The options are pretty close to endless. Just be sure to complete your ensemble with an identity obscuring mask. The infamously fashionable Marie Antionette has inspired masquerade costumes for hundreds of years, now. From Mardi Gras dances that were thrown as early as the late eighteen-hundreds to masquerade style dances in the s, this historic queen continued to reign over costume parties.
Of course, any other costumes that allow you to rock a full skirt and a tight, dramatic bodice. This opens up all sorts of themes from fairy tale costumes such as princesses, fairies, and mermaids to scarier costumes such as vampires and witches. From historical gowns to costume dresses, you can find your mask first and complete your costume from there. As we know, the mask is the most essential part of the masquerade costume. These are half masks that allow you to speak freely and partake in refreshments.
However, traditional Venetian masks are worth mentioning. Hand-painted and designed according to tradition, the masks featured above are called Volto. It's a style that's been worn by the common people since ancient times in Italy. These masks are only one of the many traditional Venetian styles. Venetian masks represent all sorts of characters that were used in the theaters and recreated for street fashion afterward. In Italian masquerade tradition, you might find the plague doctor mask or the Columbia, which is a mask that only covers the eyes like your typical Mardi Gras mask and would represent the pretty female love interest.
No offense to our jeans and t-shirt culture, but men back in the day really knew how to dress. It's not very often that we get to see a guy wearing a cape these days. Masquerade costumes for men usually sight historical figures.
For instance, the Louis XVI costume that we featured above allows you to bring the luxury of Versailles back to life. Simply choose the vibe you want to go for, find a mask you like, and choose your costume from there! Instead of getting back into the whalebone corset industry, we can indulge the longing for the over-the-top fashion of yore when we slip into a luxurious masquerade costume.
While a women's masquerade costume doesn't have to consist of a full-length gown, if you want that ball entrance experience, a silky gown can be a magical choice. If you really want to get in touch with your inner Versailles spirit, then complimenting these costumes with little details such as pearls , silky gloves, and even a beauty mark or two.
Adding colorful stockings ala Marie Antionette will add even more of a fun, s look to your costume. Coming up with your dream-masquerade costume is easy. Simply keep your mind open to adding details and your own touches and scroll through these luxurious looks!
Most people want a masquerade dress that will let them twirl, curtsey, and waltz-like royalty. Just like the nobles that roamed the streets of Venice behind your mask, you'll need the right accessories to compliment your masquerade costume.
This featured Fairy Queen costume has it all with a bohemian style twist. Once you pair this with a lovely white and gold mask and a lovely pair of fairy wings , this magical look is sure to make an amazing entrance! The most important part is the mask, after all. From Mardi Gras Harlequins to showgirls, and Wonderland characters, finding the party-ready Masquerade costume is easy, just remember to have fun with it! Top off your costume with a fantastic mask that matches your gorgeous gown.
For instance, if you're rocking a gloomy vampire look, a black masquerade mask trimmed in filigree as well as accessories like a choker and long, silky gloves. At the same time, a Marie Antionette costume can be complemented with a gold masquerade mask, pearls , and a charming fan to peep over while you curtsey and spin through the night!
Each mask will help your costumed persona come to life. The masquerade isn't going anywhere. That's because it's a great theme! From weddings to proms and even a special birthday or two, the masquerade is a great way to get guests to dress up, get fancy, and dance.
If you're considering having a masquerade event, the masks are an essential part. For instance, check out the black cloth masks to help your guests transform. Bianca and Bridgett. Bronx and Banco. Burts Bees. By Johnny. CMEO Collective. Calvin Klein.
Camilla and Marc. Carla Zampatti. Catherine Deane. Cecilie Copenhagen. Ceres Life. Charlie Holiday. City Chic. Coop by Trelise Cooper. Cooper St. Cooper by Trelise Cooper. Country Road. Curate by Trelise Cooper. Damselfly Collective. ECO Modern Essentials. Elizabeth and James. Elka Collective. Elle Zeitoune. Ena Pelly. Eve Til Dawn. Fame and Partners. Finders Keepers. Flora Remedia. Flynn Skye. For Love and Lemons. Friend of Audrey. G and M Cosmetics.
Ginger and Smart. Grace Willow. Grace and Blaze. Grace and Hart. Halston Heritage. Hayley Menzies. Heather McDowall. Isabel Marant. Jak Organics. Jay Godfrey. Jill Jill Stuart. Jillian Boustred.
Jolie and Deen. Karen Gee. Kate Sylvester. Keepsake the Label. Kissed Earth. Lee Mathews. Leona Edmiston. Likely NYC. Love Beauty Foods. Love Honor. Lulu and Rose. MLM Label. Magali Pascal. Manning Cartell. Max Alexander. Ministry of Style. Mink Pink. Mint Velvet.
Misa LA. Miss Skinny Dip. Morgan and Taylor. Moss and Spy. Natural Instinct. Neuw Denim. Never Fully Dressed. Nicola Finetti. Nicole Miller. Nobody Denim. Olga Berg. Olivia Rubin. PE Nation. Perseverance London.
Peter Lang. Pink Dusk. Portia and Scarlett. Rachel Gilbert. Realisation Par. Rebecca Vallance. Rejina Pyo. Ripe Maternity. Rixo London. Rococo Sand. Rodeo Show. Rotate By Birger Christensen. Rue Stiic. SIR the Label. Saints the Label. Samantha Rose. Scanlan Theodore. Secret Weapons. Whatever option you choose, make sure that your costume is comfortable and fits the theme of the event.
Masquerade balls are often opportunities to explore exciting fashions from different time periods. Common themes include the Victorian era, the s, and the Phantom of the Opera. Make sure you are familiar with the fashion from these eras before buying your dress or gown.
To accent your gown, pair it with a headpiece, jewelry, or purse that matches the relevant time period. Classic colors such as black, silver, and gold dresses are typical of more formal masquerade events. They are always in style and easy to pair with a variety of jewelry, shoes, purses, and other accessories. If your event takes place in the spring or summer, opt for lighter colors such as yellow, white, or pink.
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