Starline, LLC. Plus Size Egyptian Catsuit Costume For Women

Original price was: $74.99.Current price is: $52.49.

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Items Included

Jumpsuit w/ Attached Collar & Tail
Mask
Pair of Arm Bands
Pair of Wrist Cuffs

Features

92% polyester, 8% spandex stretch knit fabric with shiny wet-look finish
Jumpsuit has concealed back zipper, metal hook & elastic loop at top
Molded vinyl collar sewn to front neckline has ribbon ties around back of neck
Long sleeves end in elastic finger loops
Stuffed tail sewn to back has wire inside, can be posed as desired
Arm bands slide on
Wrist cuffs close with hook & loop fastener strips
Molded foam mask has elastic band around back of head

Bastet Case

We typically think that Egyptian gods are, well, ancient. Once Egyptians were finished building temples and inscribing tombs, the gods would just fade away, right? Here’s the thing. Those gods are still around. Ra calls himself Ray these days and he still stuns everyone with his bright power, even though he spends most of his days hanging out on the beach and surfing the waves. All sorts of deities from Tehuti to Isis are living in mortal disguises.

Do you want to take on the role of a modern Egyptian goddess? This costume will make you feel just like Bastet, the cat goddess. She was a symbol of the sun, fire, love, dancing, and pretty much all that is fun and sexy. We can just picture what Bastet would look like these days, can’t you? Slip into this suit and create your own Egyptian cat goddess!

Costume Details

This stunning catsuit stands out with gold trim along the sleeves and a deep-cut neckline. The gold detail at the keyhole neckline creates an ankh shape while the gold collar will make you feel like Egyptian royalty. A long black tail completes the bodysuit while a cat mask completes your stunning look!

From Tomb to Town

Bastet was one of the favorite goddesses that Egyptians portrayed in tombs and pyramids. Why wouldn’t you want this cat goddess on your side? Are you ready to give this cat another life that’s more, well, lively? Slip into this costume and you’ll be ready to rock it outside of the old dusty tombs that you’re used to prowling. Top off this look with Roman sandals and an Egyptian staff to really set this costume off right. Now, all you have to do is control your urge to tip water glasses off of tables. You may be a goddess, but those cat antics are still rude!