At first I was afraid. I was Petrified. Kept thinking I could never live without you by my side.The best way we have found to deal with a sad break up, is to go out for a little fun on the town. And if he tries to get you back, just tell him to walk right out that door. You have other things to be doing. Like dancing at the Disco.Slip on this Women's Plus Size Disco Diva Dress, and forget about him. The whole dance club will see you walking in glittering like a proper disco gal in this swirl patterned sequined dress. Adding a pair of gogo boots will complete your diva look. The women will all be asking where you got such a happening dress, and the men will be clamoring over themselves to be the first to dance with you. By the end of the night you will be saying, "Who was I trying to forget? Must not have been anyone important."Maybe, you'll even find your next guy there. The kind of man who loves to go out, and disco till the sun comes up. Because, like Gloria Gaynor sang, as long as you know how to love you know you will survive! Because you have all your life to live, and all your love to give. You will Survive. But, in this Disco Diva Dress you wont just "survive" you'll thrive!
ALL DIVA DUDES, REPORT TO THE DANCE FLOORWith all the dance crazes happening these days, keeping up is difficult. As soon as you start getting the hang of one dance, a new one goes viral. Mastering the art of 'the floss' posed more of a challenge than learning a foreign language and don't get us started on the trials and tribulations that came along with attempting Drake's "In My Feelings" challenge. (It almost ended with serious injuries, but spoiler alert, we survived.) Do you ever miss going to the club and not feel anxious because you aren't up-to-date on the hottest dance trends? Ugh, the good old days! Well, now there's a way to get back to your roots and relive simpler times when fellow clubgoers were doing the hustle and the lawnmower, moves that requires way less coordination and skill. This Halloween, make classic dance moves from the past trendy again! Wear the disco dude plus size shirt costume, hit the clubs, and break out some older, safer, less complicated dance moves. Plenty of people will thank you for it; us included! PRODUCT DETAILSBefore we begin to describe this sparkly shirt, please note, this costume only contains this amazing long-sleeve; the pants are sold separately. The knit shirt has attached, iridescent, rainbow sequins and a wide wing collar. This garment also features real, functional buttons on the sleeve cuffs and down the center front. ACCESSORIES, YA DIG?If you really want to make a splash at the party with far-out duds paired with blast-from-the-past dance moves, then pick up some must-needed accessories too. Pick up the black sequin disco pants, a gold 'disco' necklace, platform shoes, an afro wig and a pair of aviator shades to imitate the exact look pictured here.
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!
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.
Like, Totally Cute Costume!Have you told your child all about growing up in the 80s? Have you introduced them to your favorite films, bands, and trends from your childhood (hello, puffy paint and slap bracelets!)? Have they developed their own appreciation for off-the-shoulder attire, side ponytails, and a healthy dose of neon, thanks to your great tutelage? Who can blame you? The 80s were so much fun! The vibrant colors, crazy patterns, and wild style feel so nostalgic to relive. So just imagine how you'll feel when you get to see your kiddo all done up in this Kid's 80s Valley Girl Costume! She'll look just like a mini version of you, way back when. Gear up for a classic 80s film fest in research mode, and then spend all Saturday perfecting your Valley Girl accent, because this rad little number is, like, totally going to make everyone go mental on Halloween— it's so cute!Design & DetailsOur in-house design team took real care creating this exclusive costume, and they tapped into their favorite youthful trends to craft a high-quality look that's worthy of your little Miss Popular. It's a knit dress with a translucent mesh neckline, yellow bodice, and lime-green tiger-striped skirt, complete with a taffeta hem. The jacket is oh-so-80s with its oversized puffed sleeves and hot pink hue, while the hair scrunchie matches perfectly. Way cool!Future Looks BrightSo go ahead and help your child accessorize at will — think plastic jewelry, leg warmers, or even jelly sandals! Your kiddo's Halloween future is looking bright — neon, in fact! At least you'll be able to see her easily while she trick-or-treats.
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!
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!
Are you ready to rock and roll all night, and party every day!? Not in those rags, you're not, but once you suit up in our exclusive Authentic Spaceman Costume, you'll be ready to put on a mind blowing show that's out of this world!Everyone who's ever heard KISS has got their favorite band member. The Demon, The Starchild, The Catman. Sure, they're alright, but who cares about them? You're here because you crave the raw, wicked licks from The Spaceman's electric guitar! The whole band has a part to play and a time to shine, from dealing out the earth-shattering vocals and thundering drum beats. But when The Spaceman starts dishing out a guitar solo, all eyes are on him! It might also have to do with the smoke and pyrotechnics bellowing out of his axe while he's shredding away, but that's just a day in the life of an epic god of rock. He knows if a concert ends with all of the amps laying in smoldering piles around the stage, he's done his job!The only thing better than watching The Spaceman tear it up on stage is to dress up in our wild costume and causing some mayhem of your own! This shiny jumpsuit is officially licensed realistic KISS attire, and features stitched on lightning bolt and sequin embellishments, and detachable silver foam shoulder rings, for a hard rockin' look! Grab our matching wig and put on some Spaceman style face paint, and get ready to party like a legend, all night long!
