costume dress with some white knee-high boots to recreate that classic 70's look.Product DetailsThe poly knit retro dress features a beautiful flower print. It is made from a comfortable and breathable material, ensuring you look and feel great all day or night. Our designers did their best to emulate the far-out look of hippies of the time. If you want an exclusive costume that will bring you back to a good time, pick up this Far Out Flower Costume Dress for Women, made by us.
It's surprising how much people love the 50's, seemingly more than any other era. But when you think about it, it really makes sense. America was just beginning to come into its own. The civil war was over, the world wars were over, and things were beginning to feel new. There was new music, with a whole new era of rock n' roll just beginning. There were new foods and restaurants to enjoy them in, as this was the first decade in which burger joints and soda fountains really started to take off. (the beginning of current day fast food...) And, of course, there were plenty of new fashions, such as the poodle shirts, saddle shoes, and the infamous blue jeans with a white t-shirt so famously modeled by heartthrob singers of that day.These days, America doesn't always seem so new and exciting. We take a lot of things for granted and quite frankly forget where we came from. That's why this Toddler 50s Poodle Cutie Costume can be so much fun, it reminds us of this simpler time when things were really fresh and exciting. If your little girl enjoys dancing, maybe it's time to bring her to her first sock hop!This is a 100% polyester interlock knit, with a dress styled as a black blouse and pink skirt. The blouse portion is black with pink piping and edging, and the pink skirt has printed black and white poodle and appliqued sequin leash. It comes with a faux leather belt with decorative white plastic buckle which fastens with Hook and Loop fastener, and a polka dotted knit mesh scarf which also fastens with Hook and Loop fastener. Add a pair of saddle shoes to complete the retro look!
Here is the secret about “cool” that no one has told you: you have to start ‘em young. Give your little girl a head start on the road to social success in this Toddler Grease Pink Ladies Jacket. She will instantly become the coolest kid in her crew! This satin jacket just happens to be her favorite color--bubblegum pink--and comes with a matching chiffon scarf for authentic styling. She can pair it with her favorite black leggings and classic sneakers for a perfect costume that’s bound to be the cutest, coolest look around the sandbox. Once high school rolls around, she is bound to thank you for giving her a leg up!
Rock on!So you, and your friends started a Guns and Roses cover band called The Paradise City Five. You mostly play local bars, but lately you’ve been garnering more interest with your wicked tunes. You didn’t expect to gain such fame, but here it is, right at your feet. You need to get the right kind of style now that more people will be paying to see you cover all the great songs.You need to get yourself a leather jacket. A denim vest, and of course you need to grow your hair out to a head bang-able length. Or you could skip the hassle of having to brush out your luscious locks by clicking “Add to Cart”, and getting this Blonde Heavy Metal Wig. You won’t have to worry about your 9 to 5 job not liking your long flowing hair either. Hopefully soon you can just quit that crummy job and live off your music.
Achieving socialite status is difficult, if not impossible. Generally, socialites are born into wealthy families, sky-rocketing them to the upper echelon of society. And if you're not one of the lucky elites well then, better luck next lifetime bud, because breaking into the tight-knit circle of bluebloods is nearly impossible. Well, it was nearly impossible until now. With this 1920's socialite costume, you'll be schmoozing with members of the upper crust before you can say, "pass the foie gras."You'll look hoity-toity and feel akin to royalty once you're draped in the silky floor length gown, faux fur stole, and floral headband. In fact, those descended from nobility will accept you with open arms, no questions asked. Your name will suddenly appear on fancy guest lists from here all the way to the Upper East Side of Manhattan, so you'd better brush up on your knowledge of designer brands and your table manners. And once the other socialites and aristocrats actually get the pleasure to speak to you? Well, you'll certainly clinch your status among the crème de la crème of the world. Pretty soon, everyone from the Rockefellers to the Vanderbilts will want to make small talk with the new It girl who's taking the socialite scene by storm.So, in honor of solidifying your ascension into the privileged class, we raise our glass of Cristal Champagne to you in commemoration. Brava, brava, but please do us a favor; bring us as your +1 to at least one upcoming high society event. Pretty please?
