- Hooded Dress
- Belt
- Sleevelets
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | Size | 4/6 | 4/6 |
| Height | Up to 5'7" | Up to 5'7" | |
| Bust | 33" – 35" | 84cm – 89cm | |
| Waist | 23 1/2" – 27" | 60cm – 69cm | |
| Hips | 34" – 37" | 86cm – 94cm | |
| Medium | Size | 8/10 | 8/10 |
| Height | Up to 5'7" | Up to 5'7" | |
| Bust | 35" – 37" | 89cm – 94cm | |
| Waist | 25 1/2" – 27" | 65cm – 69cm | |
| Hips | 36" – 39" | 91cm – 99cm | |
| Large | Size | 12/14 | 12/14 |
| Height | Up to 5'9" | Up to 5'9" | |
| Bust | 37" – 40" | 94cm – 102cm | |
| Waist | 27 1/2" – 32" | 70cm – 81cm | |
| Hips | 38" – 42" | 97cm – 107cm |
The Women’s Skele-Stone Ghost Face Costume Dress is a skeleton-printed dress styled after the iconic Ghost Face slasher look, designed for women to wear at costume parties and themed gatherings.
The Slasher Went Prehistoric
The Women’s Skele-Stone Ghost Face Costume Dress exists in a very specific comedic corner of costume history where someone looked at a screaming ghost face and a prehistoric cartoon family and decided those two things belonged together. They were right. The result is exactly as unhinged and excellent as it sounds.
This dress lands for anyone who has strong opinions about both horror classics and animated stone-age television. It works for the person who spent October watching slasher films and November rewatching a certain family-friendly cartoon set in Bedrock. The dress does not ask you to choose a lane. It picked both lanes for you.
Product Details
The dress features the unmistakable Ghost Face silhouette rendered in a Flintstones-inspired aesthetic, with skeleton bone print fabric bringing the prehistoric twist to life. The black and white colorway keeps it recognizable while the novelty print keeps it firmly in fun territory.
The fit is designed for easy wearing with a comfortable silhouette that reads clearly as a costume from across a room. Whether the occasion is a horror-themed night out or a pop-culture mashup party, this dress covers the full conceptual distance between “scary” and “Yabba Dabba Doo” without breaking a sweat.
Fright in the Stone Age
Two things everyone assumed had nothing in common turned out to have everything in common. The ghostly shroud, the bone print, the complete refusal to be just one thing. This is the dress that proved the crossover nobody requested was actually the one everybody needed.
