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Vampire Costumes: When You Need a Dash of Nobility for Your Bloody Tyke This Halloween

 

 

Kids dracula costumes are quite cute, especially when you consider the capes, fangs and fake blood that come with the costume. However, people tend to go in extreme directions when it comes to these costumes. You’ll either skimp on the costume props that make your kids look pathetically b-movie or you’ll have to spend a couple hundred dollars for the real thing.

There are, however, cheap and affordable alternatives for Dracula that you can take advantage of. Here are but a few ideas for you:

The Gothic Vampire Elite Collection Child Costume

This vampire suit runs true to its name, exuding a visage of otherworldly power with its classic Goth feel. The satin and velvet material that comprise the cape, vest and pants give off a mystic, metallic sheen, and this image of mystery is deepened further by accessories like the ruby-like Gothic chain and silvery buttons. Toss in a set of fangs and fake blood and you got the makings of an evil prince of darkness on your way. This costume runs at an original price tag of $99.99, but it was cut down to a discount price of $79.99, and comes in children’s sizes 6, 8, 10 and 12. This makes it perfect for an elegant but affordable Dracula costume for the little guys to lurk around in.

Scarlet Vamptessa Deluxe Child Costume

For members of the fairer sex, there are the Vamptessa counterparts for the Gothic Vampire suits. The mainly black-and-red motif of the dress is one that impresses heavily on the feeling of “royalty” that most vampires give off, effectively combining a princess and vampire theme in to a Gothic Vamptessa outfit. The dress also comes with a collar and a tiara that works wonders in accessorizing, and can be modified to match an evil queen theme. This dress comes at a particularly modest price of $39.99, seven dollars down from its original price of $46.99. The dress also comes in three sizes – small, medium and large – for children with varying body builds.

Vampire Toddler Costume

Got a young one who wants to be introduced to the world of vampires? While the little kid might nibble and gnaw instead of bite, this costume will set him right up to fit right in with the other freaks that pop up during Halloween. The black cape with a bright red vest is made reflective due to the satin, and this simple set is a great place to introduce your young toddler to the world of vampirism. Pants are not included in the set, but the cheap price of $24.99, down five dollars from $29.99, is a small price to pay for dressing your toddler up for Halloween. Best for children aged 3-4 and 4-6, as there are sizes to match these two distinct age groups.

L’Vampire Infant/Toddler Costume

Now if you got a really young tyke running around the house, then the L’Vmapire set might just be the perfect way to set your baby up for the season. The jumpsuit is set up to look like a vampire’s vest, pants and cloak, and slipping your baby in here will make him look more adorable than any vampire should be. The whole set is up for sale at $29.99, down seven dollars from $36.99, and comes in sizes for infants aged 3-12 months and 12-18 months.

Whether you are aiming for a scary and spooky look or a fun and cute one, these ought to do the trick for you and your baby. They also come at discount a price, which makes them even more attractive to the discerning parent. Remember, you don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars for unique and creative costumes, and neither do you need to skimp out on enjoying the Halloween spirit. This vampire and Dracula costumes will set you up nicely, and they won’t break the bank when you buy them up. Now all you need is a neck to chomp on, and your kids will be good to go!