Ah, these. These right here are a favorite of ours. They immediately bring to mind Katherine Hepburn in a classic, peering through a shop window, admiring some cute piece of jewelry. The classic black glove. There's nothing like them. If you are going to go to a fancy dress party then these are a must. Black gloves have been working for any elegant occasions for centuries now. They don't go out of style. They will match just about every dress you have from your sleek black number to your sassy cheetah print cocktail dress. They will look fabulous when layered with costume jewelry, especially a sparkly rhinestone bracelet. These gloves have a light black color that emanates off a 100% polyester crushed velvet fabric. They go up to (and above!) the elbow so they will be ready for any of those fancy events from a night at the Opera to a Breakfast at Tiffany's. There's nothing like a classic black glove for making an instant impact. Pair them with a flapper, showgirl, or even an evil queen ensemble. After all, they are what a classy diva like yourself needs!
Gangsters Get ReadyHave you always wanted to be a gangster? You might have had a daydream or two about it. It sounds pretty awesome on paper, but there is a downside to being in the mafia. While some of the more prominent gangsters made it look downright glamorous, what with all the loot, respect, partying, and action . . . Wait, what's the downside again? We can't remember. Being a gangster in the 20s sounds epic, especially in an exclusive Deluxe Plus Size Gangster Costume.This adult costume is exactly what you need to step your shiny shoes into an organized crime family. Since this Halloween costume is so versatile, you can easily pass for a mobster, hitman, or even a bank robber on a heist. Since it is an organized crime family, you can even cut your folks in on the loot from your last job (or the group pictures). To each their own. If you need a solid men's look or want to cosplay, nab this exclusive Deluxe Plus Size Gangster Costume.Product DetailsThe deluxe plus-size costume features a pin-striped, double-breasted jacket with 2 faux pockets. The classic look is right out of the heyday of the mafia era. The matching pants have elastic at the waistband for a comfortable fit while on a heist. The costume is made by us—so you won't find it elsewhere. Make sure you are dressed to impress with our Deluxe Plus Size Gangster Costume, exclusively made by us.
People used to be pretty skeptical about exchanging love instead of cold, hard cash. They talked about love like it was some kind of flower (not exactly legal tender). They complained about being unable to pay the bills, no matter how much affection they felt for another human being. They bounced a few checks, so to speak. Some of the rougher crowd used a lot of complicated metaphors involving games of poker and the luck of the draw. Let's just say that their romantic enterprises didn't seem to offset their gambling debts.To those people, it must seem like we're living in an impossible future—a future filled with gleaming Gold Love Necklaces like this one. How did we get here? Nobody seems to remember. What does it mean? Don't look at us: we're just humble purveyors of fine Halloween costumes. Since so many people are still singing about love, money, gold chains, and hardscrabble origins, we can only assume that this neckless is timeless, valuable, and possibly very useful. But it's up to you to decide exactly how it should be used.
Oh, the eighties or the early nineties, whatever! Some of us got to experience it, others have to be satisfied with TV reruns and colorful eighties rap. The popular clothing of the time was beautiful, everything from the hats to eyewear to shoes. Oh, And the hair! Never, ever forget the hair. It was a time of color, of sass, and of swagger.First, let's focus on the hair. The beautiful, epic hair. These days people hardly even have bangs but back in that epic era, people went for some serious volume in their bangs and sometimes they were crimped. Sure, every once in a while you see someone with a couple crimped strands of hair but no one dares to venture to the middle of the face these days. People of the eighties and nineties really had courage with their fashion. For some evidence just take a glance at the glasses they wore. Yep, when it came to nerdy it was all or nothing. So, speaking of bravery, the color of the era was anything but muted. People confidently went into the world wearing wind suits, big earrings, and high heels. *sigh* Forgive us, this is some serious nostalgia we're feeling here.If you want to try your hand at that eighties swagger this tracksuit is a great introduction. With its mint green and hot pink accents, you'll be testing the waters without jumping to deep into the intimidating purple and turquoise paint splattered waters. Either you can pop on some heels and earrings and head out to a party or you could even put on a leotard underneath for a truly authentic vibe and maybe try out an aerobics routine.
The 70's were known for classic curly hairstyles. Farrah Fawcett started the trend with the feathered and flicked hairstyle that curled on the end. Barbara Streisand and Bette Midler rocked a fun perm hairstyle that showcased crunchy curls and lots of foxy volume. But no one at the time had ravishing ringlets like Donna Summer. Her iconic curls are legendary and helped to give her the title of Queen of Disco. Now you can point your finger in the air with confidence when you wear this killer diva wig. Once your sparkly ensemble is on and your makeup looks perfect, it's time to don this disco diva wig. You'll look just like the 70's songstress! Now is your chance to own the dance floor with your Donna Summer-esque wig. Don't forget to work those curls, lady!
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!
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!
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!