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!
What do you do when you gotta make some scratch to survive in 1920s New York City? You become a newsie news boy, obviously. And what do you do when you want a timeless throwback costume to relive some history? This Plus Size Newsies costume for men!You'll be ready to hit the streets and let everybody know that there's an extra edition available for a nickel when you go in this detailed costume. A HalloweenCostumes.com exclusive, you can pair this look with your partner or friends to form a group theme of the roaring twenties. With gangsters, flappers, and a newsboy, you could have a whole family who's secretly working for the mob!Whatever kind of story you cook up, we're sure you're going to feel like a throwback with this detailed costume. A wide collar plaid shirt tucks into cross hatched short pants that include attached suspenders for fit. A tweed-wool vest goes over the ensemble, and a matching driving cap completes the old-timey look. And as if that wasn't enough to get you starting shilling the news, we also made sure to include a satchel carrier bag so you can carry all those extra editions around with you. (Pro tip: it also works pretty great for carrying around your party accessories, too!) Whatever kind of adventure you choose to undertake with this costume, we're sure that it's going to be a throwback blast. And you might just end up with a little extra coin in your pocket at the end of the night!
Blonde BombshellThe 1950s were such a glamorous era! It gave us Marilyn Monrose's famous white dress, Lauren Bacall's smoky-eyed smolder, and Betty Grable's long lines. And one thing all of these ladies had in common besides their spunk was their stylish hair! If you want to channel the 1950s, blonde curls are the way to go. Product DetailsGive your best starlet impression when you wear this exclusive Short Blonde 50s Wig for Women! The mesh cap has an elastic edge to ensure a snug fit, and is completely covered in light blonde synthetic hair. The hair comes pre-styled in loose, short curls and blunt front bangs. If desired, style the wig further with non-heated tools.The Big ChangeIt's certain that being blonde can be a fun change! Wear this cute wig with saddle shoes and a poodle skirt if you're feeling flirty, or with a slinky, glittery dress if you're feeling dangerous. Either way, you'll knock 'em all out.
Are you headed to a ball later this week? A big fancy gala? A black-tie event? It can be nerve wracking to go to something like that. All those women in fancy dresses, and glittering jewelry. Their pinky fingers raised as they drink champagne from crystal glasses. You have the dress, and you’ve been practicing your finger lift, but you are still missing something.You don’t need fancy jewelry, just something to set you apart from all the other women at the ball. Something like these Extra Long White Satin Gloves. You won’t need to wear a diamond tennis bracelet when you have these long gloves covering your hands. Enjoy a dance with a gentleman without having to worry if your hands are too sweaty, as they help show off your dress!
I've had the best summer of my life, and now I have to go away. It isn't fair. - SandyUnfortunately, summer can't last forever, but a bright outfit can be the key to keeping the good vibes going! This officially licensed Grease Good Sandy costume for plus size ladies, might just put you in a very sunny mood! This 50s inspired costume has been designed to recreate Sandy's outfit when from Grease. The banana yellow a-line skirt is truly reminiscent of vintage style, while the white belt cinches the look together and forms a flattering figure. Just tuck in the classic white button up and throw the coordinating yellow cardigan over it for a "good girl" look.
Fresh Style SeshIt's hard to explain the 80s to those who weren't there. What a time! The music, the energy, the politics, and of course...the fashion! If you were a child of the eighties, you may sometimes find yourself saying things to young people today, like, "I was around the first time scrunchies were in fashion!" Or, "Yeah, my generation invented that off-the-shoulder look." But the great thing about this Women's Radical Eighties Costume is that anyone can enjoy the style of the best-ever style era, instantly. In it, you can imagine you're a fancy socialite heading to a happening party, or just a gal going about her business, waiting for her fave music video to air on MTV. Just make sure you leave your cell phone at home...they weren't around in the 80s, and scrolling on yours will totally ruin your authentic look!Product DetailsThis costume is all the rage! It hits so many key style markers of the times. It includes a pullover midriff top with off-the-shoulder straps and bold floral print. The bright pink skirt is super high-waisted, and the white faux-patent belt shines at the top. The satin hair bow plays perfectly against your side pony (duh!), and attaches via a barrette. Accessorize with scrunchies, slap bracelets, jelly shoes, or any other 80s gems you can dream up!Long Live the 80s!It doesn't matter when you were born, this costume says a lot about your personal love for the 1980s. And if there is anything the newest generation of acid-wash jean wearers and scrunchie enthusiasts have taught us, the 80s are here to stay for good!
