KISS-Themed Costumes and Accessories Coming From Rubie's Costume

May 7, 2011

The "Hottest Band in the World" is about to set Halloween on fire! KISS and Rubie's Costume company, the world's largest manufacturer of Halloween costumes and costume accessories, have announced a worldwide licensing deal to recreate the iconic style of the blazing band that is always Dressed to Kill. KISS costumes, masks, wigs, and accessories for adults and children will ensure that the notorious Starchild, Demon, Spaceman, and Catman slay the scariest night of the year.

Legendary KISS is famous for its explosive live performances and outrageous rock and roll style. In a career spanning nearly four decades, the band has achieved record-breaking tours, album sales in excess of 100 million, a huge "KISS Army" fan base, and the most memorable look in all of rock history.

"I've always said you may not be able to look like KISS, but you can always feel like KISS. We've finally changed that, and I'm jazzed to see all the Starchilds and other KISS members in full uniform this year!" said Paul Stanley of KISS.

"With your new KISS costumes, you will release the Demon within you. You are the God of Thunder!" said Gene Simmons of KISS.

"This line of KISS costumes and accessories offers something for the rock star in all of us," said Howard Beige, Executive Vice President of Rubie's. "The catalog will cover a variety of price points and include complete KISS costuming for fans of all ages. It's a great collection of must-have gear."

Retailers can preview KISS costumes and accessories now at Rubies.com. Orders will be accepted in summer 2011. Merchandise will be screaming into retail stores everywhere and available at KISSonline.com in time for Halloween 2011.

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