Kids 50'S Costumes

Ahh, the 1950s. We remember heading to the soda shop to have a malt with our sweetheart like it was yesterday.

Why, you could get two of them for a nickel while Elvis Presley played on the radio. Then you could drag race a hot rod against a Tyrannosaurus Rex down Main Street to the car hop.

..

okay, so maybe our recollection about history is a little bit hazy, but chances are that your kid doesn't remember much about the '50s either, but that won't stop him from looking handsome in this retro costume!This Boys Mr.

50s Costume recreates a classic rock and roll style from the 1950s. It comes with a snazzy pale green tuxedo jacket with black lapels.

The matching black tie continental cross tie hearkens back to a simpler time of Americana. The final piece to the costume is a matching black cummerbund.

(Pants and dress shirt not included). All the pieces combine for a look that will have him ready to become the next dreamy rock and roll star.

Of course, if you plan on gearing your kid up for a retro party, don't forget to grab him a few accessories and teach him all the 50s slang! He won't have the full look until he's rocking a pair of dark frame glasses and saying phrases like, Come on snake, let's rattle!

(We're pretty sure that's a 50's saying.)

Back in the 50s we had some of the most fantastic rebels of all time. Just look at all the greasers and let's not forget about James Dean.

He decided to wear a pair of jeans and a white t-shirt, something that, until then, was seen as a blue collar working outfit. It soon became high fashion for all the boys who didn't want to live by the so-called status quo of the time that their parents would force on them.

They only would dress up on very special occasions for very noble causes (the causes mostly involved cute girls), but when they did dress up, they were always looking as sharp as a tack, and ready to go. We're not entirely sure what happened to that fantastic fashion sense of the time either.

Nowadays everybody wants to wear black, grey, brown, or maybe white suits with very little in between. We're beginning to really miss those days when we could wear pink or baby blue to strut our stuff at the next sock hop with our sweethearts.

For now we'll just have to be satisfied that at least the fantastic bow ties are making a stupendous come back. We'll need your help to bring the rest of this high fashion back into the main stream.

We've been focusing on teaching our younger generation how awesome it is with this amazing Toddler Mr. 50s Costume.

We're not sure if he'll appreciate all the female attention at that age, but when he's older he'll look back at how popular he was around them, and hop right back into the suit..

. Well not the EXACT same suit but you catch our drift.

Back in the 50s we had some of the most fantastic rebels of all time. Just look at all the greasers and let's not forget about James Dean.

He decided to wear a pair of jeans and a white t-shirt, something that, until then, was seen as a blue collar working outfit. It soon became high fashion for all the boys who didn't want to live by the so-called status quo of the time that their parents would force on them.

They only would dress up on very special occasions for very noble causes (the causes mostly involved cute girls), but when they did dress up, they were always looking as sharp as a tack, and ready to go. We're not entirely sure what happened to that fantastic fashion sense of the time either.

Nowadays everybody wants to wear black, grey, brown, or maybe white suits with very little in between. We're beginning to really miss those days when we could wear pink or baby blue to strut our stuff at the next sock hop with our sweethearts.

For now we'll just have to be satisfied that at least the fantastic bow ties are making a stupendous come back. We'll need your help to bring the rest of this high fashion back into the main stream.

We've been focusing on teaching our younger generation how awesome it is with this amazing Toddler Mr. 50s Costume.

We're not sure if he'll appreciate all the female attention at that age, but when he's older he'll look back at how popular he was around them, and hop right back into the suit..

. Well not the EXACT same suit but you catch our drift.