October 15, 2010
Tony Forbes from The Children's Place has some tips when choosing to buy a costume.
TONY FORBES HALLOWEEN COSTUME TIPS:
Each costume and accessory should be made from comfortable, breathable fabrics that never itch or irritate.
Everything should be machine-washable and ultra-durable so the costumes last long after the trick-or-treating is over-- which means parents can save the costumes for little brother/sister.
Parents won't break the bank at the Children's Place: all costumes range from $22.50 - $29.50.
Cat--$24.50
This youthful dress is on trend with its tutu skirt and leopard print top—complete with pink accents to keep the costume age appropriate.
The two-piece costume comes with cat ears to complete the look.
Also comes in little girls sizes so little sister can match big sister
Witch--$24.50
This bold dress has a bodice detailed with spider web mesh and rickrack trim for an authentic witch's look.
The two-piece costume comes with a witch's hat to complete the look.
Satin sleeves have elasticized cuffs for increased comfort.
Ballerina--$22.50
Cotton jersey and a touch of spandex give this ballerina a soft stretchy suit to dance in.
The tulle skirt and t-shirt are connected to keep things simple-- and the tights tie off the look with ballerina slippers!
Vampire-$29.50
This unique design has an antique appearance that gives this vampire a touch of old school charm; vampire teeth included!
Spider $22.50
Hook-and-loop closures at the shoulders and inseam allow for easy changing—the hat has self covered elastic around the face and chin for a comfortable fit that stays on.
The body suit compliments the costume perfectly—and you can add a pair of pants if needed.
Knit pants are great as they're prewashed so they are totally comfy.
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