Good girls can have a dangerous side too. Just look at Sandy from the final scenes of Grease! She wowed all the T-Birds with her new look and now, you can get her stunning style with this Plus Size Bad Sandy Costume from the hit movie.This women’s costume comes with a polyester and spandex blend top that stretches to fit. It also comes with a matching pair of pants with an elastic band in the waist. Both pieces are jet black, evoking a dangerous and mysterious look. It also comes with a black belt with a metal buckle to finish the look off. Once you have it on, you’ll be ready to meet Danny Zuko at the carnival to show him your new digs!
A Little LuckOnce upon a time there was a girl who desired to be a movie star. She was talented and beautiful, but she just didn't like her hands. So one day she went shopping for some way to cover up what she considered to be unsightly hands. She went to every store she could think of, and just couldn't find what she wanted. Then she decided to shop online.She was in luck! Her search was over when she found the Plus Red Gloves. The beautiful pair of satin red gloves can be paired nicely with any outfit. Add an extra bit of glamour to your next Halloween costume. Or, rock these beautiful satin red gloves with an evening gown. The elbow-length is perfect to layer diamonds or pearls over.
A Bonnie History BuffSo, your kiddo is a bit of a history buff? Cool! There's lots to learn about the olden days and important events of the past. Both the good and bad events! A great way to engage with history, of course, is through creative costuming. And, whether for a dramatic reenactment or for Halloween fun, we're happy to report that we're fully stocked on costumes for famous characters from the past. Of course, if your child does want to learn about the troublesome parts of history, she may way to focus on criminal exploits. And we've got a fantastic costume to help her learn about one of the most famous criminals of all time. That would be the one and only Bonnie Parker! If you're not quite sure if you've heard of her, we're sure you have. She's the Bonnie from Bonnie and Clyde!Bonnie and Clyde were the famous bank-robbing duo of the 1930s whose nefarious exploits garnered the attention of the whole country. And, now, we've created a Bonnie the Bandit costume that is a great representation of an outfit that Bonnie Parker might have worn while on the run! Exclusively Made By Us, this girl's 1930s outfit will have her ready to learn about some criminal history.Design & DetailsOur Bonnie costume for kids comes with a yellow blouse, a plaid skirt, a black hat, and a printed scarf. The plaid skirt is styled with a flared hem and kick pleats and it has a zipper in the right side seam. The vintage-style blouse features 3/4 length sleeves and has buttons in the front and at the sleeve cuffs. The square scarf ties around the neck and features a printed design on faux-silk fabric. A black beret completes the outfit and you can add bank robber accessories, sold separately, for the look we have pictured!
Many kids dream of growing up to be rockstars. While few of them ever make that dream a reality, it’s still fun to fantasize about even in adulthood.You won't have to be good at guitar to win over the ladies. All you need is a good costume and a little bit of rock ‘n roll attitude. (But knowing how to play an instrument could always help improve your chances). While we can't help with the musical abilities part, we can get you a pretty sweet costume fit for a rockstar. Hit the stage as KISS frontman in this Authentic Paul Stanley Costume. This costume is perfect for a concert, Halloween, or for displaying your superfan status!This authentic, officially licensed Paul Stanley costume comes with everything you need to create his signature stage style. The costume is a nylon/spandex blend, so you know it’s comfortable enough for all night wear. The costume body is made up of two parts, a black tank shirt and a pair of matching pants. The shirt has an elastic waist so that it stays in place even during your rockstar moves and the pants also have an elastic waist for a comfortable fit. Hook and Loop fastener attachments secure the shirt to the pants so you can move freely without baring your belly. The studded choker necklace attaches with Hook and Loop fastener in the back, with some adjustment available to fit your neck properly. The pants have loops for the belt, which is not included with the costume. Be sure to add the finishing details by adding a wig, belt, makeup, and, of course, his signature boots!
Decisions DecisionsSo you've decided to dress as a flapper? Well, congratulations! Dressing up as a 20's fashionista is the most exciting decade to channel. That golden age was filled with things we still love today. It was the age of the Manhattan, of that brand new jazz sound, and most importantly, the age of fringe.Design & DetailsIs there anything as fun as wearing a dress made mostly of fringe? We don't think so. Well, maybe wearing a dress made of fringe on a yacht, dancing to a full brass band with an illegal mint julep in hand. That's only more fun if you're still wearing a fringe dress. This satiny black dress has seven layers of fringe. Seven layers, that's the perfect amount of layers. There are seven layers in a seven layer dip, there are seven deadly sins, and there are seven layers of fringe dancing with you as you shimmy yourself across the dance floor. With the sequined and feathered headband, you'll be ready to emerge as the star that you always have been. Just don't forget your pearls and your long black gloves. Because, darling, gloves are a high society must! Don't cause a scandal by going to the Gatsby party bare armed.When you slip on your flapper dress you might find you'll be tempted to expressions like "the bee's knees" and maybe even "jeepers creepers!". We suggest you simply go with it. The life of a flapper is a real hoot, so if the flapper attitude leaks into your everyday life, it can only be a good thing.
