Each pack contains eight large, glow-in-the-dark tattoo transfers that will put a scary face on any pumpkin. The pack even includes small tattoos. All tattoos are easy to apply and safe for skin.

This face is the result of walking the plank. He's back from the briney deep to exact his revenge on those who did him wrong. “All of our masks are made by hand by the artists who sculpt them,” Erich Lubatti of Lubatti Designs Unlimited told TDmonthly.

This creature is rising from the icy waters in time for Halloween. Equipped with a few strands of hair on his head and a few bullet holes at the base of his neck, this full-head latex mask is sure to scare.

This is the face of insanity incarnate. The latex mask features bulging eyes, oversized jaws and an equally scary red top hat. (40 to 80 words) Insanity incarnate! Truly a one-of-a-kind wearable latex Halloween mask.

Features two brain hemispheres, a wrinkly nose and several tentacles that come out of the side of the head. This voice-changer is "Dalek Sec" Hybrid which features speech and voice-changing effects. It has two play buttons. Button one activates Dalek question, followed by Dalek Sec Hybrid's reply. Button two activates Dalek Voice-Changer Function. Batteries included.

These Halloween tees use glow in the dark ink and are a fun addition to any wardrobe.

This collection includes the following: a pirate coat with ascot, in sizes XSC, SC and MC; a pirate hook; a three-corner hat with plume; a pirate wench velvet and lycra tattered dress with corset belt, in sizes XSC, SC, MS and LC; a pirate cutlass and eye patch; a pirate hat with marabou trim; and a mermaid costume in foil dot and lycra with a headband, in sizes XSC, SC, MS and LC.

The Lollipop Ladies collection includes the following items, available in turquoise, orange and magenta:  a tulle wand with flower and ribbon; a headband with tulle and flower sequin; a tie-dye glitter tank leotard in sizes XSC, SC and MC; and a child-sized, two-tone organza and tulle tutu.

A Wish Come True offers the following totes: the Heart Princess Tote, which comes with a Marabou Heart Tiara, a Marabou Heart Wand and a glitter dot tulle tutu, and received a Top Toy Award from Creative Child Magazine; the Starlet Tote, which comes with a dress, microphone and glove; and the Fifties Tote, which comes with a skirt, scarf and glitter glasses.

The Rosetta princess dress features a velvet/satin bodice, flowers and a two-tone tulle tutu. It comes in sizes XSC, SC, MC and LC. The floral halo is adorned with ribbons.

The set includes toe separators, four bottles of nail polish, one set of nails, two rings and two nail files. All are organized neatly in a 12” easy-to-transport nail polish-shaped case. Varieties are available in pink, purple and blue. Launch date: February 2007.

The box includes eight glitter lip glosses, five tubes of lipstick, one tube of glitter lip gloss, three glitter eye shadows and a dual applicator blush. Varieties are available in pink, purple and blue. Launch date: February 2007.

Any child can become a pirate with this 10-piece Jack Sparrow outfit set. The set includes an adjustable headband with beads and dreadlocks, an extending telescope, a dagger, a tri-corner pirate hat, an ancient navigational chart, three adjustable rings and two temporary tattoos.

A bridal satin cape trimmed with gold binding, the Princess Cape is sure to provide imaginative role-play to young aspiring princesses. The cape features a ribbon tie at the neck and the medium size is 30" long. Accessories for the Satin Princess Cape include ribbon tiara, heart slipper, and the Juliette dress.
— "Dress-up by Creative Education is some of the best and we do well with those," said Patricia Masing, co-owner of Tree Town Toys in Ann Arbor, Mich., when predicting hot-sellers for young girls for Christmas 2007.

This sugar plum fairy skirt will make any girl feel like a ballerina in “The Nutcracker.” With the press of a button in the interior front pocket, Tchaikovsky’s music from “The Nutcracker” will sound; continue dancing and the motion will keep the music playing. The lavender skirt is full of sparkles and layers of soft tulle, and is lined with satin for itch-free wear. This product is an Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold Seal Award winner for best toy. Launch date: July 2007.
— Musical Skirts by Acting Out are best sellers at Red Wagon Toy Co. in Woodstock, Vt., Owner Kim Smith told TDmonthly in summer 2007.

This High School Musical™ set features 29 pieces of dress-up fun, including a cheerleader uniform, pompoms, a headset and microphone, musical earrings, hairclips, photos and more. It all comes packaged in a colorful book-shaped storage box. “We are the only official licensee of Disney’s High School Musical costumes and accessories. Our unique packaging, such as the High School Yearbook, is especially appealing to the specialty toy market,” Pat Cacciola of Rubie’s Costume Company told TDmonthly.

Rubie’s carries an extensive line of licensed Bratz children’s and tweens costumes and accessories. The company’s featured product is the Bratz Cheerleader, which includes a black dress with pink trim, a glovelet, a wristband and a pom pom. It is available in sizes small, medium and large. “We are the official licensee of Bratz costumes and accessories,” Pat Cacciola of Rubie’s Costume Company told TDmonthly. Launch date: July 2007.

This Deluxe Harry Potter™ Costume features a black robe with a school crest decal and clasp. It is available in sizes small, medium and large. “We are the official licensee of Harry Potter costumes and accessories offering an extensive range of products,” Pat Cacciola of Rubie’s Costume Company told TDmonthly. Launch date: July 2007.

With this costume, little boys get two superheroes for the price of one. They can spin a web as the classic red Spidey or as his symbiote-affected alter ego. The box set includes a reversible jumpsuit with muscle torso and a fabric hood. It also includes three punch-out character cards and a stand. Launch date: Fall 2007.

This boy's costume comes in small, medium, large and extra-large sizes. Launch date: July 29, 2007. THIS ITEM HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.

This boy's costume comes in small, medium, large and extra-large sizes. “Each costume is durable, washable and affordable. You won't find a better quality costume at a more affordable price,” Owner Jenny Farnsworth of Little Adventures told TDmonthly. Launch date: July 29, 2007. THIS ITEM HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.

This musical dress-up skirt plays the infamous “party” favorite polka song. Girls simply press “on” for music and it continues with motion. It has a new adjustable waistband that allows for even greater size versatility. The product includes three AAA batteries, and the company’s website includes a “How to Dance the Chicken Dance” video. Launch date: July 2007.

This musical dress-up skirt plays the 1996 hit pop song "Macarena.” Kids press “on” for music and it continues with motion. It features a new adjustable waistband that allows for even greater size versatility. It includes three AAA batteries. The company’s website even has a “How to Dance the Macarena” video. Launch date: August 15, 2007.

Every princess will love to dress-up in this Princess Dream Dress.  Lush velvet and swirly satin finished with a crystal glitter overskirt and sleeve.  This magical dress is washable and coordinates with the entire Fairy Finery line of hats, capes and wands.  It'll make a little girl's dress-up area the best in the kingdom.

Whether off to an imaginary safari in the wild or pretending to uncover an extinct dinosaur skeleton, this Jr. Explorer costume is perfect for any expedition. The one-piece jumpsuit has short sleeves and short pants with cargo pockets, custom patches and embroidery. A smart-looking, Indiana Jones-style floppy hat tops off the costume to completely outfit a child for any backyard adventure. The shovel is not included. “Quality fabric and construction” are the characteristics that set this costume apart, Chief Operating Officer Sean Schipper of Aeromax told TDmonthly. Launch date: June 1, 2007.
― Owner Linda Angel of Kidoodles Toys in Norman, Okla., told TDmonthly in spring 2007 that Aeromax is one of her favorite vendors.