Swinging with Skulls

Dancing with death is famous. But have you ever wondered how people boogie in the afterlife? A few dances might be a little dangerous for skeletons. A skeleton who attempts to try advanced break dancing moves like a headspin they might literally lose their head. And when we usually image dancing with death, we usually see a sad waltz. But it’s not like people are all sad when they pass on. We bet a lot of spirits know how to have a good time. Twirling in all sorts of dances from Polka to the Merengue, we bet a ghostly dance would actually be a lot of fun! Want to fit in at that midnight haunt? You’ll need a Day of the Dead look with flounce and twirl factor. Slip into this costume and you’ll be ready to partner up and get moving!
Product Details

This gorgeous dress has plenty of flounce with layers of sheer tulle over the front. A skull print is layered over the full skirt. It’s trimmed with lace and shiny red trim. The high-low skirt will add just the right amount of drama. The black bodice has a skull panel in the front and is trimmed in orange and red ribbon. The neckline is trimmed in lace and is has a rose in the middle. Flowered straps accent this look just right. The puffed lace sleeves are ties with red ribbons For a peasant like cut.
Macabre Musings

It’s easy to get into the vibe of the season when you receive this costume. Pair it with a sugar skull tattoo or makeup and all sorts of Day of the Dead accessories from skull tights to skeleton heels and gloves. It’s easy to make this customize this costume to your tastes. When it comes to dancing with the dead, there’s never a last dance!