Barbie dresses for everything, from vintage resort wear to movie pink to a lab coat, so there's a version for almost any woman and any party. You don't need a packaged costume. Most of what follows comes together from closet basics, thrift-store finds and a few craft supplies, and the ones that look best simply get the color right, fit well and let you walk in your shoes. Blonde waves are classic, but your natural hair or a colored wig suits plenty of these. I've gathered 35 women's looks here, from cowgirl sparkle and retro aerobics to evening gowns and career Barbies, each with one prop that tells the story.
Iron-On Letters, Patches and Vinyl That Stay Put
A lot of these costumes carry words: a President sash, a name badge, racing patches, a jersey number. Lettering that curls or drops off halfway through the night is one of the most common things that goes wrong, and it nearly always comes down to the fabric and the heat.
- Read the care label before you buy. Cotton and poly-cotton take an iron well; satin, nylon and sequined fabric scorch, melt or refuse the glue.
- Press, don't slide. Hold the iron still on each section for the time the package gives, then turn the garment over and press again from the back.
- If the instructions say cold peel, let the carrier sheet cool completely before lifting it. Peeling it warm pulls up the edges.
- Give the adhesive a day to set before you wash or wear the piece.
- For stretchy fabric, or anything you plan to reuse, a few hand stitches around a patch hold better than glue.
If the fabric won't take heat and you only need it for one night, cut letters from felt and baste them on with big running stitches. They stay put through the party and snip off afterward without a mark.
1. Pink Cowgirl Barbie Costume
The cowgirl is the Barbie most people picture first right now, and it depends on one strong pink. A fitted pink vest and matching flare pants trimmed with white stars, fringe or rhinestones over a white fitted top give you the base. Add a wide pink cowboy hat, a printed bandana, statement earrings and a decorative belt. If you're decorating thrifted pants, check the fiber first: iron-on stars need a cotton or poly-cotton that can take a hot iron, and they lift off stretchy nylon blends. Soft blonde waves or a bouncy blowout of your own hair, rosy blush, pink lipstick and a little shimmer suit it, with white or pink cowboy boots.
2. Rollerblade Barbie Costume
Neon reads from across the room, and that is what this one relies on. A bright pink unitard or fitted tank with neon patterned biker shorts is the base, with matching shorts over the unitard if you want more coverage. Add a translucent visor, chunky hoops, colorful knee and elbow pads and wrist guards. A high ponytail with a bright scrunchie, or a blonde ponytail extension, glossy lips and a sweep of blue or purple shadow finish it. I'd keep the real rollerblades on your shoulder: carry them by the straps for photos and wear colorful sneakers, because skates in a crowded room are an accident waiting to happen.
3. Pink Gingham Barbie Costume
Pink gingham says Barbie before anyone sees your face. I look for a pink-and-white gingham fit-and-flare dress with a fitted bodice and a full midi skirt, and I check that the checks line up at the side seams; on cheap dresses they often don't, and a mismatched seam shows in photos. Add a coordinating belt, a small floral necklace, pearl earrings and a structured pink handbag. Smooth waves with the front pinned back, defined lashes, peachy blush and soft pink lipstick keep it fresh. White pumps are classic, low block heels or ballet flats are kinder, and a cropped white cardigan handles a cold night without hiding the print.
4. Gold Disco Barbie Costume
Want to own the dance floor? Build it around a gold sequin jumpsuit with wide legs and a fitted waist, or a sleeveless gold top with high-waisted flares if a jumpsuit won't fit your torso; one-piece sizing is tricky for tall women. Gold cuffs, dangling heart earrings and a flower clip at one side of the hair add the details, and softly crimped long waves give the disco finish. Bronze shadow, luminous skin and glossy pink lips are enough without heavy theatrical makeup. Gold platform sandals are accurate, metallic block heels are easier, and a small gold clutch or glittery microphone prop sets the party mood. Sequins snag on sequins, so skip a sequined bag that will rub against your hip all night.
5. Weird Barbie Costume
Weird Barbie is the funny one, and the mismatch is deliberate. Start with a loose hot pink dress, ideally with exaggerated sleeves or an odd shape, and draw scribbles across it with markers. If you want the dress back afterward, use washable markers and test one on an inside seam first, since some wash out of cotton far more easily than out of polyester. Patterned leggings, two different boots, teased hair with temporary pink, blue or purple color through uneven sections, bright shadow, asymmetrical face markings and a slightly smudged lip build the character. Chunky jewelry and a handmade cardboard sign for the splits pose finish it, kept abstract and cheerful rather than creepy.
