How to Make Swashbucker's Costume

The swashbuckler costume can be defined in many ways. It can be a gentleman decked in refined clothing or a man in pirate garb, but he must carry a shield as it is the swashbuckler's signature prop. Start the costume with a vintage white ruffled top and brown pants. Then layer it with a vest and a red sash on the waist. Get a belt, a brown pair of boots, and a red skullcap, too. Carry a sword to nail the swasbuckler costume.

Be the swashbuckler for a night with these pieces below:

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1White ShirtKick off the costume with this shirt.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
2Brown VestLayer a vest on top.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
3Aubergine SashWear this sash on the waist.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
4Brown BeltAdd this belt to the mix.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
5Brown PantsWear this brown pair of pants.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
6BootsMatch the pants with these boots.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
7WigCop this wig.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
8Skull CapStyle the wig with this skull cap.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
9SwordCarry a toy sword.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
10Costume SetGo all out with this packaged costume set.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon

About Swashbuckler

Swashbuckler is described as a heroic archetype, the foremost form of the hero-slash-knight-in-shining armour that became popular in literature. They are also said to be heroic, altrusitic, and idealistic, putting their life on the line to save damsels, protect the weak, and the like.

Popular swashbucklers include The Three Musketeers, Robin Hood, and Zorro. Swashbucklers and their idealized personas originated from Europe, from the late Renaissance to the Napoleonic Warsm all the way to the time the Caribbean is frequented by pirates.