If you're blue and you don't know where to go toWhy don't you go where Harlem flitsPuttin' on the RitzThat's right, gang, it's time to put back on the Ritz. "Puttin' on the Ritz" means to get dressed up all glitzy and glammy. And why not? You only live once, right? And what's the best way to put on the Ritz? By harkening back to those olden days when "Puttin' on the Ritz" was the hottest song in town, the 1920s! Yes, the 1920s, when flappers weren't birds but women dressed for going out, when Al Capone ruled the world of secret speakeasies, and when Warren G referred to Warren G Harding, the president! It was a different time, full of carefree fun. Whether you were getting rich off the Teapot Dome scandal or just enjoying the teetotaling life of Prohibition, the 1920s were a wonderful time for America, and certainly nothing bad would ever happen again, right?Wrong! The Great Depression happened. What a mess! Let's not think about all that icky bad stuff. Instead, let's focus on the fun and good times of being a happy flapper! Kick up your heels and twirl that fringe as you Charleston your way from here to... Charleston! It's the perfect way to revel in the cultural history of the time, and you get to wear sequins! That's a win win! Sequins and fringe on the same dress is almost too wonderful, but fortunately there aren't any laws against fun! So get your dancing shoes on, it's time to make some memories!
Your little one may be a few years away from joining the varsity squad, but you can get him ready now with this costume sweater! Officially licensed from Grease, this Deluxe Rydell High Letterman Sweater is the perfect way to make your child look like the big man on campus. This child-sized sweater is a simple white cardigan that's inspired by the iconic movie, Grease. It's made out of comfy acrylic materials. The front of the sweater has a bright red "R" on the front and the sleeve even has a pair of matching red stripes. Any little Grease fan will love wearing it to the next big game!
Times are pretty stressful these days. You’re obviously familiar with it, yourself, as you work hard and come home only to find more work waiting for you. But, our kiddos aren’t having a much easier time. They have a ton of homework all the time. Even in the summers, people are already starting to plan their day. And now they can barely even sit back and listen to some good music without it being interrupted by a weird combination of commercials that they don’t care about and political issues that they shouldn’t even need to worry themselves over!We all constantly dream of simpler days when all the crazy was a little less in our faces, so we can imagine that they do, too. Sad thing is that they don’t have as much to look back on. Their times have kind of always been hectic. With the ready availability of cell phone signal and the intrusive nature of the insidious ads out there, now, it is hard to find a time that we can just run out and enjoy a little low-tech circle-running. But, there can be an answer. Finding the right time is just the solution we need… and we recommend that time be the 1960s!Just think: that little tyke of yours probably already loves bring colors and the basic ideas of peace and love. So, a bit of tie-dyed colors, flowers, and a cheerful peace sign is already right up their alley. Make those dreams come true with this Toddler Peace & Love Hippie costume! The faux suede minidress has a V-neck and bell sleeves you’re your kiddo is going to love as well as prints of hearts and peace signs everywhere… and even more fringe. The headband is a similar fabric which can be tied up however you think is the most fun. Available in multiple sizes in case you’d like the whole family to celebrate the fun together.
The alley is dark, it doesn't look like much back there. A cat, or what you hope is a cat, skitters away from you as you step, tentatively, away from the sidewalk and into the gloom. There's one light above a door at the end of the alley and you hurry toward it, your heels clicking on the paving stones. You knock two hard knocks and three light on the door, just like you were told to do. A handsome man in a fedora answers and as he opens the door you hear it and smell it all at once. The trumpeting of the brass band, the smoke, the laughter, the magic of the speakeasy is floating up from the staircase, just for you. Wouldn't it be great to be a part of the golden era that was the 20's? Those ladies sure knew how to dress. They had thrown off their corsets for the ever fabulous sheath dresses that we still love today. The style back then was all about texture: beading, fringe, and feathers. All that fringe was really something once you were shimmying to jazz music out on the dance floor. Imagine that, after ladies had been wearing corsets in sealed up drawing rooms less than ten years earlier. Flappers were making up for lost time. These ladies knew how to razzle dazzle. Bring the magic of the speakeasies back to life in this royal purple flapper dress. When you put on this fabulous ensemble you'll be ready for all that jazz. Sure, this flapper's looking great in purple but tonight she's going to paint the town red.
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!
