Circus Skeleton Costume for Kids

Product Information Size Chart M L Chest 28″ Dress Waist 20″ – 28″ Dress Length 21″ Leggings Waist 18″ – 26″ Leggings Inseam 22″ Child Size 7-8 INCHES CENTIMETERS COSTUME SIZING TIPS Features 100% polyester jersey knit, satin, velour, & tulle fabrics Dress has a gold-tone button and elastic loop at back of satin shawl collar Dress has elastic back waistband Bodice front has glittery bow tie at neck, metallic gold printed ribs & spine, gold satin vest panels and red velvet jacket panels Skirt is glittery tulle over a satin base layer Jersey knit leggings have elastic waistband, gold printed leg bones on front Foam-backed satin mini top hat has elastic loops that slide over fabric covered plastic headband Elbow length jersey knit fingerless gloves have printed gold forearm bones A Show You’ll Never Forget The circus that’s coming to town is supposed to be the best in the world! Its posters boast of glamour and excitement, unbelievable acts and fascinating performers. And now that the circus has begun, the crowd under the big top has to admit that the posters weren’t lying. There certainly is glamour and excitement, mystery and magic, but the promos didn’t mention all of the bones…or the fact that the audience isn’t ever allowed to leave! Product Details Deliver cool thrills and horrifying chills in a Circus Skeleton Costume for Kids! The sleeveless minidress is designed to look like a three-piece suit. The bodice has shiny, gold-tone ribs and spine printed on it, and a glittery bowvtie at the neckline. A cropped red vest with a built-in gold-tone “waistcoat” buttons over the top. The skirt is made of layers of glittery tulle. Slip on the elbow-length fingerless gloves with shiny printed golden bone graphics. They look just right with the black leggings decororated with fanciful leg bones. Top everything off with the mini top hat that’s attached to a black headband!  Drop Dead Amazing Headline at the carnival and scare audiences with your incredible skills – or just scare them, period. Halloween is the time to embrace your natural flair for drama and theatrical talents. Get a group of friends together to create a “Circus of Horror” group theme, or do a solo act. Either way, you’ll be nearly guaranteed to get plenty of treats immediately. No one will want to see what you would do if asked to perform a trick.