Pirate Wench Costumes

A vixen is described as an attractive women that takes advantage of men. A femme fatale in the best possible way. Oh dear, that sounds promising. So the mind can only boggle about what a Vixen Pirate Wench might get up to. If you fancy trying the moniker on for size then why not dress in a Vixen pirate wench costume this Halloween.

The latest interpretation of the vixen pirate costume is pictured below and it’s a real eye catcher. The actual costume consists of a dress and you have to accessorize or add a few things to the costume to really get the look in the picture.

The dress is a stunning crimson red and black (true pirate colors). It is described as having a peasant style which presumably ticks the wench box. The short skirt is flared and the top has plenty of ruffles and bow accents that suggest the romantic period of the Golden age Of Piracy. So that ticks the pirate box. So how does the vixen come into it ? Well just look at the picture, won’t you. The double lace up corset will highlight your figure and get you plenty of attention. You don’t have to use your imagination to see that anyone wearing such a dress will get quite a reception from the most hardened sea dog through to the wet behind the ears, land lubber.

Of course to get the full look in the picture you have to add the boots, the hat, the fishnet stockings. I highly recommend knee length boots to create the ideal length as they complement the short skirt. If you want to go all piratey then think about getting a sword and eye patch, even some large earrings.

The Vixen pirate wench costume comes in a range of sizes from small through to plus size. So everyone is catered for. Everyone can be a vamp for the evening in the true spirit of Theda Bara or Musidora with a bit of Anne Bonny and Mary Read thrown in for good measure.

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