Well, well, well, aren't you the cat's meow? Now, don't take any wooden nickels!Don't you wish we still talked like those flappers of the twenties? They had a strange kind of accent, half British, half American. People used to train themselves to talk that way to seem distinguished and it was perfectly socially acceptable. Well, try that these days and people might think you've lost it. Unless you're wearing a 1920s dress, if you go all in it just might seem copacetic.Ah, the twenties. They sure didn't end well but people certainly had a great time while they could. It was an era of dual personalities. In the US alcohol was banned and yet it's an era known for its parties. Perhaps that's because with or without the hooch people were still discovering their freedoms. Women got to show their ankles without a big to-do. They could drive cars, ride bicycles, and most importantly they could finally vote. With the absence of corsets and long hems, women's clothing began to evolve. Playing with textures, draping, and different silhouettes: they were free to experiment. The dress is straight-cut as was the mode of the day. While the top is overlaid with black lace, the bottom is rich dark red velvet with heavy draping on one side for that asymmetrical look.Let's say you need the perfect gown and hat to wear to that fancy party outside of New York held by that mysterious millionaire. Any modern 20's gal would have loved this ensemble. So, now that you've found the dress, it's time to work on the accent, whether or not people get that you're trying to bring back the accent you'll definitely feel your swagger factor rise.
Animal InstinctsLately, life has been going...OK. If by "OK" you mean that you're not so popular, your team isn't doing so well, and the girl of your dreams doesn't know you exist. Yep, sounds like high school to us, buddy! Rather than throw in the towel and suck it up for the rest of your time there, we have a solution that worked pretty well for our friend Scott Howard......turn into a werewolf! We know, it sounds a bit unconventional. More classic advice may be to try to make some new friends, or to join a club, or run for student council. But those other solutions don't have guaranteed results. And this Teen Wolf Men's Costume does! When Scott Howard transformed into the wolf before the eyes of fans and friends at his basketball game, he was nervous he'd be shunned even more by his peers. But on the contrary, his wolf persona became the biggest thing the Beavers had ever seen, and he became cool, popular, and a star player, too! So if you'd like to see things turn around for you before senior year (or you're just a really huge fan of the film), this furry look is as loveable as it is cool. You, too, could be surfing atop your very own Wolfmobile before you know it!Design & DetailsThis head-to-toe look is officially licensed, and was crafted in our design studio to accurately mimic Scott's look from the classic 1985 film! You get a yellow Beavers team uniform with Scott's number, 42, on it! Both the top and shorts have attached faux fur to create the wolf look along your arms and legs. The headpiece and socks complete your transition, and you didn't even have to wait for a full moon!These Waves Are YoursSo enjoy the good life, buddy! We're happy to see things have turned around for you. We told you this costume was a sure bet. Now, go catch those waves and enjoy the attention!
You know the moment when the craving is going to strike. It begins with a slight rumble in your belly and rises up quickly to form a hopeful smile across your face. Soon your breath becomes ragged and you might even find a shiver rush through your body, leaving your skin just tingling. You’ve got almost everything you need just waiting for you in the closet. It’s been a long, long time, and the parlours are all pretty much gone… but you can bring it back. You can bring it all back if only you had the right accessory to finish off the look. All you need to conjure back the 1950s, to resurrect that Pleasantville atmosphere, to find your way back to that most perfect if Ice Cream Parlours with the perfectly swell jukebox music… … is this perfect Pink Poodle Skirt. Let go of the strappings of the modern world and embrace that super swell time by joining this soft pink fleece skirt with the rest of your ‘50s gear. The comfortable elastic waist will keep the skirt fitting great while you twirl to your twisting beats and the adorably embroidered white poodle with its golden sequin leash will call back all the best memories. Accompany the skirt with a nice cardigan sweater and head scarf and wingtip sneakers or roller skates and that delightful Ice Cream will be only seconds away.
Disco Duds for Disco StudsJeans? Don't make us laugh! Every disco stud knows that the key to setting the dance floor ablaze with your devilish dance moves involves sequins. Lots of them. Your jeans just won't cut it if you want to be a real disco stud. So, when disco night rolls around, be sure to put your jeans in the closet for the night and feast your eyes on these Reversible Sequin Disco Pants. Yes, THESE are the pants that help you make a scene at the discotheque.Design & DetailsOur costume designers wanted to create a pair of 70s style pants that would really stand out from the rest. These dazzling pants are what they cooked up. They have a bellbottom design, because 70s style begins and ends with bellbottoms. They come with a layer of shimmering silver sequins on the exterior, but they come with a little surprise! They have a reversible style that can switch to black sequins, so you get 2 pretty nifty styles in one pair of pants.Put the Jeans AwayYour jeans may be pretty stylish for most days of the week, but when you're heading out for some disco dancing, then you'd better be wearing these 70s sequin pants!
