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Girls Cheerleading Costumes

for Halloween or Parties

“Give me a T! Give me an E! Give me an A! Give me an M! Go Team!”

The first time a little girl is taken to a ballgame and sees the line of cheerleaders and spirit dancers, she is hooked for life on the importance of shaking pom-poms! Girls Cheerleading Costumes for Halloween and parties is another way all little girl can participate in the fun of being a member of an exclusive club of friendship, team spirit, and smiling and having fun! For adults, the dream of being one of the beautiful Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders can now come true, as you don your beautiful blue and white Dallas Cowboy Cheerleading Costume!

You do not have to search the Locker Room for the best place to find Girls Cheerleading Costumes, they are right here at Buy Costumes. Do not wait until the last moment to find the perfect Cheerleading outfit. Just take a look at the Girls Cheerleading Costumes available online at BuyCostumes; this online costume superstore where the range of Cheerleading Costumes is vast, the excellence is unsurpassed and the prices fit every budget. Also Check out our other Cheerleading outfits for your 1950’s Themed Party; Grease Rydell High Cheerleader Adult Costume.

Patriotic Cheerleader (Red) Toddler Costume

Isn’t she so cute!

The Patriotic Cheerleader is sure to make anyone smile! The Patriotic Cheerleader costume includes a red dress with red, white & blue detailing, USA on the front, and one (1) matching pompom. Available in one size, Toddler 2-4; Hair ribbons, white socks are not included, just supply your own to complete the look as shown. Let the whole family show their patriotic side with some of our other fun costumes. We would like to suggest the following accessories that are available for purchase to complete your tiny Girls Cheerleading Costume; Ballet (White) Child Shoes, Makeup Kit Family Faces, and a colored plastic PomPom(note that these are sold individually, not as a pair… so you will need to order two).

Barbie Varsity Cheerleader Toddler/Child Costume

Go team!

She’ll lead the crowd with spirit filled cheers this Halloween. The Barbie Varsity Cheerleader Costume includes: A hair bow, long-sleeved top with matching skirt and shorts. Available in Child Size: Small. We would like to suggest the following accessories that are available for purchase to complete your Girls Cheerleading Costume; Ballet (White) Child Shoes, Barbie Megaphone, Glitter Make-Up Kit,  and a Barbie All Doll’d Up Bracelet & Necklace Set.

This is an officially licensed Barbie product.

High School Musical Deluxe Cheerleader Child Costume

Go Gabriella! Go Troy! Kick up your heels in this one of kind cheerleader outfit from Disney’s High School Musical!

Cheer for your favorite singing couple in this Deluxe Cheerleader Child Costume, straight from Disney’s High School Musical! This cheerleader dress is shiny red with a white hem at bottom and EHS across bodice. This above-the-knee-length dress uses sequins to decorate the hem line in a ribbon pattern and also includes red and white pompoms. Available in child sizes Small, Medium, and Large. Add the rest of the cast for a fun group theme! We would like to suggest the following accessories that are available for purchase to add even more realism for your Cheerleader costume: Ballet (White) Child Shoes, High School Musical Cheerleader Child Glove, and High School Musical Wildcats Megaphone.

This is an officially licensed ©Disney High School Musical costume.

Barbie Team Spirit Toddler/Child Costume

Cheer your team to victory!

Cheer on your favorite team with this Barbie Team Spirit child costume! It includes a shiny pink and silver top, skirt, shorts and one pair of hair ties. Available in Toddler and Child Sizes: Toddler (3T-4T), Small (4-6X), and Medium (7-8). We would like to suggest the following accessories that are available for purchase to add even more realism for your Cheerleader costume: Go-Go (White) Child Boots,  a 20″ Pink Glow Necklace, and a Glitter Make-Up Kit.

This is an officially licensed Barbie ™ product.

Bratz Cheerleader Child Costume

Cheer for the fashion squad! This cute Bratz Cheerleader costume will have them spelling H-A-P-P-Y!

This little black and pink cheerleader dress has a Bratz U logo on front and pink hem trim. It also comes with black wrist band featuring embroidered skull and cross bones, one black net glovelet and a black pompom. Available in child sizes Small, Medium, and Large. We would like to suggest the following accessories that are available for purchase to add even more realism for your Cheerleader costume: Dora (Black) Child Boots, Fairy-Licious Choker, and Striped Glitter Skull Child Leg Warmers.

