Children's Costumes
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
The Cutest Batman Ever!
This is probably the cutest Batman you will ever see in your life. Little Dress Up Shop has everything you need for the littlest of ones to the big kids!
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Tree Climber
You may be getting up there in years, but if you love to climb trees... you probably love dressing up.
"Tough Guys"
It's been a while since our last post! Here is yet another reason to get a Batman cape. Halloween is coming up fast and if you're not ready, that's enough reason to be scared!
Friday, September 7, 2012
Celebrating the Kid in You
There’s something about a cape or a cloak that brings out
the child in just about everyone. Put on
a black Batman cape and suddenly you
are Batman, roaring down the darkened
city streets in your bullet-proof Bat Mobile, heading towards the center of
Gotham and the Joker.
Choose a red cape and the adventure takes a totally
different direction. You’re SuperMan (or SuperWoman), soaring through the air,
high above cities and farms and railroads, zooming to save a busload of
children tottering on the edge of a bridge, hundreds of feet above a river
swollen with the run off of melting snow.
If you’re a wizard named Gandolf, your cape starts out gray.
You’re leading a ragged band of seemingly mismatched fellows to destroy a ring.
When you engage the legendary Balrog in a fight and fall into what appears to
be a bottomless pit, your friends leave you behind in sorrow, thinking you’re
surely dead. When you finally reappear, you’re now clothed in a white cloak and
you have super wizard powers.
If you stop to think about it, a lot of famous characters,
real and imaginary, have sported a cloak or a cape. Count Dracula pulled his silk-lined
cape across his mouth to hide his terrifying fangs from potential victims. The
Three Musketeers raced through the countryside on their sweating steeds, their
blue capes whipping and snapping in the wind behind them as they pursued
justice (or ran from injustice). The Count of Monte Cristo commanded respect
wherever he went, dressed in the woven cloak of a rich and powerful man.
So, whether you decide to imitate a cartoon hero like Batman and Superman, or you prefer to
emulate a literary hero or villain like Gandolf, Dracula, the Three Musketeers,
or the Count of Monte Cristo, just be sure to remember your cape or cloak when
you head out to the party.
Welcome!
Hello! This blog is dedicated to great Halloween Costume ideas for Children. We will frequently post the wonderful ideas that we find around the internet. Hope you enjoy!
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