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Here we are on Jan 28, 2012, but it’s NOT TOO LATE to get the perfect costume for either Halloween or any other Costume Party!
Full Moon Madness Adult Halloween Wolf Costume
One of the newest costumes for 2010, this Werewolf can’t wait to burst on the scene!
Beware the Full Moon when this bloke likes to strut his stuff. This Werewolf Costume comes with the jagged-edged plaid shirt, complete with the fake fur on the sleeves and also on the chest.
This costume features an “ani-motion” wolf mask that moves along with your own mouth’s movement! This is a must see and a hit of every party!
You’ll have to supply your own shoes and pants for this one.
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Howlin’ Good Time Wolf Costume
Who said that being a Wolf for Halloween means you have to scare everyone to death?
Here’s one cool cat Wolf, and he’s ready for a hooooowling good time!
It’s not every day you run into a Wolf in a zoot suit, but this guy’s ready for any party action!
He could be swinging with little red riding hood or strutting his stuff on his way to blow the pigs’ house down.
The Howlin’ Good Time outfit includes the ruby red-colored jacket along with the jet-black dickey. It’s really set off with the white tie with red polka dots, and in includes the pants with the red pin stripes, matching suspenders and the swinging Wolf hat!
If that wasn’t enough, the faux-fur wolf mask and faux-fur grey claws also come with this Halloween Wolf Costume!
- To rap it up, this Wolf Costume comes with the Jacket and Dickey, the White polka-dotted Tie, red-pin striped Pants, matching Suspenders, styling wolf Hat, Wolf Mask, and Wolf Hands!
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Classic Adult Werewolf Costume!
This is a bit more scary than Teen Wolf! You’ll be scaring all the kids away when you appear in this Classic Adult Werewolf Costume. This costume comes with the jagged-edge shirt of red plaid, and it also comes with the faux-fur gloves (Latex) and that hideously frightening Werewolf Mask!
- Thi costume comes with the plaid shirt, Werewolf mask and Werewolf Gloves. Sorry, you’ll have to provide your own shoes and pants.
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Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf ?
This is exactly the Wolf who will huff, he will puff, and he’ll blow your house away at your next Halloween Party!
This Wolf costume comes with four separate pieces, including the Wolf head piece, the brown-colored torn-up coat accented trim in faux-leather, and for the realistic wolf appearance, the hairy torso and the fake-leather cuffs and faux-fur hand pieces.
If I were those three little pigs, I’d make a run for it! (Staff and shoes are not included).
Here is the scariest Werewolf Adult Costume!
Now here’s one character I would want to run into when there’s a full moon!
Having just devoured his latest victim, this Werewolf Adult Costume comes with the hungry Werewolf mask including the wolf fangs and faux-fur. It also comes with the ragged and stained shirt (sorry, you have to supply your own blood!). To finish off his victims, this Werewolf has long fake-furred claw hands and torn-up pants including fake-fur bottom.
- You have to provide your own blood (fake of course) and your own shoes.
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Watch This Video Tutorial for (She) Wolf Makeup! Very Well Done!
The History Behind The Wolf Man or Werewolf
The story of the werewolf can be traced back to Greek mythology and the word lycanthrope, which was a literal translation from the Greek language, meaning “wolf” from the Greek lukos and “man” from the Greek anthropos. The early mythological creatures were able to shape-shift from man to wolf under the light of the full moon. This was brought on by either a curse or by from a bite by another werewolf.
The early stories of werewolves often speak of the creatures as having super-human abilities, such as extreme strength or heightened senses. Although the werewolf is mainly considered a character from Europe, there are similar creatures found in stories from around the globe, including some in American Native Indian stories.
The Werewolves are still predominant in today’s culture as characters recently featured in the Twilight movies trilogy.
