21st Fancy Dress Costumes

JerrisApparel Girls Princess Elsa Costume Party Dress Cosplay Anna Dress Up is a perfect fit for little girls who want to dress up as their favorite princess. Your little girl is going to love this dress!

Ay Caramba!Be as hot as a jalapeño in this Spicy Senorita costume. This Boo! Inc. costume comes with a headpiece, waist sash, and dress so you can do the Spanish rumba to flamenco at a Cinco de Mayo fiesta. Wear this for Halloween, theme parties, and costume contests. And when Halloween comes to an end, use it for role play, dress up, or cosplay. You're in for a spooktacular treat with this classic costume!Handle with Scare:This women's costume is made with 100% polyester, no hocus pocus materi... [Read More]

Slight v neck,add more elegance,sequin embellished along the neckline,beading paisley deco between the sequins lines.With two curve shape mesh short sleeve,art deco with beads and sequin floral,simple but unique.Embellished with beads and sequins,make into perfect paisley and marvelous flowers, vintage but look wonderful.At the bottom,the tassel hemline moves with magic,catching the light when you walk or do the charleston,look fabulous and vintage ,dazzling in this dress when attending your 192... [Read More]

A lavishly illustrated, authoritative presentation of the history of Islamic luxury textiles For centuries, luxury textiles were symbols of status, wealth, and power at Islamic imperial courts from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean, setting standards for beauty and fueling prosperous, urban economies. This book offers an unparalleled examination of Islamic luxury textiles, drawn from the Cleveland Museum of Art’s exemplary collection as well as from museums on four continents. Leading scholar L... [Read More]

With over 5 decades as the world's leader in costumes and accessories we take seriously the mission to make dressing up fun. From witches and pirates to vampires and zombies, from graceland to galaxies far, far away, we know that the Rubie's costume collection will inspire you to a bigger and better Halloween season Mascots, rental quality costumes, masks, wigs, accessories, shoes, and every significant licensed costume you want to wear can be found under the Rubie's brand. Still family owned, s... [Read More]

Bring a Parisian je ne sais quoi to your style, wherever you live. Dress Like a Parisian is a wise and witty guide to finding your personal style, taking inspiration from how real Parisian women dress. With personal stylist and fashion blogger Aloïs Guinut as your guide, you can explore which colors, shapes and styles work best for you, whatever the occasion. Aloïs reveals Parisian style secrets, rejects restrictive fashion rules and shares her favorite shops and brands, demonstrating how you ... [Read More]

Here is our size information with belle dress: Female X-Small:height 155cm/61in, chest 81-84cm/32-33in, waist 59-64cm/23-25in, hip 86-89cm/34-37in Small: height 160cm/63in, chest 86-89cm/34-35in, waist 66-69cm/26-27in, hip 91-94cm/36-37in Medium: height 165cm/64in, chest 91-94cm/36-37in, waist 71-74cm/28-29in, hip 97-99cm/38-39in Large: height 170cm/67in, chest 97-103cm/38-41in, waist 80-84cm/31-33in, hip 104-109cm/41-43in X-Large: height 175cm/69in, chest 107-112cm/42-44in, waist 88-93cm/35-37i... [Read More]

Through the story of a portrait of a woman in a silk dress, historian Zara Anishanslin embarks on a fascinating journey, exploring and refining debates about the cultural history of the eighteenth-century British Atlantic world. While most scholarship on commodities focuses either on labor and production or on consumption and use, Anishanslin unifies both, examining the worlds of four identifiable people who produced, wore, and represented this object: a London weaver, one of early modern Britai... [Read More]

The 20th Century was a fast-paced race into modernization-but how did it affect what we wear? From revolutionary politics to the new machine age, from war and depression to growth and prosperity, 20th-Century Dress in the United States shows how fashion goes hand-in-hand with history. The authors examine American dress from 1898 to 2004 and find innovation at every turn. Diversity and complexity are key: far from the fashion stereotypes embodied by popular ideas of "the Twenties" or "the Sixties... [Read More]