Costumes Directory - Finding Arabian Princess Costumes

Finding Arabian Princess Costumes

It's surprisingly easy to find costumes to suit your Arabian princess. You should be able to find one of these costumes just about anywhere costumes are being sold, even stores like Wal-Mart during the Halloween season. Specialty costume stores should always have them lying around, and if all else fails, look up belly dancing classes and contact the instructors for information on where to find a costume. As for online, there's an abundance of choices:

* Costume Craze has a 100 percent polyester costume for adults that comes in pink. Suggested add-ons include a jewel kit, finger cymbals, and a gold or silver belly dancer bra.
* Another one from Costume Craze is the Adult Arabian Princess Belly Dancer Costume in a lovely fuchsia color.
* Those two costumes can also be found at HalloweenCostumes4u.com for roughly the same prices. If you love the costume and can't find it on one site, check the other!
* Costumes4Less has a great choice for the little ones! It's the Arabian Night Disney Child Costume, available in a child's small, medium, and large. This purple and pink flowing piece is sure to delight.
* If you're brave and not afraid to show a little skin, you may want to consider the Arab Princess Costume from Costumes4Less. It's available in one size and offers a nice contrast to the popular pink costumes�this one's green and gold, ultra-flattering on darker skin tones.
* If your infant has a love for Disney's Aladdin, she'll love a Jasmine Disney costume. This shimmering lavender piece omes in the 3-12 months size.

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Accessories
Arabian princess

Unless you're already a stunning dark-haired beauty with long, thick locks, you're probably going to want a wig for the full effect. You may even want to purchase a few makeup items to achieve the exotic look you're dying for.
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Hair

If you're lusting for long raven locks, try a costume wig. You may also want to consider a Cleopatra wig or headpiece from FunShop.com. There's a plain black wig and a gold headpiece you can buy separately.
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Makeup

Arabian princess makeup really plays up the eyes with gold- or bronze-toned eye shadow and lots of black kohl. Other popular colors are deep green and dark plum. If you're going for a belly dancer vibe, you can punch it up with jewel tones�and don't forget the actual stick-on jewels.

If your skin is fairly light, you could play around with a bit of bronzer as well, for contouring and extra color.

For inspiration, check out Arabian makeup photo albums. Another good set of inspirational pictures is on TeenHelp.org.