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Traditional carnival colors are woven throughout every Mardi Gras experience, from tasty king cake to elaborate costumes. So when you incorporate princely purples, gorgeous greens, and shimmering golds into your ensemble, you create an outfit that screams, “I’m here to celebrate!”
Whether you’re planning to hit the streets of New Orleans, attend a masquerade ball, or throw your own Mardi Gras party, choosing the right outfit is key to capturing the festive spirit. 🎭 From classic looks drenched in purple, green, and gold to unique, show-stopping costumes, this guide has something for everyone.
Dressing in the official colors of Carnival – purple, green, and gold – is just about the bare minimum. We’ve compiled a list of tips and local-approved costume shops to help you plan the perfect look that’s sure to turn heads even on Bourbon Street. Zack Smith. Mardi Gras Day.
We Got 'Em! Miss Mardi Gras? Awwwwww. Lucky for you, parades will be rolling in the Big Easy for St. Patrick’s …. Read More.
There’s an occasional traditional costume that belonged to a float rider, or a unique, locally made creation on consignment. Also, check out the amazing Mardi Gras Indian headdresses mounted on the walls.
For many outside of New Orleans, Mardi Gras is a time for revelry, parades, and family get-togethers. However, beyond the beads and the parades in the Crescent City, there exists a unique tradition that truly captures the essence of Mardi Gras—the art of crafting one's own Mardi Gras costume.
Mardi Gras is about music, parades, picnics, floats and excitement. It's one big holiday in New Orleans! Revelers know to wear costumes or at least dress in purple, green, and gold, and adorn themselves with long beads caught from the floats of previous parades.