Halloween

HALLOWEEN

What does Halloween celebrate?

On the night of 31 October, Halloween takes place, an amusing popular celebration to worship the dead. This pagan feast originates from a Celtic festival known as Samhain, which means “end of summer”. This celebration was held in late October and consisted of a large ceremony to commemorate the end of the harvest and to bid farewell to Lugh, the sun god. The Celtic year ends on 31 October and the main characteristic of autumn is the leaves falling from the trees, which for them signifies the end of death or the beginning of a new life. This was taught from generation to generation in the regions of Ireland, Scotland and France, where the Celts lived. With the rise of Catholicism, the feast was Christianised and became known as the Eve of All Saints Day. The English translation is “All Hallows’ Eve”, hence the term “Halloween”. In 1840, the feast arrived in the US and Canada thanks to the Irish immigrants, who spread their customs. For this reason, at night on 31 October, in countries of Anglo-Saxon culture or a Celtic history, this feast is celebrated with all the past customs for remembering their ancestors. Over the years, Halloween has become popular worldwide, especially in the United States. Many curiosities are associated with this feast that make it possible for us to learn about Halloween as it is today. In honour of an ancient legend, pumpkins became a symbol to keep the devil at bay. Nowadays, on the night of 31 October, the houses are decorated with cut pumpkins. On the other hand, the Celts believed in the return of spirits to the world of the living during Samhain. For this reason, the custom is to leave food and sweet treats outside their houses in the way of an offering, and to light candles to help the souls of the dead find their way towards the light. Today, both children and adults dress up, especially as the living dead or as witches, to attend parties, imitating the presence of spirits and ghosts in the street mentioned in Celtic folklore. They also go out asking for sweets in the street and in houses, knocking at the door and asking the question: “Trick or treat?”.

Halloween costumes for girls

Girls experience Halloween with great excitement, which is why we’ve created a complete line of Halloween costumes for girls that combine originality, color, and comfort. You’ll find everything from traditional witch, pumpkin, or skeleton costumes to more delicate designs inspired by dark princesses, magical heroines, or enchanted characters. Each Halloween costume for girls is made with soft, lightweight, and durable fabrics so they can enjoy parties, games, or photo sessions without restrictions. If you’re looking for something different, our unique Halloween costumes for girls will delight you: one-of-a-kind styles with sparkling details, special capes, and accessories that creatively complete the look.

We know that every age has its own charm and needs, which is why we offer specific sizes — from Halloween costumes for 2-year-old girls and 3-year-olds to options for 9- and even 10-year-olds, among others. Each design is meant to reflect your daughter’s personality, whether she’s sweet, bold, or mischievous. Girls’ costumes can also be spooky while still remaining stylish. Our original Halloween collection for girls includes designs with sugar skulls, colorful skeletons, and mini witches with lots of attitude. Because on Halloween, kids’ fashion can be creative and fun too.