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Helping You Find The Best Halloween Costume by MIKE SELVON
By choosing a Renaissance Halloween costume this year, you'll celebrate an entire era of high fashion and nobility. Women can choose from Anne Boleyn gowns to Lady Guinevere dresses, while men can choose between being Robin Hood or Lancelot.
You can find some outfits that simply look like Adult Halloween costumes, while other apparel is custom-made to equip you for Renaissance Festivals, weddings or other special occasions if you're after timeless elegance. Express your personality through carefully chosen Renaissance costumes, whether you'll be attending a costume party or not.
If you're looking for more than a cheaply made Halloween costume and want something that looks professional, from a theater performance, a movie or a Renaissance festival, then you can buy custom, high-quality, historically accurate Renaissance costumes at "Very Merry Seamstress". If you're looking to pay less than $155 for your adult costume, then you'll want to order cotton fabric, rather than twill or satin. The "Reversible Peasant Package" is very popular because it embodies the traditional "Renaissance" apparel with a strapped front-laced bodice in any two colors, a cotton skirt and matching wrist bracer, with or without the short chemise.
You can add any number of accessories from skirts, sashes or headpieces. Made of cotton and sans chemise, the package is just $99 but it ranges to $195 for twill material, with a short chemise included. The next category up from the Peasant Packages are the Merchant Packages from $155 - $250, which are simple and middle class Renaissance, yet stylish nonetheless, with chemise, skirt, brocade purse and sash.
If you would like to dress as an aristocrat, then you can find "court" apparel ranging in price from $251 - $300, or nobility for $351 and higher. For instance, you can dress as Jane Grey or Mary Tudor for $1300 - $1400 with a costume made of silk, lace, pearl, faux fur and jacquard.
At "Medie Valcollectibles" you will find a great selection of renaissance costumes. Fans of "The Tudors" on Showtime will love the high quality, two-piece "Anne Boleyn Gown" with its golden champagne floral fabric and burgundy lined sleeves, for $270. The Renaissance maiden Halloween costume includes a corset with attached sleeves, a skirt, with attached sash, drape and headpiece for $187.50.
By contrast, you can buy a "Lady Guinevere" green velvet dress and headpiece for just $62.50. Men can also choose between "Robin Hood" and "Lancelot" for under $70. For kids costumes, your daughter can be a princess or your son can be a Renaissance pirate for $20-$40.
No matter which character you want for your Halloween costume, the Renaissance costumes are timeless classics. You needn't embody Halloween horror this year. Instead, why not try something sexy, yet formal?
Who knows, you may even decide on attending a Renaissance Festival or a Renaissance-themed birthday party or wedding! Some people decide to incorporate the lace-up bodice or corset into their regular Saturday night garb. Whether you want to pay $50 or $1500, you can look your best this Halloween.
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Where can i buy a cheap renaissance corset/bodice?
Where can I buy a cheap renaissance corset or bodice? online or if you know any stores that sell them in the Mall of America? $40 and under would be the best but I still want it well made so I guess under $70 would be good too.
also it would be great if i could find a reversibe one! thanks.
Check out Ebay:
http://clothing.shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3872.m570.l1313&_nkw=renaissance+corset+bodice&_sacat=11450
Very Merry Seamstress, an online store, seems to sell tons of Renaissance clothes:
http://www.verymerryseamstress.com/bodices.htm
Etsy is an online store where people sell their handmade crafts. Here's what I got when I searched for Renaissance corsets:
http://www.etsy.com/category/clothing/corset/renaissance
Crimsom Gypsy is another online store that actually specializes in selling Renaissance style clothes. So I searched for corsets and bodices, and here's what they sell. Only one of their items is close to you price range, a $70 waist cincher:
http://www.crimsongypsy.com/bodicecorset.htm
Here are some stores at Mall of America, and what these stores' wesbites show when I search for corsets:
Charlotte Russe:
http://www.charlotterusse.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=&kw=corset&origkw=corset&sr=1
Forever 21:
http://www.forever21.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=FOREVER21&category%5Fname=intim%5Fviewall&product%5Fid=2055986314&Page=all&pgcount=9999
http://www.forever21.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=FOREVER21&category%5Fname=intim%5Fviewall&product%5Fid=2075820534&Page=all&pgcount=9999
