Sexy Mrs. Claus costume — example look
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Sexy Mrs. Claus Costume

A glamorous, festive twist on the classic holiday icon.

The Sexy Mrs. Claus costume takes the traditional holiday figure and turns it into a stylish, show-stopping party outfit. Popular for adult holiday bashes, bar crawls, and festive photos, this look combines classic red velvet and white faux fur trim with a fitted silhouette. It delivers instant holiday cheer with a flirty, confident aesthetic.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~20 min
Budget
$30–75

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What you need for a Sexy Mrs. Claus costume

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  • Red Velvet Mini Dress

    A form-fitting red velvet mini dress featuring plush white faux fur trim along the neckline and hem.

    DIY: Trim a short red bodycon dress with faux fur strips using fabric tape.

  • Black Waist Belt

    A wide black faux-leather belt with a prominent gold or silver buckle to cinch the waist.

    DIY: Wrap a thick black sash around your waist and attach a gold cardboard buckle.

  • Santa Hat

    A plush red velvet Santa hat trimmed with matching white faux fur and a pom-pom.

    DIY: Pin a small faux-fur pom-pom onto a standard red beanie.

  • Black Heeled Boots

    Knee-high or ankle black heeled boots to complete the polished look.

    DIY: Pair black ankle boots with black opaque tights for a seamless line.

  • White Faux Fur Cuffs

    Faux fur wrist cuffs or leg warmers that add extra holiday detail.

    DIY: Cut strips of craft fur and secure around wrists with safety pins.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on your base layer, including black tights if added coverage is desired.

  2. 2

    Slip into the red velvet mini dress and adjust the white faux fur neckline.

  3. 3

    Secure the wide black belt firmly around your natural waist.

  4. 4

    Put on your black boots and adjust any faux fur cuffs or leg warmers.

  5. 5

    Top off the outfit with the Santa hat angled slightly to one side.

Makeup & hair

Pair soft glam makeup with a bold crimson lipstick and fluttery false lashes. Wear your hair down in loose, glossy waves peeking out from under the Santa hat.

Sexy Mrs. Claus for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair with a classic or modern Santa Claus for a coordinated duo look.
group
Form a Santa's helpers group with friends dressed as elves and reindeer.
Plus size
Choose a stretch-velvet fit-and-flare or A-line cut for comfortable, flattering support.

Tips

  • Indoor venues can get warm; opt for breathable velvet blends to stay comfortable.
  • Wear sheer or opaque black tights if you prefer extra coverage while moving.
  • Double-check fur trim placement before taking family-friendly party photos.

Sexy Mrs. Claus costume FAQ

What do I need for a DIY Sexy Mrs. Claus costume?
All you need is a short red dress, white faux fur trim from a craft store, a wide black belt with a buckle, and a matching Santa hat.
Is a Sexy Mrs. Claus costume easy to put together?
Yes, it is one of the easiest holiday outfits to assemble using everyday wardrobe staples and basic accessories.
How can I make the outfit warmer for outdoor holiday events?
Layer with black fleece-lined tights, high boots, and a red coat trimmed with white faux fur.

Did you know? While Mrs. Claus first appeared in literature in 1849, flirty twists on Santa outfits became popular pop-culture party attire in the late 20th century.