Work Your Bod Workout wear was all the rage in the 80s. And, like everything else in the world at that time, those gym clothes tended to be bold, bright, and pretty intense! Anyone who was anyone could be seen at their local Jazzercise studio, or rocking a new step aerobics routine in eye-catching style. As a personal trainer, you can't think of any better look for your big Halloween bash than this nod to workout fashion. And we couldn't agree more!Lucky for you, then, that we've come up with this Women's Work It Out 80s Costume, because otherwise you might spend your time searching high and low for a used leotard at a secondhand store. Does that sound like the stuff Halloween dreams are made of? Not even! This great getup is 100% 80s perfection and will help you stay true to yourself and your passion, all with a bit of costume flair that's totally fun!Design & DetailsThe 80s were well known for bright neons and punchy prints, and an oddly seamless mixing of the two. The style of the times was unstoppable! Thus, our amazing costume studio worked hard to capture the era's essence in this cool look. Made by Us right here and meant to get your heart rate up, this costume includes a hot pink leotard and geometric-print crop top, along with coordinated tights, a headband, wrist bands, and leg warmers. Truly, all you need is a burst of energy and some fab footwear to complete your look!Step It UpAs a trainer, you know all about pushing yourself toward greatness. Nailing this costume look, then, should be a goal you can easily crush. Just make sure to learn some totally gnarly moves to show off with. Folks are going to expect a peppy demonstration! Boombox not included.
She may have accidentally dyed her hair a pastel shade of pink, but you have to hand it to Frenchy for chasing after her dreams even if it didn’t quite work out the way she wanted it to. Of course, the highlight of her story in Grease comes when she receives a visit from her guardian angel and his backup Beauty School Dropout singers.This Grease Beauty School Dropout costume lets you turn into one of the characters in that pivotal moment! The over-sized smock is knee-length and the sparkling silver apron is decorated with sequins. The headpiece, a collection of curlers assembled into a twinkling tower, will nest neatly on top of your head. Now, get out there and show Frenchy that she needs to head back to school!
Lights, Camera, Action!Do you ever wonder what it was like to work in Hollywood in its hay day? It was a smaller world back then. People didn't have phones in their pockets, tablets at their bedsides, they often didn't even have televisions in their living rooms. If they wanted to be entertained, they had to head to the velvet seats of the cinema. So it was a big deal to be one of the few folks charming the world from the big silver screen! Paparazzi was a new profession but they caught on quickly enough. If you were a star you had to be careful. You could be doing something as simple as walking over a drafty air grate and when the photographers caught your skirts billowy up, that could be your iconic image for generations to come!Product DetailsThis bright white halter dress will be instantly recognizable as soon as you make your old school Hollywood style entrance. While finding a Subway grate for your reenactment photos is up to you, this dress has a little extra sass with a sheer chiffon skirt the shows the bodysuit underneath. The bodysuit snaps open at the bottom to make trips to the ladies room a breeze. What a fun twist to such an iconic look!Opening NightWhen you show up in this costume people might expect you to be a little extra. You'll have to learn how to manipulate the dramatic long skirt and to talk in that classic half whisper voice. Just make sure you've got the picturesque red shade of lipstick and the curly blond wig and you'll be ready for your closeup. Want to make this a group costume? Pair up with an old-school baseball player and other major stars from Hollywood. Because as you know, you can take the star out of Hollywood but you can't take Hollywood out of the girl!
Peace and LoveWould-be time travelers pay attention! Wherever you go it's very important for you to blend into your surroundings so as not to alter history. For that, you need the right look...We often wish we could go back in time. If we could go anywhere, we'd go back to the 1960s. All the music, the psychedelic vibes, and hippie culture is truly exciting to folks like us who would love to see what it was like before we were all buried in our phones 24/7! Who wouldn't want to see the Haight-Ashbury district at its peak! Of course, we've spent a lot of time thinking about what kind of outfit would be perfect to wear, should we ever get our hands on a working time machine... Our costume experts went to work, once again, to design the perfect costume to wear to the '60s and this is what they came up with, and we think it's exactly what we wanted!Design & DetailsThis Flower Child costume is a women's outfit designed to make you feel right at home at Woodstock '69. The costume comes with a white dress with lace trim and wide, billowing bell sleeves. A faux leather vest with fringe fits over the dress since no hippie costume is complete without a bit of fringe! The flower headband adds the finishing touch since if you're going to San Francisco, you need to wear flowers in your hair (or so we're told anyway).Flower Child CostumeSo grab your acoustic guitar, and get ready to show the peace sign all the time because if you successfully travel back in time, this Flower Child outfit will blend right in! Okay, so time travel is pretty unrealistic, but you're going to look great at any retro party or any hippie music festival in the summer.
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!