6. President Barbie Costume
President Barbie is glamour with authority: a pink satin gown, tailored pink dress or elegant jumpsuit with a clean, floor-skimming line. A wide white sash goes diagonally across the body with “President” spelled out in removable iron-on letters. Satin scorches easily under an iron, so I press the letters onto a cotton or polyester sash, never onto the gown. Pearl earrings, a small flag pin and a neat folder or speech cards are the details. Smooth waves, a sleek ponytail or a refined updo, defined lashes, rosy cheeks and pink lipstick suit it, with comfortable nude or pink pumps. A small cardboard podium makes group photos more fun.
7. Mermaid Barbie Costume
Mermaid Barbie gets the ocean colors without a tail you have to shuffle in. Pair an iridescent scale-print maxi skirt with a lavender, turquoise or pink fitted top, and pick a skirt with a flared hem so your stride isn't pinned. Shell jewelry, pearl hair clips and a lightweight starfish carry the theme. A long pastel wig, or your own hair in beachy waves with temporary colored streaks, sets the mood. Pearly highlighter, lavender shadow and a few face gems at the outer corners of the eyes do the makeup; stick the gems on with a skin-safe adhesive, never craft glue. Metallic flats or low platform sandals and a glittery shell clutch round it off.
8. Astronaut Barbie Costume
Astronaut Barbie is white, silver and signature pink. Start with a white utility jumpsuit, or matching cargo pants and a zip-front jacket if one-pieces never fit you. Pink stripes in fabric tape are fast, though I'd stitch the ends down, because adhesive tape starts to curl at the corners once it bends with you. Homemade mission patches and a personalized name badge add detail, and a lightweight toy helmet or clear bubble-style headpiece is the prop. A neat ponytail, braid or smooth shoulder-length style, silver shadow, rosy blush and pink gloss, white high-tops or ankle boots, and a silver backpack styled as a space pack that holds your essentials finish it.
9. Classic Striped Swimsuit Barbie Costume
The black-and-white striped swimsuit is the oldest Barbie look there is, and you don't have to wear an actual swimsuit to a party. A striped fitted romper, sleeveless jumpsuit or bodysuit over opaque black leggings gives the same graphic stripe. White cat-eye sunglasses, gold hoops and a bright red lip are the essentials. A high curled ponytail with short rolled bangs or a polished retro wig, black liner and softly arched brows set the late 1950s mood. Horizontal stripes need a fitted cut; loose stripes just look like a sweater. Black low heels, mules or pointed flats, a striped handbag or mini doll box as the prop, and a short black cardigan for warmth keep the black and white clean.
10. Malibu Beach Barbie Costume
Malibu Beach Barbie is the warm-weather pick, and the trick is making beachwear party-appropriate. A bright pink one-piece swimsuit or fitted bodysuit under a sheer floral cover-up or lightweight kimono, plus high-waisted white shorts for coverage, keeps it relaxed. Oversized sunglasses, colorful hoops and a wide-brim straw hat pull the beach theme together. Wear long hair in loose waves or a high ponytail with face-framing pieces, with waterproof mascara, bronzed cheeks and glossy coral lips. Pink platform sandals or white sneakers handle the walking. A striped tote with a rolled towel and a beach ball is a good prop, but let some air out of the ball for crowded rooms.
11. Aerobics Barbie Costume
Aerobics Barbie is my go-to recommendation for anyone who plans to dance all night. A bright leotard over opaque leggings or fitted biker shorts, with a cropped sweatshirt slipped off one shoulder, gives coverage and that 1980s shape. You can cut the sweatshirt neckline wider yourself, since sweatshirt knit won't fray and a raw edge looks right for the decade. Striped leg warmers, wristbands, a wide headband and oversized plastic earrings, a high side ponytail or a big blonde wig secured away from your face, blue shadow, strong pink blush and glossy lips build the rest. White high-tops plus foam dumbbells or a rolled exercise mat set the theme.
