Parade Rasta Mon Costume
What’s happenin’ mon! If you’re looking for the ultimate center spot of attention at a party then you will want the Parade Rasta mon costume. It has the look and the attitude to go with it. This is something that is not only great for gatherings, but can be used for Halloween, parades, or just having fun with your friends.
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Until singer Bob Marley burst onto the music scene in the early 1960s, very few were familiar with the Jamaican culture or much less their music. But Marley brought all of this to the attention of the world and soon the music industry was introduced to a new sound: a sound that conjured up tropical impressions and made you want to grab a cocktail and take a stroll on the beach.
From this genre arose another item that would make an indelible impression on the world: Jamaican fashion. With the country’s national colors used exclusively in their clothing it became an instant hit.
Today the appeal of this culture and it’s bright colors can be seen everywhere from music lovers to people who just wear the style out of nothing but admiration.
Now, you can bring a little of the island home with this beautiful take on the country’s fashion style.
This Rasta costume is uniquely designed and will most likely be the center of attention when worn. It includes a super-sized headpiece with the traditional hat or Tam. There is also a chest piece that contains the face and hair. There are holes in the eye areas that you will be able to see out of.
And to top it all off is a tunic and colorful vest to accentuate the entire outfit. Put it all together and you have a one of a kind costume that you will want to use over and over again.
With your very own Parade Rasta Mon costume on people won’t know who you are, which is part of the fun of wearing it. It gives you a sense of anonymity and at the same time keeps everyone guessing as to who the fun guy is.
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Filed under Rasta Costumes by on Mar 1st, 2011.
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