La Vie Est Poodle Ooh la la! Poodles are definitely the most stylish breed of dogs ever. We love their curly fur, especially when it's styled like a Parisian hairdo. There's something so je ne sais quoi about strolling down a lovely cobblestone street with a dainty poodle companion and a perhaps a fresh baguette tucked under one arm. If Paris isn't in your near future or you don't have your dream dog, don't despair! You can always improvise with the perfect accessory. Product DetailsCelebrate your love of fashion and fashionable dogs with this exclusively designed Pink Poodle Purse! The white faux leather bag has a long crossbody strap and a zip-up center pocket that's perfect for storing your wallet and some costume accessories. The front is decorated with an adorable poodle face, complete with pink faux fur and sparkly black bows over the ears. Pink fur also embellishes a pair of paws and a tail that wags charmingly from the side of the purse. Oh So TimelessWhether you're recreating a 1950s glamor look or just want to bring some flair to your everyday outfit, you'll love wearing this purse! Best of all, it doesn't bark or shed.
They said a broad couldn't make it in the gangster world. To them, we say, "Hey! What's the beef?"! You've always known your daughter had a little more edge to her. Even when she was running around the playground in pigtails and lace she seemed a little more hardboiled than the other kindergarteners. When she fell off the slide, she'd look around like someone pushed her. The whimper and tear firmly frozen in her sweet little eyes. She's certainly not a bully but she's never been a pushover. So, when she asked you to be a gangster for her next costume party, how could you say no when it seemed so right! This ensemble is chic as well as intimidating. The pinstriped blazer and pants will make her look professional as she's bootlegging banned soda pop into the school cafeteria. Someone this professional looking isn't about to end up in the Big House (detention), she'll be on the lam before those nasty coppers (teachers) catch her! With a black, collared Dickey and a red rose, she won't have any problem collecting dough and keeping those fellow gangsters on the up and up.So, this Halloween, don't be some wise guy, cutting corners. Set your little lady up with some threads for her new profession! This ensemble is exclusively designed with a straight leg cut, a curved hem jacket, and a proud collar. Pair it off with a chic fedora hat and she'll be ready to roll. That'll show those fella's not to question a dame!
The Jazz Age—that swingin' good time characterized by parties, prohibition (or lack thereof), and flappers—had some of the very best accessories in the modern era, don't you think? There's the seductive and mysterious birdcage veil, the cute little bowler hats, and the slender cigarette holders. There were dresses galore to match it all with, and parties everywhere to show it all off.What a time! You know what accessory everyone's been sleepin' on? The feather boa! Which means it's nigh time you took advantage of that and grabbed this feathery green feather boa. You can wrap it around your neck and Lindy hop your way into the roaring twenties. It even comes in multiple colors, so you can look like any Hollywood starlet your heart desires—from Marilyn Monroe to Zelda Fitzgerald.
Classic EleganceHas there ever been anything more elegant than wrapping something plush around your shoulders? Maybe, but we’re coming up short on what that might be. When we think of a classically sophisticated individual, boas come to mind immediately. They pair wonderfully with full-length satin gowns and elbow-length gloves holding glasses of sparkling drinks. On stage, they add drama to a performance and mystery to a character. There’s only one problem: shedding feathers.There’s nothing sophisticated about cleaning up a pile of fluff that has fallen out of an accessory. But, there’s nothing more sophisticated than wearing the accessory most likely to shed. What is a person to do?Product DetailsWear a boa without feathers! Get all the plush luxury of a traditional boa without any of the mess with this Red Featherless Boa. With 72” of super-soft boa you can make a grand entrance in any room or on any stage—just throw this glamorous accessory over your shoulders. The washable, shed-free boa is ready to bring extra appeal to any outfit time and again—a truly timeless accessory!Mess-Free SophisticationWhether you’re planning to make your cabaret debut or rock a roaring 20s party, this Red Featherless Boa is the perfect addition to your outfit. Feel as elegant as ever and never fear a shedding mess when you wear this classic beauty.
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!
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!
Smooth MovesThe hand jive! The stroll! The Cha-cha! With all the great dances of the fifties, it's no wonder that their dance nights were so much fun that we still recreate them today! You might be wondering how high schoolers learned all those dances. That would be hard to do now when most students only go to three dances a year if they're lucky. But some high schools in the fifties often had a dance every weekend! Kids would just show up in street clothes, slip off their shoes to keep the gym floor pristine, and groove for a few hours. That sounds like a pretty great time to us!Design & DetailsSlipping into this sock hop kit is just as easy and casual as hosting a sock hop in the fifties! The kit features a circle skirt with an embroidered poodle patch, a pair of lacy socks with music notes on the ankles, cat eyeglasses, and a pale pink polka dot scarf. Pair the poodle skirt with all sorts of tops from preppy cardigans to collared button-ups, or even a boat neck striped top. However you wear this set, you'll be ready to rock and roll once you're all dressed up!Hand Jive PracticeAre you just pacing the floor until your sleek fifties costume arrives? Don't just stand there, use this time to practice a couple of your fifties dances! The best part is, you can break out this costume many, many times with different variations. Get wild. Top your costume off with a full-on beehive hairdo, a set of pearls, or even a leather jacket if you want to go for a good girl gone bad look. Whether you're heading to a sock hop or a fifties diner for a special date, you're going to love this spin-worthy, fifties costume!