12. Day-To-Night Barbie Costume
Day-to-Night Barbie is office polish that flips to evening sparkle. Start with a fitted pink blazer and a matching knee-length skirt or tailored trousers, with a shimmery pink camisole underneath so the jacket can come off later. A wide-brim pink hat, pearl necklace, structured briefcase and small evening clutch cover both halves of the story. A removable tulle overskirt turns the business look into a party silhouette; I gather mine onto a wide ribbon tie so it goes on in seconds. Smooth brushed-out waves, neutral shadow, rosy blush and satin pink lipstick, plus pink pumps or low slingbacks, keep it professional enough for an office celebration.
13. Flight Attendant Barbie Costume
Flight Attendant Barbie is easy to assemble from a pink sheath dress or a matching skirt suit with a white blouse. A small patterned scarf tied neatly at the neck, a compact pillbox hat or structured cap, a wing badge, a rolling carry-on and mock boarding passes make the job clear. Pillbox hats sit toward the back of the crown rather than on the forehead, so pin them with a small comb or two hat pins at the back. A smooth bun, curled bob or tidy ponytail, classic eyeliner, rosy cheeks and pink-red lipstick give the vintage feel. Nude tights and comfortable pink pumps help over a long evening, and removable pink travel stickers on the suitcase keep the design your own, with no real airline logos.
14. Doctor Barbie Costume
Doctor Barbie is the costume I suggest when comfort matters most. Wear a bright pink scrub set under a clean white lab coat with a personalized name badge and a toy stethoscope, and slip a fitted long-sleeve shirt under the scrub top on a cold night. Lab coat pockets sag and drag the coat out of shape when you load them, so keep your phone and keys in a pink medical-style tote instead. A tidy ponytail or bun with a few soft pieces around the face, natural foundation, defined lashes, rosy blush and pink lip balm give approachable makeup. White sneakers keep you on your feet, and a clipboard with a cheerful pretend wellness checklist is a safe prop.
15. Chef Barbie Costume
Chef Barbie is pink-and-white kitchen cheer: pink trousers or a comfortable pink midi skirt with a white double-breasted chef jacket. A pink neckerchief, patterned apron and tall white chef hat set the scene. Tall hats tend to flop and slide on smooth hair, so if yours does, swap it for a smaller fabric cap that stays put. A low bun, braid or ponytail, peach blush, softly defined eyes and pink lipstick keep it neat. White slip-resistant sneakers or low clogs are the shoes, and a decorated mixing bowl, silicone whisk or tray of artificial cupcakes is the prop, with pink oven mitts tucked into the apron waistband.
16. Tennis Barbie Costume
Tennis Barbie is preppy and easy: a pink pleated athletic skirt with a fitted white polo or sleeveless collared top, and a pink sweater knotted around your shoulders for a country-club touch. White crew socks, proper tennis sneakers, a visor and simple studs finish the outfit. A high ponytail with a pink ribbon, or a short blonde ponytail extension, suits it. Keep the makeup dewy with waterproof mascara and tinted pink lip balm. A lightweight racket with pink grip tape and a couple of clean balls in a clear mini bag tell the story, and a skirt with built-in shorts lets you move without a second thought.
17. Ballerina Barbie Costume
Ballerina Barbie looks more grown-up in a pink leotard-style top with an opaque tulle midi skirt than in a short stage tutu. Opaque really matters here: a single layer of tulle turns see-through under a camera flash, so look for several layers or a lining. Pale tights or fitted leggings add coverage and warmth. A satin ribbon belt, a delicate tiara, pearl earrings and a small flower bouquet are the accessories. A secure high bun with a pink ribbon or sparkling pins, rose shadow, curled lashes and ballet-pink blush and lipstick keep it luminous. Pink ballet flats are the natural choice, but cushioned flats with ribbon straps support you better for a long party.
18. Princess Barbie Costume
Princess Barbie is the storybook entrance: a full-length pink ball gown with a fitted bodice, layered skirt and subtle silver or iridescent details. Skip the hoop skirt; a soft petticoat gives volume and still lets you sit, climb stairs and get into a car. A sparkling tiara, elbow-length gloves, a heart-shaped necklace and a small satin purse are the jewels. Wear curled waves or a half-up style with crystal clips, lavender shadow, luminous highlighter and glossy pink lipstick. Silver or pink block heels beat narrow stilettos under a long skirt, since nobody sees your feet anyway. A lightweight wand topped with a star or heart finishes the family-friendly royal theme.