Oldie But a GoodieIs there anything better than going back to the classic rap anthems of the early nineties. Most likely you're not listening to a mixed tape labeled "Off the heasy mix" in highlighter bubble letters. You're probably hunting down your favorites on the world wide web. That still doesn't change the way you feel when the first chords of that song from your childhood start beating from your speakers. These songs instantly boost your confidence. They make you want to throw on a pair of sunglasses, roll down your window, and sing the lyrics at whoever is next to you at a red stoplight. And who knows, that grandma in the Subaru next to you might be able to rap the rest of the lyrics better than you. Because lady-led rap groups of the early nineties were for everyone! So if you want to celebrate a time when people walked around with boom boxes on their shoulders and traded mixtapes, this Push It Popstar costume is for you!Product DetailsYou'll look stylin' for the paparazzi in this unitard, jacket, and gold chain. It's easy to slip into character with a zipper up the back. The jacket has a center zipper with an elastic waistband that celebrates that nineties cut. The jacket proudly proclaims "Mix Maker" to celebrate the secret DJ skills you know are marinating in there somewhere. So slip on some hoop earrings and throw on that "oldies but goodies" playlist cause it's time to get back in touch with your nineties rap roots. 80s Hip Hop CostumeAre you ready to get together with a group of friends to make timeless rap anthems? Maybe not, maybe you just want to reenact those music video moves that you watched on MTV while eating cereal on Saturday mornings. So don't hold back. Get in touch with your bad self with this rad Push It costume!
Sixteen Candles StyleRemember those 1980s fashions? Weren’t they just amazing? Sure, they weren’t always practical – many of the styles were stolen from less-trendy occupations. Those chunky legwarmers probably weren’t always headed to a workout: More likely, you’d sport them for coffee with a friend. Most of the totally rad Sperry Topsiders in circulation never treaded a yacht’s deck, but they sure looked snazzy on a college campus. And those amazing neon ski suits that every young lady was pining to have? We doubt many of them saw a single ski slope. But hey, if those ladies had ever wanted to start winter sports, they would have looked sensational while slaloming!Product DescriptionEmbrace your 80s ethos when you rock this Women’s Awesome 80s Ski Suit Costume! This powder blue jumpsuit is playful, preppy, and absolutely the last word in stylish loungewear. The jumpsuit has elastic in the wrists, ankles, and waist so that you can show off that gorgeous figure you earned from all of those aerobics classes. The sleeves are purple and the collar is neon pink because you can’t have an 80s outfit without neon, obviously! A yellow zipper closure runs from the collar down the front of the jumpsuit so that you can customize your neckline. Yellow, pink, and purple stripes wrap around the right leg just above the ankle for some added funk. The yellow triangle emblem on the right front doubles as a pocket - to hold your Bazooka Gum, of course!Exercise? You Mean Extra-Stylish!You’ll be queen of the slopes in this excellent 80s-style ski suit! Of course, your outfit is so cute that it really isn’t meant for actual exercise. Better stay in the lounge and watch the parade of medallion necklaces, high-waisted jeans, and Ray-Bans. Totally tubular!
Do you ever just feel like gettin' down? That's a weird question to ask these days, and will probably invite lots of confused questions. ("Down where?", "How do we get down there?", "Is there free wi-fi?", etc) But, if you hear that question and immediately start feelin' the groove, then this far out Feelin' Groovy Disco Dress is the perfect costume for you!Back in the funky 1970's, everybody who was anybody knew that you didn't have a good time by asking too many questions and being a buzzkill. You just went with the flow, and let the music take you away! That's why back in those days, if someone asked you if you wanted to "get down" you either jumped right in and started dancing, or you said "No thank you, I would not like to get down." Okay, our memories of the 70's are a little fuzzy (they were the 70's, after all) so maybe it didn't happen quite like that. But we know there definitely were bright colors, flashy lights, and groovy tunes, which are things we can all still get into!Whether you're gettin' down under a disco ball, havin' your mind blown by a laser show, or hangin' out with your other groovy pals, you'll look outta sight in this flared psychedelic mini dress! It also comes with a matching hair tie, so all you need to add is a pair of groovy go-go boots and some jangling jewelry, and you'll be ready to get down tonight!
