Plus Size Flapper Halloween Costumes

Are you disappointed to find only uncomfortable, unbecoming Halloween costumes in your local stores? Have you considered the slimming plus size flapper Halloween costumes online? The style is classic and timeless offering ample of room for easy movement and dancing. It also gives you that ideal cute boyish 20s look with a French flair for fun.

Just imagine that one moment when all the planets align and the "god of plus size clothing" looks down upon you and points you in the direction of what you are seeking most. It's like a treasure hunt, when all the clues help you solve the puzzle and lead you to the proverbial pot of gold. Finally, a dress that fits!


Be a Flapper Girl!

We're in the middle of a 1920s revival - and no party is a party without the flapper dress. It was and is an expression of personal freedom in so many ways.
In fact, the vintage flapper - with sequins, beading,and fringing complemented by the trend in flapper-style headbands and turbans can still be seen in the current influences that include Katie Holmes and Victoria Beckham-style short bobs.

And doesn't she look like the cat's pajamas? She was the epitome of everything feminine. In the 1950s it was about being fit and healthy and happy. About being a better person, It was NOT about striving to be a size double zero 00!
What is seen today on TV and in the magazines when a model is size 0-2, is unnatural and unhealthy. From the website theage.com.au

"The deaths of models has sparked an international debate about the ethics of using models with "size-zero" measurements: a 56-centimetre waist - that of an average eight-year-old girl."

It all started here with the flapper dress.  It's sassy movement of fringe shows everyone that you want to be noticed. The box-like shape of the dress is suitable for any age or body style and is very comfortable.  It serves as the perfect cover up to camouflage any areas in the body that you would prefer not to draw attention to.  At the same time it flaps and sways when you walk or dance and gives an alluring impression of sauciness.

The style was born after WWI when women were tired of trying to conform to society's idea of normal. They had won the vote and the face of America was changing fast.

Flappers liberated themselves with a new look and behavior: sexy dancing, openly drinking during Prohibition, smoking and wearing lots of makeup.

This Halloween experiment with wearing flapper makeup. Practice being flirtatious, but still classy, sexy yet still sophisticated and care-free.

You'll feel "swell" and your "kisser"(mouth) will be kept busy practicing the obligatory Betty Boop pout.

Ladies, just get yourselves out there and dance in your plus size 1920s Halloween costumes. It will be the "bee's knees" when you try to dance the Charleston, the popular dance craze during that era.  Imagine the sensation of the sensuous fringe of your plus size flapper Halloween costume brushing against your legs. You can really get into the flapper attitude while your flapper dress exposes just enough skin in just the right places to get everyone's attention.