19. Fairy Barbie Costume
Fairy Barbie is pastel and light, a sweet swap for darker Halloween looks. A pink or lavender fit-and-flare dress over comfortable tights, translucent wings on soft elastic straps, and removable flowers, sequins or tiny butterfly appliqués build it. Size the wings to your frame; I keep mine no wider than my elbows with my arms hanging down, so I'm not bumping other guests. Loose curls with small braids and pastel clips, or a softly waved pink wig, iridescent shadow, pearly highlighter, pink blush and a few face gems finish the face. Glittery flats or pastel ankle boots, a flower-wrapped wand and a blossom-shaped pouch keep it wearable.
20. Totally Hair Barbie Costume
Extra-long hair is the centerpiece of this early 1990s doll. A bold patterned mini dress in swirls, geometric prints or color blocking over black bike shorts or opaque leggings, with a fitted black top underneath if needed, is the outfit. Oversized earrings, a chunky belt and a few colorful clips add the details. Use an exceptionally long blonde wig with crimped sections, or temporary extensions in your own hair. Crimping a synthetic wig needs a crimper set to its lowest heat; high heat frizzes the fiber for good. Keep the lengths behind your shoulders when you move, then add bright purple shadow, pink cheeks and glossy lips, hot pink pumps, ankle boots or platform sneakers, and a big decorative comb for photos.
21. Rock Star Barbie Costume
Rock Star Barbie mixes pink sparkle with comfortable separates. Metallic pink pants or a sequin skirt over opaque tights, a graphic-style pink top, a cropped faux leather jacket and a rhinestone belt set it up. Silver hoops, stacked bracelets and star-shaped sunglasses add stage presence. Big waves, a high ponytail or a colorful streaked wig all work, with shimmering shadow, defined liner, pink blush and glossy lips. Platform ankle boots or glittery sneakers keep you standing and dancing. Faux leather doesn't breathe, so choose a cropped jacket you can take off once the room heats up. A toy microphone or inflatable guitar, and no realistic logos, keep it your own playful performer.
22. Pop Star Barbie Costume
Pop Star Barbie is the brighter, more polished cousin of the rocker. A sparkling pink mini dress over matching fitted shorts, or a sequined jumpsuit for added coverage, goes with a cropped metallic jacket, crystal earrings and a headset-style toy microphone. A sleek high ponytail with a long extension, or soft glamorous waves, suits it. I wrap a strand of the extension around the elastic and pin it underneath so the join never shows. Silver-pink shadow, luminous foundation, rosy blush and a glossy lip finish the face. White knee-high boots give the stage silhouette, platform sneakers are the comfortable option, and a star-shaped purse plus removable rhinestones on the jacket keep it cheerful and easy to move in.
23. Race Car Driver Barbie Costume
Race Car Driver Barbie gets its look from stripes and patches. A pink zip-front utility jumpsuit with a defined waist and full-length sleeves is the base, with black-and-white checkered fabric tape along the sides, homemade racing patches and a name label. If the jumpsuit has no waist shaping, a wide belt fixes the boxy look. A matching cap, fingerless driving gloves and mirrored sunglasses carry the theme. A low ponytail or braid stays neat under the cap, and clean liner, rosy blush and bright pink lipstick add the Barbie finish. White or black high-tops beat heavy racing boots for walking, and a lightweight pink helmet or a checkered round handbag makes the prop.
24. Equestrian Barbie Costume
Equestrian Barbie is pink, white and black country style: fitted white riding pants, a pink tailored jacket and a high-neck white blouse, with tall black boots, dark gloves and a velvet-style helmet. White riding pants show everything underneath, so wear smooth, skin-tone underwear, or switch to stretchy ponte pants made to resemble breeches. A low ponytail or bun at the nape fits under the helmet. Polished makeup with neutral shadow, defined lashes, rose blush and pink lipstick suits the look. A horse-shaped handbag or a coiled pink lead rope tells the story without an oversized prop, and a few rhinestone buttons on the jacket add Barbie sparkle.
25. Figure Skater Barbie Costume
Figure Skater Barbie starts with a long-sleeve pink skating dress with a short flared skirt over opaque tights or fitted leggings. Crystal appliqués at the neckline and cuffs give the icy stage effect; sew each one down at a few points, since glued appliqués lift where the fabric stretches. A smooth bun with a silver snowflake clip or pink ribbon, cool-toned shadow, luminous highlighter, defined lashes and rose lipstick make up the face. Carry real skates for photos if you have them, but wear white lace-up ankle boots or clean high-tops. A faux medal, a small bouquet and a fitted white jacket for outdoor cold round it out.
