Playboy is a name immediately associated with sensuality and sophistication – qualities that will make any woman the center of attention at a costume party. The woman wearing a Playboy costume can look forward to transforming into her sexiest, most exuberant self – and thoroughly enjoying all the appreciative winks and glances she will get! Playboy costumes are clever and sexy with a sly sense of humour, all qualities that have made Playboy one of the foremost brands in adult media.
Officially Licensed Playboy Costumes
Playboy Pirate – A Seductive pirate that will certainly shiver your timbers. Costume features a sexy black dress with hot pink trim and bandanna styled top featuring a Playboy bunny embroidered across the torso. Includes: Dress, Hat, Cuffs and Eye Patch. Available in Sizes: x-Small, Small, Medium, Large.
Playboy Football Player – The Touch Down Tease featuring a mesh and spandex dress with sport skirt, belt and Rabbit Head logo. Includes: Dress, Belt and Socks. Available in Sizes: x-Small, Small, Medium, and Large. Taylor Boots Sold Separately but a Must Have!
Playboy Angel Costume – Features sleeveless white dress with silver Playboy bunny print with white fluffy trim. Includes: Dress, Wing, Fingerless Gloves and Halo. Available in Sizes: x-Small, Small, Medium, and Large.
Playboy Gangster Costume – Featuring a black bustier with attached black bow garters, matching skirt with Playboy bunny print. Includes: Dress, Arm Cuffs and Hat. Available in Sizes: x-Small, Small, Medium, and Large.
If costumes are all about living out fantasies, then Playboy costumes fit the bill in more ways than one. If you’ve always wanted to play pirate or gangster, Playboy’s got you covered – not only that, you’ll find yourself transformed into someone else’s fantasy woman! So hunt down the man in that sexy policeman outfit, give him a wink, and tell him “my costume’s from Playboy”.
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Playboy magazine celebrated its 50th anniversary with the January 1004 issue. Playboy got its humble beginnings in the kitchen of Hugh Hefner’s Hype Park apartment in December 1953. He produced that first issue and published it with no date, as he was unsure there would be a second issue. Marilyn Monroe was the first centerfold, featured in that premier issue. The photograph was not taken for Playboy, it was originally taken for a calendar. The first issue sold for 50 cents, in 2002 you could sell a near mint or mint condition copy of that issue for around $5,000. The infamous rabbit logo, a stylized profile or a rabbit wearing a tuxedo bow tie, originally designed by Art Paul, appeared in the second issue of Playboy. It was to be an endnote, however was adopted as the official logo and has appeared in every issue since. Hefner has been quoted that he choose the rabbit for its “humorous sexual connotation”, and because the image is “frisky and playful”.