Empowered: Rosie the Riveter Halloween Costume

Copy the look of the famous "We Can Do It!" propaganda poster with this empowering costume. Dress like World War II cultural icon Rosie the Riveter, a timeless symbol of the inspiration of wartime effort.

The iconic poster artwork by Howard Miller was commissioned by the Westinghouse Company to inspire their wartime factory workers. Originally only displayed on company grounds for two weeks during February 1943, the poster came to wider fame much later when it was rediscovered in the 1980s. 

The illustration features a young working woman. She wears a denim shirt, and bandana of red with white polka dots in her hair. She holds up a fist and shows off a muscular arm, depicting the strength and resilience of workers during the wartime effort at home.

Rosie the Riveter Costume

Bat Sweater Costume With Hood Easy Starter Piece | Plus Sizing!

This is a cute costume starter that works really well in cooler late October weather. Dress up as a bat with this fun plus size bat costume!

Rain Poncho & Jacket Halloween Costumes

Is there rain forecast for Halloween? Don't let the weather ruin your trick-or-treating fun! Or maybe you're looking for something fun to wear during the rainy season (you know what they say about April showers!). Either way, pick up a water-proof costume like the rain gear featured here....

Elegant Brocade Bodice: A Must-Have for Renaissance and Medieval Costumes

Looking for the perfect finishing touch to your Renaissance, medieval, or fantasy ensemble? This brocade costume bodice might be just what you need! Made from beautifully detailed brocade fabric, this piece is both elegant and versatile, making it a fantastic addition to your costume wardrobe. Whether you're dressing...

Fun Medusa Costume with Snake Headpiece and Sexy Dress

Dress up as the mythical snake-headed character Medusa with this epic costume dress with headpiece. Medusa, a figure from ancient Greek mythology, was one of the three Gorgon sisters. She is most famously known for her hair of living snakes and a gaze that could turn anyone who looked...