Red Riding Hood Costume For Teen Girls
Red Riding Hood Costume For Teen Girls
Manufacturer: Leg Avenue
Teen Red Riding Hood Costume
When Little Red Riding Hood was just starting out on her walks to Grandma’s house, she faced a lot of danger that she was simply entirely unprepared for. If not for the Woodsman’s aid and a bit of precocious curiosity and questioning, Little Red would have been a lotta dead. Fortunately, she made it through those younger days and has grown up to learn a few things.We all know the tale of Little Red Riding Hood, these days, so the deceptive and deceitful wily ways of the Big Bad Wolf are concerns of the past. All that is left for the story is to admire her precociousness and on-target fashion sense. And with that, our adorable red-caped girl has grown up into a young woman and will easily make her way to Grandma’s house and back to tell a much happier story.Make the new tale your own by stepping into this Teen Red Riding Hood costume. This red bodice with crossing center ribbon designs features a red and white gingham skirt with a ruffled hem that shows a bit of new style and versatility in our slightly wiser Teen Red. The iconic red cape is a permanent feature, of course, tying under the neck and contrasting well with the white back tied apron. Include some accessories like a wicker basket, some snacks, and an axe of your own… just in case there are yet some wolves in the forest, and you’re on your way to the best ending yet!
Red Riding Hood Costume For Teen Girls
An Exciting JourneyWe hear you’re raising a teenager! Cool! It’s...exciting, no? You can choose your descriptive phrase, we don’t want to put words into your mouth. Nevertheless, this is an important time in a child’s development. It’s essential for teens to feel like they have a little freedom and a lot of independence. They want to go to the mall on their own. They want to drive. They want to venture to grandma’s house through the forest. So be it.You can’t change the course of nature—this fierce fight for her own autonomy is built in! So why not encourage a bit of that wandering and fearless spirit? This Teen Riding Hood Costume will remind your child to go boldly out into the world, while still remaining careful of what’s out there. Plus, it helps keep her connected to her childhood as she recalls her favorite fairy tales!Fun DetailsThis classic costume gets a bit of cute flair from its flared skirt and sweet detailing. Criss-cross ribbons adorn the red bodice, while the gingham skirt features a ruffled hem. You get an apron that ties in back, as well as a swell red cape (an essential part of every Riding Hood costume). You may want to add a petticoat and some stockings to punch up her look even further. Give her a basket of goodies (and tuck her phone inside for good measure) and tell her to have a nice trip! She’ll thank you later for encouraging her independence.Over the RiverWe think it’s great that your teen even wants to be out in nature; these days, they’re all glued to their phones. The more she wants to roam in the open air, the better, we say. And don’t worry about any wolves she may encounter. Your girl has got a good head on her shoulders!
Teen Red Riding Hood Costume
When Little Red Riding Hood was just starting out on her walks to Grandma’s house, she faced a lot of danger that she was simply entirely unprepared for. If not for the Woodsman’s aid and a bit of precocious curiosity and questioning, Little Red would have been a lotta dead. Fortunately, she made it through those younger days and has grown up to learn a few things.We all know the tale of Little Red Riding Hood, these days, so the deceptive and deceitful wily ways of the Big Bad Wolf are concerns of the past. All that is left for the story is to admire her precociousness and on-target fashion sense. And with that, our adorable red-caped girl has grown up into a young woman and will easily make her way to Grandma’s house and back to tell a much happier story.Make the new tale your own by stepping into this Teen Red Riding Hood costume. This red bodice with crossing center ribbon designs features a red and white gingham skirt with a ruffled hem that shows a bit of new style and versatility in our slightly wiser Teen Red. The iconic red cape is a permanent feature, of course, tying under the neck and contrasting well with the white back tied apron. Include some accessories like a wicker basket, some snacks, and an axe of your own… just in case there are yet some wolves in the forest, and you’re on your way to the best ending yet!
Red Riding Hood Costume For Teen Girls
An Exciting JourneyWe hear you’re raising a teenager! Cool! It’s...exciting, no? You can choose your descriptive phrase, we don’t want to put words into your mouth. Nevertheless, this is an important time in a child’s development. It’s essential for teens to feel like they have a little freedom and a lot of independence. They want to go to the mall on their own. They want to drive. They want to venture to grandma’s house through the forest. So be it.You can’t change the course of nature—this fierce fight for her own autonomy is built in! So why not encourage a bit of that wandering and fearless spirit? This Teen Riding Hood Costume will remind your child to go boldly out into the world, while still remaining careful of what’s out there. Plus, it helps keep her connected to her childhood as she recalls her favorite fairy tales!Fun DetailsThis classic costume gets a bit of cute flair from its flared skirt and sweet detailing. Criss-cross ribbons adorn the red bodice, while the gingham skirt features a ruffled hem. You get an apron that ties in back, as well as a swell red cape (an essential part of every Riding Hood costume). You may want to add a petticoat and some stockings to punch up her look even further. Give her a basket of goodies (and tuck her phone inside for good measure) and tell her to have a nice trip! She’ll thank you later for encouraging her independence.Over the RiverWe think it’s great that your teen even wants to be out in nature; these days, they’re all glued to their phones. The more she wants to roam in the open air, the better, we say. And don’t worry about any wolves she may encounter. Your girl has got a good head on her shoulders!
