Gay Pride Fashion
|LA Pride has just ended here in Los Angeles but there are so many other Pride Parades happening all around the country. If you’re getting ready for a parade in your city and you’re looking for something to wear, check out some of our favorite ideas for Pride Week here.
Rainbow Costumes
The most obvious first choice is, of course, rainbow costumes. The rainbow has been a symbol for the LGBT community ever since artist Gilbert Baker designed the rainbow flag in the late 1970s. The colors of the rainbow represents the diversity in the LGBT community. So to show your love and support, dress up in all the colors of the rainbow.
Rainbow Adult Costume |
Rainbow Flag Tunic Adult Costume |
Rainbow Skin Suit Adult Costume |
Rainbow Accessories
Rainbow Feather Wings |
Rainbow Fantasy Cape |
Rainbow Dash Adult Wig |
Costumes That Feature Rainbow Colors
Lady Rainicorn Adult Costume |
Blue Unicorn Jumpsuit Adult Costume |
Stripes the Clown Adult Costume |
Celebrities
There are so many iconic and fierce pop stars out there. Some may be queer themselves or some are just really strong supporters of the LGBT community. Either way, if there’s a celebrity you particularly love, go all out and dress up in one of their iconic outfits. From Madonna to David Bowie and Lady Gaga, there’s a slew of LGBT-friendly icons that you can dress up as.
80s Rocker Diva Adult Costume |
Space Superstar Adult Costume |
Lady Gaga Adult Costume |
Other Costumes
Make a statement with a different costume altogether. You can dress up as Judy Garland’s Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz since she’s long been considered an important gay icon. A skeleton costume would also make the point that we are all the same on the inside. Or dress up as Cleopatra to show off the confident queen you are.
The Wizard of Oz Dorothy Costume |
Fever Skeleton Adult Costume |
Egyptian Goddess Adult Costume |
Our Gay Pride Costumes section is stocked with mostly rainbow costumes to keep things streamlined and focused but, as this post shows, there are so many different looks you could wear. The main thing is that you wear what makes you feel confident and strong. If you’re participating in the Pride Parade, let us know what you wore in the comment section below!
Lisa
Lisa plays the role of the Fairy Godmother on the Pure Costumes team.
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