Russian Kgb Costumes

Behind the Mask of MurderWho wants a beautiful crimson gown with a bad reputation? Everybody!Seeking inspiration for her Crimes of Fashion column, Lacey Smithsonian attends the D.C. theatre world’s annual garage sale, but things at the prop-and-costume bazaar don’t go quite according to script. All because of the tantalizing, ruffled, ruby-red frock from a Russian émigré theatre. It was famously worn in a production of The Masque of the Red Death by the actress who played Death--and who ... [Read More]

Faux-fur, inside it has black satin and is well padded. 3 ways to wear. It has flaps on the side and back that come down to cover your neck. It's perfect for men, women, and kids.

This Russian winter Ushanka hat is very warm and made of artificial fur. This material is very strong and durable. The hat has flaps on the side and back that comes down to cover your ears and neck. Such hats were first used by Russian troops during WW2 to help them survive cold Russian winters and they're still used in Russian army today!