The petticoat has been around since the 16th century, originally designed as a stiff underskirt used to give women the illusion of a fashionably shapely figure. This girly style is versatile, can be worn day or night, and can even be recycled for your princess, ballerina or cupcake costume this year. Consult our DIY Halloween guide for employee tips on how to dress up in the petticoat and lots more American Apparel styles this Halloween.

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