Coldplay Kiss Cam Costume
Bring the viral concert meme to life with this easy couples look.
Based on the viral concert moment that took social media by storm, the Coldplay Kiss Cam costume recreates the infamous 'CEO and HR Chief' couple. This funny, highly recognizable pop culture look is perfect for couples who want a comfortable, conversation-starting outfit. The ensemble centers around custom corporate-title shirts, colorful concert wristbands, and a DIY Kiss Cam frame.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $20–50
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What you need for a Coldplay Kiss Cam costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Coldplay Kiss Cam costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.
CEO T-Shirt
A black or navy blue crewneck t-shirt with 'CEO' printed in bold white letters across the chest.
DIY: Use white fabric paint or iron-on letters on a plain black tee.
HR Chief T-Shirt
A matching black or dark grey t-shirt with 'HR Chief' printed in bold white letters.
DIY: Write 'HR Chief' on a plain dark t-shirt using a white fabric marker.
LED Concert Wristbands
Colorful, glowing LED wristbands to mimic Coldplay's iconic concert wristbands.
DIY: Use neon plastic glow bracelets stacked together.
DIY Kiss Cam Frame
A handheld cardboard cutout styled like a stadium screen with 'KISS CAM' written at the top and a heart border.
DIY: Cut a large rectangle out of poster board, paint it black, and write 'KISS CAM' in bright yellow or pink paint.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Coldplay Kiss Cam costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the matching 'CEO' and 'HR Chief' t-shirts with casual jeans or chinos.
- 2
Secure the glowing LED wristbands onto your wrists to capture the Coldplay concert atmosphere.
- 3
Construct the handheld Kiss Cam frame using a piece of black poster board, leaving a large open window in the center for your faces.
- 4
Decorate the frame with colorful paint, drawing a heart and writing 'KISS CAM' in bold letters at the top.
- 5
Hold the frame up together whenever posing for photos to complete the viral concert screen effect.
Makeup & hair
Keep hair and makeup natural and casual, styled as if you are attending an outdoor music festival or stadium concert.
Coldplay Kiss Cam for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- The ultimate couples costume pairing the 'CEO' and 'HR Chief' shirts while sharing a single Kiss Cam frame.
- group
- Add friends dressed as security guards, concert-goers, or band members holding instruments.
- kids
- Dress kids in miniature versions of the corporate shirts with a lightweight foam frame.
- Plus size
- Use comfortable, loose-fitting cotton tees in preferred sizes for an easy, all-night fit.
- pet
- Dress a pet in a small tee labeled 'Intern' or 'Security'.
Tips
- Keep the LED wristbands turned off until you arrive at the party to save battery life for photos.
- Make the cardboard frame lightweight so it is easy to carry around or hang from a neck strap when not in use.
- Take photos with backlighting to make the glowing wristbands pop.
Coldplay Kiss Cam costume FAQ
- What is the Coldplay Kiss Cam costume based on?
- It is based on a viral social media moment where a couple wearing 'CEO' and 'HR Chief' shirts was caught on the big screen during a Coldplay concert.
- How do we make the Kiss Cam frame?
- Cut a large rectangular window out of a black poster board, decorate the borders with colorful hearts, and write 'KISS CAM' in bright letters at the top.
- What should we wear besides the shirts?
- Keep it casual with standard concert attire like blue jeans, sneakers, and casual jackets.
Did you know? The real-life couple's viral kiss cam moment during Coldplay's Music of the Spheres tour became so famous it was even parodied on daytime television shows like The View.