Classic Mrs. Claus Costume

When you think about it, there's not much that distinguishes Santa Claus from just another Jolly Home Burglar. They've both got a red suit, a cherry nose, and a knack for finding their way past locked doors or down skinny chimneys. There's a similarly fine line between a Classic Mrs. Claus Costume and an Overly-Festive Granny Outfit. Just remember that less is sometimes more.It's like this: if you show up unnanounced at your local shopping mall to perform some of the polka music you've been writing in your spare time, people are going to associate you with polka music. It's that easy! But if you want to be a true polka legend, you'll want to be a little more discreet. You'll want to preserve some of the mystique of your ancient craft, no matter how proud of it you may be! Make yourself scarce: retreat to the Swiss Alps. Better yet, hole up at the North Pole! Now take that same advice and apply it to celebrating Christmas.You're halfway to being Mrs. Claus already! But if you want to seal the deal, you'll want a red dress (with a little stretch for extra Christmas cookies) and a festive white apron edged in lace. You'll want to festoon yourself with symbols of the season, like holly leaves and candy canes. But whereas an Overly-Festive Granny might resort to an unsafe battery-powered musical light display, keep things simple and understated. After all, Mrs. Claus doesn't need to prove to anybody that she's got plenty of holiday cheer!