*Sigh* Some people just don't know how to act these days. In the golden age of the twenties, there was etiquette for every activity. While it was okay to go on a picnic, you had to make sure you never forgot your manners. If you wanted to maintain your spot in society you had to make sure you used the right fork, spoke at the right volume, and didn't make noises of any sort while eating. This 1920s socialite would struggle with finding any semblance of high society these days. The raised hemlines of her time were one thing but the torn jeans and tennis shoes of our time would send this classy lady searching for the nearest flask of hooch! While other flappers were rouging their knees and doing the Charleston this lovely lady was leaning with one arm on the fireplace of the drawing room in an established estate, dangling her cigarette holder aloft, and judging anyone in the vicinity who was low-born enough to have fun. Don't feel bad for her! When you're this classy just waking up is its own kind of thrill. If you're looking for a grand ensemble for a murder mystery dinner, roaring twenties dinner party, or simply something classy for that Halloween get together, you'll be stunning in this ivory satin dress. The cat's meow will have nothing on you in the lavish faux fur-trimmed velvet jacket. Topped with the dramatic headpiece you'll be ready to climb that social ladder. Wait, did that servant just try to serve you Moscato? Turn it away, ladies of your caliber drink nothing but Champagne!
Talk about an iconic look that never goes out of style: flappers have been a look that many have tried to imitate ever since their heyday in the 1920s. But just because it’s no longer the 20s (or the 20th century for that matter) doesn’t mean you can’t still dress the part every now and then.The flapper movement was all about having fun in a time when money was tight and laws were tighter. As with any rule, people found a way to break the laws of prohibition and were able to start an entire underground world in the process.You'll look hot enough to steal Jay Gatsby from Daisy Buchanan when you wear this Black Fringe 1920's Flapper Costume. This cute costume will make you look like you walked off of a movie screen this Halloween. Flapper costumes are all the rage this year, so get ready to boogie down in this hot number. The fabulous dress has seven rows of fringe for the ultimate illusion of movement when you are out on the dance floor. The black sequin trim at the collar of the dress gives your look a little more glimmer and shine. Top it off with a matching black sequin headpiece that displays a black feather and you’ll be ready to dance the night away in style! Get together with a group of flappers and reenact a fun night a speakeasy or take a partner in a gangster costume to show everyone who the hottest couple in town is!
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.
Someone once said that disco is dead. Or at least we've heard people always say that they say disco is dead. Whoever "they" is, right? Well if disco really is dead, they better get ready because you're bringing it back from the grave! They can take their negativity and leave the dance floor, or be swept up in the magic that is disco!But you know what? Disco isn't dead. Disco never even died! Don't believe us? Ask ABBA. Ask Barry Gibb (for all the young folks out there, he was in the Bee Gees. If you don't know who the Bee Gees are, we can't help you)! In fact, just point your finger at your hip and then back up toward the sky. You call that dead? That's disco, pumpkin! So it's time to light up the dance floor, turn up the music, break out the bell bottoms, warm up your vocal chords (this is a pretty long to do list. Are you sure you don't want to get a pen and paper or something?), put on your make up and your high heels, fro up that hair and dance! In this two-piece metallic outfit, you're no longer the normal woman your friends and family know. When you're rocking the bell cuff sleeves you're not that mild-mannered lady your coworkers know. You're more than that, so much more, when you step out on the dance floor. You know what you are. You're a diva! You're a dancing queen! And now it's time to get on out there looking like a gift from heaven as you teach all the kids out there what disco is really all about!
Get your mix tape ready for the party! Grab your slap bracelets, glitter, and bright orange pants, we're going to a dance. The 80s were a bright time in fashion when the hair was sky-high and the colors needed to be neon. We left our hearts with the jelly shoes and blue eye shadow. Get your 80s look on this Halloween. With the 80s Shirt Remix you will rock the party. Pair with hair spray to get that it-girl big hair and some zebra stripes for a bold look. The shirt has a signature boat neckline with cap sleeves. In 80s fashion, you can wear it off one shoulder. The slogan is printed in vibrant colors for added pizzazz. Don't forget your mix tape in the cassette player, we need music for the party!