This is an officially licensed Bratz™ costume. ™ & © MGA Entertainment, Inc

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Plus Adult Costume

“A legendary look for a gal with pep…”

They’ll all be full of cheer when they see you in this alluring Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader ensemble which includes: A long sleeve vibrant blue shirt featuring an attached vest with star appliqués and a matching loosely pleated skirt. Available in Adult plus Size: One Size Fits Most. We would like to suggest the following accessories that are available for purchase to add even more realism for your Cheerleader costume: GoGo (White) Adult Boots – Wide Width, Discorama Mama Blonde Wig Adult, and Professional Glitter Gel (Opalescent), and a pair of Dallas Cowboy Deluxe Shakers!

Every cheerleader knows the Cheerleader Code, and the first rule is SMILE! Bring your smile along on Halloween or to a bright party filled with fun, laughter, and friends, as you enjoy the time spent in your Girls Cheerleading Costume from BuyCostumes.com.

Cheerleading can be found for almost every age group beginning very early with YMCA ball teams, through junior high and high school, and then on to college and professional sports venues.  Cheerleaders many times become representatives of their local communities, serving as good will ambassadors at local charity events, fund raisers, as well as cheerleading competitions.

Cheerleaders are now seen as extremely athletic and talented individuals with skills as gymnasts as well as dance skills.

History of Cheerleaders

Here in America cheer leading has become a sport in its own right. There are hundreds of competitions held each year on the local, state, and national levels to choose the best cheer leader teams. While it was originally conceived to be a encouraging focal point to rally a crowd behind a team of university football players, the inclusion of stunts, jumps, dance and tumbling gymnastic moves (and those uniforms); has made it an essential looked forward to part of every game. Cheerleading began in two of the finest Universities in America; Princeton and the University of Minnesota, and with the exuberance of two young men.

On a cold November night in 1898, the University of Minnesota football team was having what looked to be another loss, in a season filled with disappointments. Out of the crowd came the voice of a young male student; Johnny Campbell; with his voice raised above the level of the crowd, he began the first ever on the spot positive chant, and led the crowd to cheer their team on to another loss; but they did it with passion and rousing cheers! One student’s scientific thesis proved that getting the crowd of fans involved with cheering on the team could have positive results. With a method brought from Princeton University in the early 1890’s by a graduate named Tom Peebles, Johnny Campbell led the first cheering session. In 1903 the University of Minnesota created the first male cheerleading squad, and formed the first cheerleading fraternity, Gamma Sigma.

In the beginning only males were allowed to be cheerleaders; it was thought that women’s voices were not pitched suitably to be projected above the noise of cheering crowds of fans. This was the rule until the 1920’s, when women came to cheerleading squads and introduced the now familiar, gymnastics, throwing, tumbling, and pyramid stances. While most Universities and colleges have held onto the traditional fifty-fifty mix of males and females in a squad, lower academic levels are predominantly female.

It was not until the 1960’s that the NFL teams began using cheerleaders as a part of professional football games. The first was the Baltimore Colts, followed by the others as the decade passed. Yet, the fulfillment of every man’s fantasy came about in the 1970’s with the inclusion of cheerleaders in revealing blue and white outfits, dancing suggestively, and everyone of the women as beautiful as any movie star; the famous Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders!

In 1983, the National High School CheerLeading Competition was televised nationwide; and showed the nation that cheerleading was more than looking pretty on Friday nights for the home team. The complexity of the stunts, team dance moves and synchronized cheers showed everyone that being a cheerleader meant hard work, toned muscles, and Olympic level dexterity; and an ability to do it all with a huge smile plastered on their faces.

There are of course the usual naysayers who try to demean the sport, and relegate it to the sexist history books. Yet, celebrating health, beauty, athletic ability, pure joy, and the capacity to enliven a crowd of people into forgetting their troubles for the length of time it takes to win or lose a football game, is an amazingly All-American past-time that is celebrated by millions every year. Aside from the crowds, there are millions of young women and men who are actively involved in cheer leading, and love every moment they are shaking a pom-pom!

What happens next in cheer leading? Well ladies you can go right out, buy some pom-poms, get yourself a cheerleader outfit, and raise the moral in your home; drive your team on to victory; and maybe get your husband off the sofa for your own team sport!