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Baguette Costume

Rise to the occasion with a hilarious, golden-brown French bread look.

The baguette costume is a delightfully quirky choice for food lovers, Francophiles, or anyone looking to bring some lighthearted humor to a party. This look can be worn as a giant, wearable plush loaf of French bread or styled as a chic French baker carrying oversized baguettes. It is a highly recognizable, comfortable, and crowd-pleasing option that is guaranteed to get laughs.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~30 min
Budget
$1550

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What you need for a Baguette costume

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  • Baguette bodysuit or tunic

    A slip-on, foam-backed tunic shaped like a long, golden-brown French baguette with realistic crust texture and score marks.

    DIY: Cut a long oval shape out of light brown felt or cardboard, paint diagonal dark brown score marks across the front, and attach shoulder straps.

  • Beret

    A classic wool or felt French beret in black or bright red to lean into the classic French aesthetic.

    DIY: Use a floppy dark-colored beanie pulled slightly to one side.

  • Striped shirt

    A long-sleeved horizontal black-and-white striped Breton shirt to wear underneath the tunic or as part of a baker look.

    DIY: Use a plain white long-sleeve shirt and draw horizontal black stripes across it with a fabric marker.

  • Fake mustache

    A black, curled handlebar mustache to add a humorous, classic caricature touch.

    DIY: Draw a curled mustache directly onto your upper lip using a black eyeliner pencil.

  • Prop baguette

    A realistic foam or plastic toy baguette to carry as a fun accessory.

    DIY: Carve a pool noodle to about 25 inches long, coat it in paper mache, paint it golden brown with dark brown score marks, and seal it.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the black-and-white striped Breton shirt as your base layer.

  2. 2

    Pair the shirt with neutral black pants or dark jeans to keep the focus on the bread theme.

  3. 3

    Slip the foam baguette tunic over your head, adjusting the shoulder straps so it sits comfortably on your torso.

  4. 4

    Place the beret on your head, tilting it slightly to one side for a classic French look.

  5. 5

    Peel and stick the self-adhesive fake handlebar mustache onto your upper lip.

  6. 6

    Carry your prop foam baguette under your arm to complete the look.

Makeup & hair

Keep makeup minimal and clean. If you aren't using a fake mustache, draw a small, stylized curled mustache using a waterproof black liquid eyeliner.

Baguette for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair up as a Baguette and a block of Swiss Cheese, or a Baguette and a bottle of Red Wine.
group
Form a 'French Bakery' group with friends dressed as croissants, chefs, bakers, and patisserie boxes.
kids
A smaller foam slip-on bread slice or mini baguette tunic paired with a striped tee and a tiny red beret.
Plus size
The loose, open-sided design of foam tunics makes this naturally accommodating; choose a tabard-style tunic with adjustable side ties.
pet
A lightweight plush baguette plush toy attached to a dog harness, or a small red bandana and mini beret hat.

Tips

  • Since foam tunics can get warm indoors, wear a lightweight, breathable cotton shirt underneath.
  • If your foam tunic arrives creased from shipping, stuff it with towels and use a handheld garment steamer on low heat to smooth out the wrinkles.
  • Keep your hands free at parties by choosing a tunic with armholes, or tuck your prop baguette into a canvas tote bag.
  • For a fun photo op, strike a classic mime pose or pretend to take a giant bite out of your prop bread.

Baguette costume FAQ

How do I make a cheap DIY baguette prop?
You can easily make one by taking a standard foam pool noodle, cutting it to about two feet in length, tapering the ends with scissors, and painting it with golden-brown acrylic paint.
What should I wear under a baguette tunic?
Wear simple black pants or leggings and a black-and-white striped shirt to complete the classic French baker theme while staying comfortable.
Is a baguette costume easy to walk around in?
Yes, most baguette tunics are made of flexible, lightweight foam that ends above the knees, allowing for full leg movement and easy walking.

Did you know? By French law, a traditional baguette must only contain four ingredients: flour, water, yeast, and salt—any variation disqualifies it from using the official name.