26. Ski Barbie Costume
Ski Barbie brings bright winter fashion to Halloween, and it's the warmest outfit in the collection. A pink quilted ski suit, or waterproof-looking pants with a fitted belted puffer jacket, plus a bright turtleneck, reflective goggles, thermal gloves and a faux-fur-trimmed headband build it. Two neat braids or a low ponytail fit under a white knit cap. Rosy cheeks, waterproof mascara and pink lip balm look mountain-fresh, and white snow boots or insulated high-tops go on your feet. A ski suit gets hot fast at an indoor party, so wear only a light layer under it and push the goggles up onto the cap. Short toy ski poles and a small backpack decorated with pink snowflakes hold the theme together.
27. Soccer Barbie Costume
Soccer Barbie can come almost entirely from your closet: a pink jersey tucked into white or black athletic shorts with built-in coverage, knee-high striped socks, cleats-style sneakers and a pink captain’s armband. Put your name and a favorite number on the back in removable vinyl letters; heat-transfer vinyl struggles to grip slick mesh, so test one letter first. A high ponytail, braid or two sporty pigtails with pink ribbons and minimal makeup, just tinted moisturizer, mascara, cheek tint and lip balm, keep it believable. Carry a clean pink-and-white ball or a lightweight inflatable one, and hang a small faux medal around your neck for the winning touch.
28. Artist Barbie Costume
Artist Barbie is color kept under control. Pink overalls over a fitted white T-shirt or turtleneck, a cropped painter’s smock with dry paint-like designs, a pink beret, colorful earrings and a utility belt of clean brushes set it up. Do the smock with fabric paint and let it cure fully the day before; anything still tacky will transfer to car seats and other guests. A loose side braid, low ponytail or curled bob under the beret, pastel shadow, rosy cheeks and pink lipstick keep the makeup simple. White sneakers or pink lace-up boots, and a cardboard palette dotted with raised foam “paint” in cheerful colors, finish it.
29. Camping Barbie Costume
Camping Barbie is the practical choice for a cold October night outdoors. Pink utility shorts over opaque leggings, or fitted cargo pants with a gingham shirt, under a quilted vest or cropped puffer give real warmth. Lace-up hiking boots, a pink beanie, a small backpack and a rolled blanket strapped on add the theme. Two braids, a ponytail or soft waves under the hat suit it, with warm blush, mascara and tinted pink lip balm. Carry a flashlight or camping mug, and if you add binoculars, choose a compact plastic pair; real ones bounce against your chest with every step and feel heavy by the end of the night. This is the Barbie I'd pick for trick-or-treating with kids.
30. Road Trip Barbie Costume
Road Trip Barbie is a retro vacation look: high-waisted pink shorts or capri pants with a striped fitted top and a cropped white jacket. A printed neck scarf, cat-eye sunglasses, hoop earrings and a small crossbody bag add the travel details. Bouncy waves with a wide headband, or a polished ponytail, winged liner, rosy cheeks and bright pink lipstick keep it classic. White platform sneakers or low loafers handle the walking. A folded road map, an instant-style camera or a miniature pink suitcase with removable stickers is the prop. Tie a lightweight scarf to the handbag; it moves as you walk and gives photos a holiday feel.
31. Dreamhouse Pajama Barbie Costume
Dreamhouse Pajama Barbie is the comfiest costume here. A matching pink satin pajama set with feather-free contrast trim, or soft lounge pants with a button-front top, plus a fluffy robe, a sleep mask worn as a headband, heart-shaped earrings and a pillow-shaped bag set the sleepover scene. Satin pajamas crease badly in a folded bag, so hang them in a steamy bathroom before you leave. Large overnight-style curls or a high ponytail with a satin scrunchie, soft pink shadow, fresh blush and glossy lips make it look intentional. Fuzzy slippers are fine indoors, but switch to pink slip-on sneakers outside. A plush alarm clock or hairbrush makes the theme obvious.