Circus, circusThe circus life can be pretty exciting! The traveling circus lifestyle was popular from the early nineteen hundreds into the mid-century. Entertainment was a lot more exciting back then if you ask us. Instead of turning on the television and watching a movie on Saturday night, families would buy ten-cent tickets and head out to a huge big top tent as the sunset. It was family fun that made both young and old wiggle in excitement all week, wondering what would be in store under the red and white striped canopy. Talented folks that didn't quite fit into society's norms were dressed up and ready to give their audience an experience that they'd never forget. Product DetailIf your child is ready to join the circus, the strong man is a great place for him to start! The singlet is colorful in vertical red and white stripes. The undershirt has muscle padding and is printed with tattoos like ships, a skull, and other classic Americana tattoos. Your child will even get gauntlets so he'll be ready for some circus level weightlifting. Pictures of your child's costume this Halloween will look timeless and classic whether the strongman is solo or teamed up with other circus performers. Old School Swol' The strongman is always an important part of an old-fashioned circus. He'll love posing in the muscle-bound shirt. Finish the look off with a black mustache and the hundred-pound barbell and your kid will feel right at home in the ring. This can easily be a family costume when you pair this costume with a clown costume, a ringmaster, lion tamer, or even a few performing animals! So, get the popcorn started and start hawking those tickets. Your little strongman is sure to receive a standing ovation where ever he's trick-or-treating!
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)!
Fashion BackwardPeople always say fashion forward. Lately, we've been thinking, "Why?" After all, tons of decades had some seriously amazing style. Just take a look at the 60s, for instance. The haircuts... the oversized jewelry, the amazing clothing patterns. Sign us up to head back in time!Well, our costume designers really wanted to capture the essence of the 1960s! That's why they crafted this Women's 1960s Mod Fashion Accessory Kit. It comes with a variety of items to help you showcase some retro style, whether that's for your next costume party or just a way to add some vintage vibes to your everyday wear.Design & DetailsThis Made By Us accessory kit comes with a scarf, a pair of sunglasses, and a pair of earrings. The scarf has a psychedelic floral print and can be tied as desired around your hair, or around your neck. The sunglasses have an oversized, cat-eye design, and feature smoke-tinted lenses to give you an aura of mystery! Finally, the earrings have a matching white, oversized design common from the 60s! They are intended for pierced ears.Put them all together and you're ready for a trip back in time! Be sure to check out our full range of accessories from the 60s to customize your look!
Get Your Groove On!When we think back on the changing fashions of different decades, some make us cringe and some have held up over the years. Some are so timeless, you can't even tell when they first arrived on the style scene.The 1970s did not produce such styles. Pretty much any style from the 1970s is very obviously from the 1970s, from giant bell bottom jeans to burnt orange color schemes to lapels so wide, they might catch too much wind and carry you away like sails. But we say, when it comes to fashion, go big or go home! Sure, the 1970s weren't subtle or particularly classy, but they were bold and bright and proud, and you've got to admire that! There's something impressive and inspiring about showing up to a formal event in an in-your-face sequinned jumpsuit or a tuxedo covered in garish plaid patterns. And don't forget the unmistakably '70s powder blue prom tuxes or prom dresses made out of what appeared to be couch fabric. With all that in mind, we're not surprised at all that you want to show up at your next costume party as a groovy disco girl!Product DetailsYou're sure to be the grooviest babe at the costume party in this Women's Sexy Disco Babe Costume. The black pullover stretchy fabric dress is made out of 86 percent polyester and 14 percent spandex. The dress is covered in bright printed gold accents and features bell sleeves that are all the rage. There's also a stretchy sequinned gold belt with a metal buckle on the front, along with a gold necklace with a clasp closure. All you need is some sky-high platform sandals to complete the look!Dancing QueenYou'll be ready to dance the night away in this Sexy Disco Babe Costume!
Halloween is right around the corner and if you want to the most fabulous flapper or the sauciest showgirl anyone has ever seen, you’re going to need the right accessories. Finding what works is hard because it’s different for everyone. However, everyone can agree that an 80 Gram Feather Boa is always a perfect addition to any outfit!Check out this amazing, turquoise beauty. It will easily make you the most glamorous gal at any gathering. Just imagine this glitzy accessory majestically fluttering behind you while you glide across the dance floor. Now, we understand that turquoise may not be everybody’s cup of tea and that’s why we have a rainbow of options when it comes to feather boas! So grab this Turquoise 80 Gram Feather Boa or one of our many other boas, match it with a snazzy pearl necklace, and you’ll be ready to hit up the party scene.