Amazing Oktoberfest Costumes Melbourne Ideas

Think about anything partying, funfair, dressing, you name it. The “party city” (Melbourne) is ever ready with its own brand of merrymaking. The Oktoberfest festival, though an international affair in Germany, is also celebrated in Melbourne. It’s an historical marriage celebration between King Ludwig 1 and Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen in October 12 1810. It was an epoch making event that has traveled across times and seasons into modern times. Today the event has conflagrated and transformed into sizzling merrymaking events that attracts over 6miliion visitors all over the world. If you are looking for the perfect Oktoberfest Costumes Melbourne, here are some ideas to get you started.

The general costume idea for the occasion is to put on the same traditional wears that was worn by men, women, and children from Munich, Bavaria and Germany. The choice of a costume could therefore be to dress like Bavarian, Munich and German men and women. Example is the Lederhosen worn by Bavarian men.

The costume comes in breeches style, suede and dark green. It has a traditional flap front, raised embroidery with light brown trim and, pockets. The costume is connected to complement a bold green colored suspender that has a plate with slight brown embroidery. The suspenders also come with buckles for modifying length and fit. The shirt is plain white, with collared cotton shirt, hose, shoe buckles and a hat.

Another type is the cheerleader costume Melbourne. You can get this wear in any Melbourne costume stores. It’s a perfect look for an enjoying Oktoberfest celebration.

The Bavarian women costume idea is not left out. Check out the dirndl costume; it has a black corset designed bodice, white apron, and red skirt. The blouse is loose but fitting, plus a princess puff sleeves. The sleeves and neckline of the blouse are fitted with elastic to shape-fit the blouse.

 There are indeed numerous costumes that you can wear to graze the Oktoberfest occasion. You can decide to run wild and wear traditional Bavarian, Munich, or German outfit. Alternatively, why not juggle your dress sense, stand out, and create a Melbourne costume of your choice.

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