Prince Halloween Costumes

Some Day My Prince Will Come: Princely Halloween Costumes

It is a well known fact that boys of all ages love to dress up for Halloween as much as everybody else. Granted, the older they get the less they’ll admit it, but it’s always so much fun to see a dad walking their little princess or ghoul up and down the street trick or treating in a costume that compliments their little ones. If you’re a dad and you have a little princess – or even a big princess and you have a Halloween party to go to – here are some princely costumes that you will enjoy, courtesy of The Halloween Shoppe.

‘Rapunzel, Rapunzel, Let Down Your Hair’

While climbing up your other half’s hair will not score you any brownie points with her, your costume will. Dress up like the Prince who saves Rapunzel from the tower and wins her fair hand and you’ll be forgiven for that earlier hair pulling. The tunic is deep purple velvet with slash-sleeves and gold accent. Add the matching hat with feather and you’ll be a hit with your Princess. This costume prices at $69.99 and is new for 2008. By the way, you’ll need to add the tights – yes, we said tights – pirate boots and sword to finish your Princely look.

Don’t Forget The Glass Slipper And Pumpkin Coach

He’s got to be the luckiest Prince of all. Face it, the glass slipper fit the coolest chick in the Kingdom and she knows how to do windows. The Prince costume from Walt Disney’s “Cinderella” will make you look dapper. Your blue jacket and maroon pants with gold trim, gold epaulettes, medal and gold belt will make you the most wanted man at the ball. This costume is officially licensed by Disney and prices at $89.99. Cinderella and glass slipper optional, gentlemen.

Prince Ali-A-Boo-Boo

No, that’s Prince Aladdin actually, Jafar. But hey, you get stuck in a bottle at the end of the movie and Aladdin gets Jasmine. Take your lady to a whole new world in this officially licensed Disney costume complete with white turban and purple feather, white drape, and full bodysuit with attached cape and gold accents. All you need to add is a pair of slippers, a monkey named Abu and a flying carpet. This costume prices at $82.99.

Not A More Congenial Spot For Happily-Ever-Aftering Than In Camelot

Go as King Arthur – or maybe Sir Lancelot? – to your lady’s Guinevere in this warrior knight costume. The black velvet tunic is accented to look like chain mail complete with a dragon crest on the breast. It includes a black and silver headpiece with a cowl that covers the neck. Add your own pants and sword, and this costume is great for Renaissance Fairs as well as Halloween. The price of the warrior knight costume is $42.99.

I Will Give You Two Camels For Your Horse

With gas prices being what they are, you could make a killing wrangling for oil rights in this Arabian Sheik costume. The robe is colorfully striped in shades of blue, orange, or purple and it includes a white headpiece to keep the sun and sand from your hair. Add your own belly dancer and you’ll be looking chic as the Sheik for only $48.00.