32. Vintage Mod Barbie Costume
Mod Barbie is all about clean 1960s lines. Wear an A-line mini dress over opaque tights in hot pink, white or a bold geometric print, with a cropped swing coat, oversized round sunglasses and chunky plastic earrings. A flipped bob, a smooth high ponytail or a teased half-up shape with a wide headband sets the era. A pre-styled flip bob wig keeps its shape all night, while a flip curled into your own hair tends to drop as the room warms up. Black winged liner, pastel shadow, soft blush and pale pink lipstick give the period face. White go-go boots make the theme obvious, low ankle boots work just as well, and a structured mini bag plus a big flower pin on the coat add color.
33. Seventies Disco Barbie Costume
Seventies Disco Barbie leans into flares and warm shimmer. Hot pink bell-bottoms with a halter top, layered over a fitted shirt if you want coverage, or a patterned jumpsuit with dramatic legs, is the base. Oversized hoops, stacked bangles, a wide belt and tinted heart-shaped sunglasses set the decade. Brushed-out waves with real volume, or a long feathered wig, bronze shimmer, peachy blush and glossy pink lips finish it. Hem bell-bottoms while wearing the platforms you'll actually dance in; an inch too long and you step on them all night. A miniature mirrored-ball purse or record-shaped bag, plus bright reflective fabric, keeps the costume clear in ordinary party lighting.
34. Pink Box Barbie Costume
The Pink Box doll is the photo favorite, and the box is the whole build. Underneath, keep it simple: a pink mini or midi dress, a coordinating belt, sparkling earrings, pink heels or flats, glossy waves and classic rosy makeup. Build the box from lightweight foam board, open at the front and bottom, with shoulder straps so it rides like a backpack. I tape every joint on the inside with fabric tape as well as glue, because foam-board corners pop apart the first time the box gets bumped. Decorate it with generic stars, hearts and doll-style wording rather than copying real packaging, carry a miniature comb or handbag as your included “accessory,” and walk through your own doorways in it before the party.
35. Black Evening Gown Barbie Costume
Not every Barbie needs to be pink head to toe. A floor-length black gown with a fitted bodice and full skirt, long black gloves, a pink satin wrap, crystal earrings and a sparkling necklace make an evening Barbie, with a bright pink clutch carrying the signature color. A polished updo or smooth Hollywood waves, defined liner, luminous skin, rosy cheeks and vivid pink lipstick suit the gown. Long gloves make eating and using a phone awkward, so choose a pair you can slip off easily. Black block heels or pointed flats and a small bouquet of pink faux roses or a vintage-style invitation finish it for a formal party with a dressier code.
Warm Layers for an October Barbie
Halloween is cold in a lot of places, and many of these looks, from the swimsuit to the minis, were designed for a doll who lives in the sun. You don't have to choose between the costume and being comfortable outside.
- Thermal leggings under opaque tights disappear in photos and make a real difference on a doorstep or a patio.
- A fitted thermal top in white, black or pink slides under scrubs, a vest or a sheath dress without changing the line.
- Choose a cover layer that belongs to the character: a cropped cardigan for gingham, a puffer for the camper, a faux-fur wrap for the gowns.
- Adhesive heat packs tucked into a waistband or boot help on a long night, but stick them to clothing, never directly on skin.
Barbie Makeup That Holds Up for Hours
Most of these looks use a bright pink lip, shimmer or face gems, and all three move as the night goes on. My routine is simple and works for any of the 35.
- Patch-test any new cream paint, cosmetic glitter or gem adhesive on the inside of your wrist a day ahead.
- Line and fill the lips with pencil, add lipstick, blot, then add a second coat. A single coat of bright pink fades unevenly.
- Set cream blush and highlighter with a light dusting of translucent powder so they don't slide onto your collar.
- Loosen gems and glitter with an oil-based cleanser before you wash your face instead of pulling them off.
A Barbie That Fits the Party You're Going To
Barbie suits almost any personality, dress code, climate or comfort level, which is why so many women come back to her every October. You can copy a movie outfit, go vintage, or build a career look from everyday clothes. What makes any of them work is a clear color palette, one defining prop, polished hair, cheerful makeup and shoes you can wear for hours. Pink is the easiest shortcut, but black, white, gold, silver and pastels give you room to be different. Fit the costume to your own body and style rather than chasing an exact copy, and match it to where you're going: the ski suit for a cold yard party, the gingham for a daytime event, the black gown for a formal night.
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