If you’re stuck for morphsuit ideas, check these out.
Imagine walking into a party wearing your morphsuit and having all eyes on you. They’re slinky; they’re sexy; and they’re slightly revealing. But hey, if you’re confident enough to wear one and you love keeping people guessing, morphsuits are
so much fun.
Plus, there's no need to worry about breathing or drinking while wearing your morphsuit. Morphsuits are made from stretchy, figure-hugging lycra that you can breathe and drink through which makes them an ideal party costume.
But be warned: Morphsuits can be addictive. There’s something about that almost-naked yet perfectly disguised feeling that makes you want to experience more of it.
If you’re ready to slip into a morphsuit, you can
shop now, or be inspired by our top 10 favourite morphsuits of all time.
Morphsuit ideas to make your next party appearance one to remember
Perfect for: People who are known for crashing early, crashing parties, or simply being a bit silly.
What to do: Grab a cardboard box, and turn it into a car to wear over your morphsuit. Run at walls at random, and make strange noises (crrrrasssh, booooom, arrrrghh) as your car crumples around you.
What not to do: Enact this stunt in a real car—you’re not a human crash test dummy.
Perfect for: Anyone who wishes to be transparent about who they are deep down inside.
What to do: Carry around a camera; take pictures with the flash on and comment, ‘Nice bones, baby’.
What not to do: Accidentally fall over and snap a bone. If you do, you'll need to get an X-ray, and chances are you’ll confuse the heck out of the radiologist.
Perfect for: Those who get a laugh out of scaring people.
What to do: Charge up your glow in the dark suit; arrive early; and hide in a dark room. As the night progresses, slowly emerge from the darkness, scaring the life out of the party guests.
What not to do: Wear your suit while driving home along dark roads, as you may freak someone out.
Perfect for: The superheroes of this world who have a passion for wearing their undies on the outside.
What to do: Make sure everything is suitably tucked in; then run around the party, jumping over couches with your arms held out in front of you as fake fly. Add a ‘zoom, wooooosh’ noise for effect.
What not to do: Start believing you’re Superman—morphsuits won’t save you if you start leaping off tall buildings. Also, please don’t get changed in a phone box.
Perfect for: James Bond fans and those who find a tuxedo sexy.
What to do: Be seen with a martini in one hand at all times; strap a revolver around your waist (a fake one, of course), and strut around the party like you’re hot stuff.
What not to do: Show up to your wedding in this morphsuit, or forget to shake your martini.
Perfect for: People love to command attention and give out orders.
What to do: Grab a few branches, and stand in a corner hidden behind the leaves. As guests walk past, appear from the bushes—asking them if it’s safe to come out yet. For added army toughness, sling a big toy gun over your shoulder.
What not to do: Try getting into an army base as you’ll be taken down by the real men in camo (and yes, they will see you coming).
Perfect for: Fitness fanatics who believe that Santa rocks a six-pack, not a belly.
What to do: Turn a chair into a fancy looking Santa 'sleigh.' Then ring a bell, and ask your party guests to tell you what they want for Christmas. It’s the best conversation starter ever.
What not to do: Try this in a public shopping centre by kicking the real Santa off his chair and taking over.
Perfect for: Big kids who will always love The Bat.
What to do: Everyone knows Batman is all about muscles and a six-pack. So, strap a couple of apples onto your upper arms, and a six-pack on your belly; then stretch your morphsuit over the top. You will also need to find your sexiest, deepest voice to say, ‘I’m Batman’.
What not to do: Attempt to drive your bat-mobile at top speed down the freeway. Getting arrested while it’s cold, and you're wearing a batman morphsuit, may cause embarrassment.
Perfect for: Colourful, creative beings who want to be a bit different.
What to do: There are loads of things you can do with coloured morph suits when you let your imagination run wild. Be a human mannequin, a ninja, a pool of water, an apple, an alien, a booger hanging from a nose, a blood clot, a full moon, an icicle…
What not to do: Wear your morphsuit to work or a wedding (they’re not the kind of suits that are usually implied when the dress code says 'formal').
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