We are proud to support this years BBC Children In Need appeal by dedicating a section of our website to the theme of this year which is :
'Show Your Spots'
Everything in this section has a spotty, dotty theme for adults and children to wear and for each sale, we will donate 20% of the total cost to BBC Children In Need
So go on, show your spots and dress up in dotty clothes to raise money for this very important cause and visit our website
Marilyn Monroe was born Norma Jean Mortenson and later changed her name to Norma Jean Baker. She was born on June 1st 1926 and sadly died on August 5th 1962 from a drugs overdose.
Her style has been copied over the years and here are some of our fancy dress costumes which are similar to her famous dresses.
This pink satin dress has a huge feature bow on the back. You can team it up with a cigarette holder and blonde wig to complete the sexy look
This dress is a halter neck white short dress which is easy to wear. Again you can team it up with one of our blonde wigs
Now that we are in November, are you thinking about what Christmas Presents to buy for your children?
Instead of pushing your way through the busy stores and being disappointed because the latest craze has sold out, why not sit in the comfort of your own home and shop online now. You can even order online while the kiddies are asleep so they won't have any clues to what you are buying them, and surely you wouldn't want them to accompany you around the high street asking for every toy in sight.
On our website you can find all the latest fancy dress costumes that kids adore with popular characters such as Dora the Explorer, Fireman Samson, Dr Who and the Daleks and Mister Maker, even the Zingzillas.
So if you order now, you can make sure you have the kids favourite costumes before they sell out and have them wrapped and hidden away without them knowing.
Imagine their little faces on Christmas morning when they tear the paper off and reveal their presents!
The months are just flying past and now we are into November, I guess it's time to think about Christmas. Do you dress up as Santa and deliver a sack full of toys and games to your childrens bedroom while they are asleep on Christmas Eve?
Schools are probably arranging a Nativity Play and rehearsing all the Christmas carols and scripts. Soon they will give the children their parts and ask them to dress up as , perhaps, Mary, Joseph, an Angel, a King, a Shepherd, a Sheep and even a Donkey or a Star of Bethlehem