Rydell High is one of the most prestigious schools in California! After all, it's home to the Pink Ladies and the T-Birds. Now, you can become a member of the Rydell High student body by wearing this officially licensed sweater for men.Based on the sweater worn by Rydell High Letterman, this deluxe Grease Sweater is a plus size sweater that takes its inspiration from the classic 1978 film. The cardigan style sweater made out of a comfortable acrylic material, which means it's both cozy and durable. The front of the sweater has the signature, bright red "R" designed right into the chest. It features matching red stripes around the sleeve to complete the look. You can wear it to craft the perfect Grease costume or use it to show off a little team spirit for Rydell High!
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.
This Grease Beauty School Dropout costume comes in a plus size and is made of a metallic polyester fabric, with plenty of silver sequin trim to make any girl shimmer and shine. It even comes with a cone-shaped hat full of hair rollers to transform your hair into the look of a beauty shop patron, so when Frenchy’s guardian angel shows up, you'll be ready to help him talk to Frenchy. Or, maybe you could change your tune and tell Frenchy to follow her dreams and to keep on trying to be a beautician? The choice is up to you when you reenact the classic Grease scene!
BECOME THE STAR OF THE SCENENo matter what decade you dwell in, it's never a bad thing to be the center of attention. A little glitz and glamor to your look makes you shine like the star you are. And, even if disco may be arguably dead, who says that you can't still channel the glory of a lost age!?With the right accessorizing, you can not only be part of the mod-squad no matter what year it is, but you can be a literally shining example of stardom, too! If only there were an icon of the age that would be recognized anywhere... DESIGN & DETAILSFear not! Our in-house designers would never let you go without that extra dose of sparkling splendor. With these exclusive 1960's Disco Ball Earrings, you can be sure that you're a modernist no matter what year it is! (Though, it will certainly accentuate a 60's style especially!) These 2" diameter plastic sphere earrings are fashioned after the iconic disco ball and feature reflective silver plates for the real look. Hanging from a 3" chain, they are light but super noticeable. Perfect for all your fancy looks! THE DISCO IS WHEREVER YOU AREThe only thing worse than disco being dead is a disco party going on that you haven't been invited to! Ensure that such a thing is never possible when the disco balls come with you thanks to these 1960's Mod Earrings. Shine all day and night long because you're the dancing queen, now!
Light It Up Cigars are one of those things that evoke a certain kind of lifestyle. If you see a humidor, you think of yachts and striped ties, or you think of white suits and Al Capone in a showdown outside a speakeasy. We're not saying that you have to be super rich or a gangster to have a cigar, but it probably doesn't hurt. Product DetailsThis exclusive Faux Cigar Costume Accessory will have people asking themselves what you really do for a living! The molded plastic accessory is painted brown with a gray end, and is decorated with a red and yellow label. Have a WhiffHaving a faux cigar is an excellent way to add realism to your outfit. Offer it to a friend and ask them if they can smell the bouquet. When they say that they only smell plastic, you can smile knowingly and tell them, "Maybe it's something that only experts can detect." This will fit right in with your posh or gangster persona (although your friend may have a thing or two to say).
Ready to make the great pilgrimage to San Francisco? Way back in the 60s, the counterculture of peace and love was all about packing up a van with as many other hippies as you could and heading to that exact place. On the way, they were sure to have some great pit stops where they enjoyed chill music, campfires, and braiding flowers into their long hair and beards. Those were the times, weren’t they? If only we could hop into our time traveling Volkswagen van and enjoy it all over again. It’d probably be a little better on the joints to be forty years younger too! While you’re packing up to head back a few decades, be sure to put this wonderful Daisy Flower Headband on. It was all the rage back then, and we’d love to see it make a comeback. Not much of a time traveler? These are fantastic for your costume, or for the next musical festival you’ve been excited to attend since you heard about it!
We like to picture the disco dancefloor as a glittering model of the cosmos—and not just because the disco ball at the center makes everybody feel like a star! Although maybe we should have gone with that, because it's a lot more catchy than what we were thinking. It's just that with the fog machine cranked up, the only visible light is reflected by the dancers' electric moves and their shimmering outfits! Yeah, we should have stuck with the thing about the stars.Anyway, this Plus Size Women's Disco costume features bright colors in an eye-catching pattern that was borrowed from the mind-bending fashion of the 60s, and it's covered head to toe in metallic sequins that belong to the 70s, when everything really seemed to sparkle! With flared cuffs on the sleeves and pants, this spectacular suit will make you look like a cross between a psychedelic alligator or an opulent ostrich: in other words, a real party animal!And since psychedelic alligator skins and opulent ostrich feathers cost a pretty penny, we recommend sticking with a 100% polyester ensemble like this for your next throwback bash or decades party. It's good for a complete look, including a matching scarf. It comes with everything you need, except for your favorite pair of boogie shoes. Though a poofy wig or some vervy sunglasses are a great way to make it feel like all the action revolves around you!