Wine Costume
A vintage look that is guaranteed to be a crowd-pleaser.
Dressing up as wine is a playful, lighthearted choice for Halloween parties, wine tastings, or group events. This costume can take several forms, from a sleek wine bottle dress to a functional, wearable 3D boxed wine dispenser. The classic look features a rich burgundy or green base color, a custom-printed vintage wine label, and a cork-inspired headpiece.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $15–50
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See yourself as Wine
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What you need for a Wine costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Wine costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.
Burgundy dress or bodysuit
A sleek, form-fitting dress or a unisex long-sleeve shirt in deep burgundy, merlot, or forest green to represent the wine bottle.
DIY: Use a plain oversized t-shirt in deep red or dark green.
Printable wine label
A large, custom-printed paper or iron-on wine label featuring a funny vintage brand name, grape illustrations, and a 'vintage' year.
DIY: Draw a custom label on white poster board using markers and safety-pin it to your chest.
Cork hat or headpiece
A small cylindrical hat made of cork-patterned foam or actual cork sheets, secured with a headband.
DIY: Paint a small cardboard cylinder light brown, draw horizontal cork lines with a sharpie, and hot glue it to a plain headband.
Grape vine boa or accessory
A faux green ivy or grape leaf garland to drape around your shoulders for a vineyard aesthetic.
DIY: Cut leaf shapes out of green felt and safety-pin them to your collar.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Wine costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the base layer of your costume, choosing either a burgundy dress, green bodysuit, or a dark-colored t-shirt.
- 2
Print your custom wine label onto sticker paper, or secure a printed paper label to your chest using double-sided fabric tape or safety pins.
- 3
Drape the artificial grape leaf garland around your neck or shoulders, securing it with safety pins if necessary.
- 4
Position the cork headband securely on your head, tilting it slightly to one side for a playful look.
- 5
Pair with neutral shoes, such as black flats or brown boots, to keep the focus on the bottle design.
Makeup & hair
Keep hair neat and pulled back to highlight the cork headpiece. For makeup, opt for a bold, deep berry or merlot-colored lipstick to match the wine theme.
Wine for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair a wine bottle costume with a cheese wedge costume or a partner dressed as a bunch of grapes.
- group
- Have friends dress as different varieties, such as Chardonnay (yellow), Rosé (pink), and Cabernet (burgundy), alongside a sommelier.
- kids
- A simplified version featuring a purple t-shirt covered in purple balloons to look like a bunch of grapes.
- Plus size
- A loose-fitting tunic-style dress or a 3D cardboard box wine costume provides a comfortable, breezy fit.
- pet
- A small dog sweater painted with a miniature wine bottle label and a tiny felt cork attached to the collar.
Tips
- If using a cardboard box for a 3D boxed wine costume, cut wide armholes to ensure you can move and hold drinks comfortably.
- Keep the label design simple and bold so it is easily readable in dim party lighting.
- Carry a clean, empty wine glass as a prop to complete the look and make photo poses easy.
Wine costume FAQ
- How do I make a functional boxed wine costume?
- Cut arm and head holes in a large rectangular cardboard box, paint it to look like a wine brand, and secure an empty wine bladder with its spout poking through a pre-cut hole at the bottom.
- What is the easiest last-minute wine costume?
- Wear an all-burgundy outfit, print a wine label from your computer, tape it to your shirt, and wear a brown beanie to represent the cork.
- Can I make this as a group costume?
- Yes, a group can dress as a full wine tasting flight, with members wearing pink, white, yellow, and deep red outfits with corresponding labels.
Did you know? The world's oldest known bottle of wine, the Speyer wine bottle, dates back to 325 AD and was found inside a Roman tomb in Germany.