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A tight-fitting one-piece garment that covers the body but leaves the legs free, often worn by acrobats and aerial performers for its flexibility and ease of movement.

Oversized, often colorful and comical footwear worn by clowns to enhance their comedic effect and complement their exaggerated movements.

A short, stiff skirt made of tulle or a similar fabric, worn by female circus performers, particularly those in aerial ballet or dance routines, to add visual appeal and flair.

A tall, flat-crowned, cylindrical hat traditionally worn by ringmasters to convey authority and classic circus style.

A one-piece, skin-tight garment that covers the torso and the legs, used by contortionists and jugglers for full range of motion without restricting clothing.

A sleeveless outer garment that drapes the wearer’s back, arms, and shoulders, used in circus acts by magicians and some aerialists for dramatic entrances or mystique.

A distinctive hat with three points, bells, and often colorful patterns, worn by circus clowns and jesters to add whimsy and audible jingles during comedic acts.

A large, round, pleated neckpiece often worn by clowns and jesters as part of their costume to exaggerate their neck movements and for visual effect.

Tight-fitting, stretchable fabric leggings commonly worn by trapeze artists to allow for aerodynamic movement and flexibility while performing in the air.