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red and black dance dress

red and black dance dress California Costumes Gothic Lace Vampire Child Costume, Medium

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red and black dance dress California Costumes Gothic Lace Vampire Child Costume, MediumYour little one can get a new look before the sun comes up with an elegant twist on a classic style in our Gothic Lace Vampire Girls Halloween Costume and stand out from all of the other vampires and witches! This stunning dark red (burgundy) dress with a floor length full skirt that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication. This item also features a black lace overdress adorned with intricate lace detailing and a lace up front. With its spooky yet

Your little one can get a new look before the sun comes up with an elegant twist on a classic style in our Gothic Lace Vampire Girls Halloween Costume and stand out from all of the other vampires and witches! This stunning dark red (burgundy) dress with a floor-length full skirt that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication. This item also features a black lace overdress adorned with intricate lace detailing and a lace-up front. With its spooky yet stylish design, his Gothic Lace Vampire Girls Halloween Costume is sure to turn heads and make your little one feel like the ruler of the night. Whether she's trick-or-treating or dancing the Goo Goo Muck at a costume party, this costume is guaranteed to impress and provide an unforgettable experience for both the wearer and those around her. Once your child has it on, she'll look just like Wednesday or a beautiful witch or vampire - all mysterious and spooky! This costume dress is available in 2 girl's sizes Medium 8-10 (Chest 29", Waist 25", Hips 30", Height 55") or XL 12-14 (Chest 32", Waist 27", Hips 34", Height 61"). Costume sizes tend to fit a little smaller than clothing sizes - please purchase accordingly. The choker, fake blood, wig and shoes are not included. Other Wednesday, vampire, witch costumes and accessories (wigs, theatrical makeup, chokers and other jewelry, leg wear, hair extensions...) are sold separately on our page - subject to availability.

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