
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
- $15–50
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What you need for a Baguette costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Baguette costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
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.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Baguette costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the black-and-white striped Breton shirt as your base layer.
- 2
Pair the shirt with neutral black pants or dark jeans to keep the focus on the bread theme.
- 3
Slip the foam baguette tunic over your head, adjusting the shoulder straps so it sits comfortably on your torso.
- 4
Place the beret on your head, tilting it slightly to one side for a classic French look.
- 5
Peel and stick the self-adhesive fake handlebar mustache onto your upper lip.
- 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.