Coolest Sexy Peacock Costume 3

by Julie
(Delray Beach, FL)

Peacock Costume

I decided to make my own peacock costume after searching through all the ones for women on the internet that look identical. I ordered tons of genuine peacock feathers online, and started my costume.

I sewed a bodice to which I hot glued the feathers to. Then I utilized the long feathers for the back "tail". They were all attached to a piece of material which I attached to my waist. I finished the costume off with a blue streak in my hair, father earrings, feathers which I glued to my head,fake eyelashes, blue makeup, blue nails, and blue thigh highs. Hope you like it!

Sexy Peacock Costume

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Oct 15, 2008

love it
by: Anonymous

That is too cutie!! I loved it..

Oct 23, 2008

finally
by: Sarah

I have been searching FOREVER to find a peacock costume. I absolutely LOVE it. This is exactly what I've been looking for. Could I possibly buy it from you?

Nov 03, 2008

Beautiful!
by: Chris J

I love the detail - the necklace, eyes, hair streak! Great concept and beautiful execution!

Nov 06, 2008

very nice
by: Angie

This is so pretty and creative. You did a great job, and look beautiful in it.

Jun 07, 2009

Gorgeous. Too late, unfortunetly...
by: Caitie

I was going to go as a peacock to my 14th b-day party as it was a masquerade. Unfortunately I couldn't find one that looked nice enough to make so the b-day girl (me) dressed as an angel instead. Next year my friends is having a masquerade party, inspired by mine, and I can now go dressed as a peacock.

I missed one but WILL get to fulfill my dream of dressing as a peacock, but as it is a 16th BALL I will have to lengthen the skirt.

BEAUTIFUL! BELLA, BELLA! WUNDERBAR!

Jun 07, 2009

Love it!
by: Anonymous

LOve it.

I might make it with a long skirt, though, a I need one for a ball

Jul 16, 2009

back view?
by: Anonymous

Hey could you elaborate on how you made the tail of feathers, maybe post a picture from the back? How did you attach them and keep them upright?