Wigs by theme

Theme wigs are costume wigs whose hairstyle immediately tells a story of a role or era, such as a white curly mane with a full beard for a sea king. These hairstyles are perfect for a harlequin at carnival, a horror clown at Halloween, or a neon figure at a neon party. There are models for women and men, and for girls, a clown hairstyle with side ponytails. If you are only looking for a different hair color without a role in mind, you can find what you need in the wigs.

Wig, headband, or hair with a mustache: what suits your role?

• Blonde hair comes in many shades, from golden blonde and ash blonde to almost white-blonde curls, with short men's cuts and mid-length or long women's styles.
• Bright colors are featured in the afro models: a neon green version that glows under UV light and a solid bright purple with full curls.
• Two-tone hair can be found in the harlequin wig for women, with a black and a red half and two separate extensions in the same colors.
• The horror clown hairstyle for girls is black with red and has two low side ponytails that reach past the shoulders.
• Hair with an extra component is also available for men, such as a red-and-white striped headband with hair and a blonde toupee with a separate dark brown mustache.

What you get with a theme wig

A theme wig is usually a separate accessory: you get the hair, and you put together the costume yourself. Some models come with more, such as extensions with a clip clip or a separate mustache, making the look instantly recognizable with a single purchase. You can freely combine a separate hairstyle with clothes you already have, while a model with hairpieces requires less searching. A headband with hair leaves your forehead free and therefore sits differently than a full wig that covers your entire head. Many models are not allowed in the wash, under the iron, or in the dryer according to the washing instructions, so shake them out after the party and store them dry.

Character, decade, or effect as a starting point

If you know which role you are playing, start with the component that belongs to that character or period.

• If you are playing a grandmother at a costume party, start with the grandma wig.
• For a Brabant teen from the well-known film, choose the New Kids wig.
• If you want to portray the rock 'n' roll king, grab the Elvis wig.
• A hairstyle from the decade of neon and headbands can be found in the 80s wig.
• If your hair needs to shine on stage, choose a glitter wig.
• If you are playing the fashion designer who hunts Dalmatians, take the Cruella wig.
• If you are going together as an elderly couple, then the grandpa wig is the right choice.
• For a peace-loving look with flowers in the hair, choose the hippie wig.
• If you are spinning under the disco ball on the dance floor, start with the disco wig.
• For a Norse warrior with a helmet and shield, choose the viking wig.
• If your role belongs with a mohawk and a leather jacket, look at the rock wig.
• If you want a hairstyle that doesn't stand out as a costume wig, choose natural wigs.

When do you wear a theme wig?

During carnival, a two-tone harlequin hairstyle or an exuberant curly mane suits a parade or a party room full of costumed friends. During Halloween, a black-and-red clown hairstyle with side ponytails immediately makes a girl look spooky. At a neon party, a neon green afro stands out under blacklight, and that works for both women and men.

Buying theme wigs

Start with the role you want to play and then see if you only need the hair or also a mustache or extensions. A bright color draws attention from afar, while a blonde cut fits more easily with a regular outfit. If you order it together with the rest of your outfit, you can take advantage of free shipping from 75 euros. Choose your role and get your wig ready for the party.