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Little Caesar Costume

Pizza! Pizza! Bring the iconic orange-toga mascot to life.

The Little Caesar costume is based on the cheerful Roman mascot of the famous Little Caesars pizza chain. Perfect for fast-food fans and retro pop-culture lovers, this look is instantly recognizable by its bright orange toga, laurel wreath, and signature pizza spear. It is a lighthearted, comfortable, and budget-friendly choice for any costume event.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~30 min
Budget
$1545

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What you need for a Little Caesar costume

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  • Orange toga

    A bright orange, one-shoulder Roman-style toga draped over the body.

    DIY: Wrap and pin 3-4 yards of bright orange jersey or cotton fabric over one shoulder.

  • White laurel wreath

    A crown of white leaves worn around the head.

    DIY: Cut leaf shapes out of white felt or cardstock and hot-glue them to a simple plastic headband.

  • Brown gladiator sandals

    Simple brown leather or faux-leather strappy sandals.

    DIY: Wear basic brown sandals or flip-flops.

  • Toy spear with pizza slice

    A simple toy spear or staff with a fake slice of pepperoni pizza stuck on the tip.

    DIY: Attach a cardboard cutout of a pepperoni pizza slice to the end of a wooden dowel or toy staff.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on a neutral undershirt and shorts to wear beneath the toga for comfort.

  2. 2

    Drape the orange toga over your left shoulder, securing it at the shoulder with a safety pin if needed, and let it hang down to just above the knees.

  3. 3

    Place the white laurel wreath crown flat on your head, angling it slightly forward.

  4. 4

    Lace up your brown gladiator sandals around your ankles.

  5. 5

    Hold your pizza spear prop in one hand, ready to strike the classic mascot pose.

Makeup & hair

Keep makeup natural. If you have dark hair, style it in simple, short waves; otherwise, a short brown wig styled in a classic Roman crop works perfectly.

Little Caesar for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair up with someone dressed as a hot-and-ready pizza box or a bag of Crazy Bread.
group
Have friends dress as other fast-food mascots like the Burger King or Wendy for a fast-food royalty group.
kids
A downsized orange fabric wrap and a paper plate pizza slice on a stick make an adorable toddler costume.
Plus size
Use extra yards of orange fabric to drape a custom, comfortable toga that fits any body shape.
pet
An orange fabric band and a tiny white felt leaf collar for a matching dog costume.

Tips

  • Wear warm layers underneath the toga if you plan to be outdoors in cool October weather.
  • Keep your pizza spear prop lightweight so it is easy to carry around all night.
  • Carry an empty, clean Little Caesars pizza box as an extra prop that doubles as a fun accessory.

Little Caesar costume FAQ

What does the Little Caesars mascot wear?
He wears a bright orange one-shoulder toga, a white laurel wreath crown, brown gladiator sandals, and carries a spear with a slice of pepperoni pizza on the tip.
How do I make a DIY Little Caesar toga?
You can easily make one by draping a few yards of bright orange fabric over one shoulder, wrapping it around your torso, and securing it with safety pins at the shoulder and waist.
Is Little Caesar Roman or Greek?
He is depicted as a Roman character, wearing a classic Roman toga and a laurel wreath, which fits the historical association with Julius Caesar.

Did you know? The mascot's famous catchphrase, 'Pizza! Pizza!', was created in 1979 to advertise a deal where customers received two pizzas for the price of one competitor's pizza.