Women's Colonial Lady Costume For Adults
Women's Colonial Lady Costume For Adults
Manufacturer: California Costume Collection
Colonial Lady Women's Costume
My country tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing.
During the American Revolution women were called upon to help their country. They were asked to design the new American flag. They were responsible for how the world would see our budding nation. How we would be perceived by other countries.
These women were the backbone of early American life. They washed their clothes on washboard racks, and dried them on clothes lines. They did back breaking house work, as their men folk were off fighting against the British, for freedom from the king. Freedom from unfair taxation without representation.
This year on Independence Day remember the women who helped make this great nation what it is today. Remember their hardships, and the backbreaking work they put in to give us our freedom from the British Empire. Wear this Women's Colonial Lady Costume to your 4th of July parade. And make sure you wave this thirteen-stared early American flag high as the veterans who fought for our freedom walk by. They will appreciate seeing a strong woman in a lovely colonial era dress who supports them. And although the flag has changed since Betsy Ross' original design, it still has the same power to all who see it.
Women's Colonial Lady Costume For Adults
COLONIAL TIMES
Living in colonial times would have been awesome. Our only worry would be what we might do for a job. The internet wasn't exactly a thing back then, which means we definitely wouldn't be selling costumes online. We aren't even sure that Halloween was a big thing back then, we don't think we'd be able to make money selling costumes. Which makes us wonder: What on Earth would we do?
We could become a blacksmith, that would be really cool. Or maybe a carpenter, building houses. Another interesting Idea would be joining the fight for American independence! We could either fight on the front lines or just work in camp. Either way, it'd be pretty cool to be able to say that we were there for one of the biggest moments ever in American history. Who knows, if we had been around during that time, maybe you'd be reading our name in the history books.
FUN DETAILS
This costume feels like freedom. You'll be wearing a colonial style dress with an attached apron. The skirt of the dress is pink and will hang almost to the floor. The top of the dress is floral patterned and blue, with ruffled edging and lacing across the front. Last but not least, you'll be carrying an American Flag. The flag measures 20" by 27", and will be your own little keepsake of American freedom!
COLONIAL TIMES
What event would you want to see if you were around in colonial times? Maybe you'd want to see the Boston Tea Party or George Washington crossing the Delaware River. You could even see the signing of the Declaration of Independence! With so many important pieces of history, it'd be really hard to choose just one. We would want to see every last second, and we are sure you would too!
Colonial Lady Women's Costume
My country tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing.
During the American Revolution women were called upon to help their country. They were asked to design the new American flag. They were responsible for how the world would see our budding nation. How we would be perceived by other countries.
These women were the backbone of early American life. They washed their clothes on washboard racks, and dried them on clothes lines. They did back breaking house work, as their men folk were off fighting against the British, for freedom from the king. Freedom from unfair taxation without representation.
This year on Independence Day remember the women who helped make this great nation what it is today. Remember their hardships, and the backbreaking work they put in to give us our freedom from the British Empire. Wear this Women's Colonial Lady Costume to your 4th of July parade. And make sure you wave this thirteen-stared early American flag high as the veterans who fought for our freedom walk by. They will appreciate seeing a strong woman in a lovely colonial era dress who supports them. And although the flag has changed since Betsy Ross' original design, it still has the same power to all who see it.
Women's Colonial Lady Costume For Adults
COLONIAL TIMES
Living in colonial times would have been awesome. Our only worry would be what we might do for a job. The internet wasn't exactly a thing back then, which means we definitely wouldn't be selling costumes online. We aren't even sure that Halloween was a big thing back then, we don't think we'd be able to make money selling costumes. Which makes us wonder: What on Earth would we do?
We could become a blacksmith, that would be really cool. Or maybe a carpenter, building houses. Another interesting Idea would be joining the fight for American independence! We could either fight on the front lines or just work in camp. Either way, it'd be pretty cool to be able to say that we were there for one of the biggest moments ever in American history. Who knows, if we had been around during that time, maybe you'd be reading our name in the history books.
FUN DETAILS
This costume feels like freedom. You'll be wearing a colonial style dress with an attached apron. The skirt of the dress is pink and will hang almost to the floor. The top of the dress is floral patterned and blue, with ruffled edging and lacing across the front. Last but not least, you'll be carrying an American Flag. The flag measures 20" by 27", and will be your own little keepsake of American freedom!
COLONIAL TIMES
What event would you want to see if you were around in colonial times? Maybe you'd want to see the Boston Tea Party or George Washington crossing the Delaware River. You could even see the signing of the Declaration of Independence! With so many important pieces of history, it'd be really hard to choose just one. We would want to see every last second, and we are sure you would too!
