Popular Mardi Gras Shoes

Mardi Gras Shoes

Fat Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday, Carnival – however you refer to it, there's no debating the fact that Mardi Gras will be one spectacular celebration. The parades and masquerade balls usually associated with Mardi Gras mean that you’ll be dressing yourself from head to toe in the regal purple, green and gold colors, and if you’ve already picked out your feather boa and headdress, it’s time to focus on your footwear. Shop Mardi Gras shoes on Zazzle today, and get the party started!

What to Wear to Mardi Gras

For those unfamiliar with the dress code of Mardi Gras, it usually involves outrageous, extravagant costumes: sequins, rhinestones, wigs, beading, makeup and more. Obviously, the three central colors of Mardi Gras feature prominently: purple represents justice, green stands for faith and gold symbolizes power. Because Mardi Gras is so commonly associated with New Orleans and ethnically French cities, people often wear costumes that are plucked from French history and culture. Of course, if you don’t have any of the above, then a couple of picks from our Mardi Gras clothing and Mardi Gras gifts or should suffice; keep reading to learn more about what’s available!

Top Products Mardi Gras Clothing Products

Of course, with a whole Mardi Gras outfit to plan, there’s no time to loaf about; if you want to appear with the well-heeled in the French Quarter this February, then you’ll need to attend the Zazzle boot camp. Later in this walk-through, we’ll explain how to adapt the work of our Independent Creators (and you will have big shoes to fill, there). For now, though, let’s introduce you to some of our best Mardi Gras clothing lines. Whether it’s a hat designed to look like a powdered wig or a t-shirt that encourages raucous behavior, these pages should quite literally have you covered:

• Mardi Gras Hoodies
• Mardi Gras T-Shirts
• Mardi Gras Leggings
• Mardi Gras Hats
• Mardi Gras Socks

Customize Your Own Mardi Gras Flip Flops

Mardi Gras is indeed about tradition and French culture, but it’s also about freedom and individuality. The carnivalesque atmosphere encourages participants to play loud music, dress outlandishly and party into the early hours of the morning – basically, people are invited to be a little wild, even if it’s only for one day. With that in mind, we’d understand if you want to put a spin on the shoes our Independent Creators have uploaded, which you can do via the ‘Personalize’ button and the ‘Edit using Design Tool’ link. Do so, and you’ll be able to swap out background colors, duplicate elements, add filters, condense text and upload one of your fondest/most flamboyant photographs. For even less restrictions (and to work without a pre-established template), you can also visit our custom shoes page, where it’s possible to create shoes for Mardi Gras, Valentine’s Day, Christmas and any other holiday in the calendar!