The Elf on the Shelf has taken a bizarre turn with a new line called “Claus Couture.” If this revelation doesn’t make you want to close your laptop in disbelief, then perhaps you should reconsider your priorities.
As if we weren’t already juggling the complexities of convincing our children that these little elves are on a mission to report to Santa each night, now we’re expected to believe these elves are donning trendy outfits. Apparently, the North Pole is now the latest runway for elf fashion.
Let’s take a closer look at some of these wacky items:
- Winter Sparkle Skirt
Imagine this: “This skirt is possibly the most beautiful and elegant of the Claus Couture Collection. Let your elf shine like a star on top of a Christmas tree. An elf that feels beautiful is more likely to give Santa good reports and bring treats home.” This is an actual product description! So, does your elf feel beautiful enough to report back favorably? Buyers are reminded that “no one wants a sloppy elf that doesn’t take pride in her appearance.” - Trendsetter Ensemble Fur Vest with Plaid Skirt
This ensemble is labeled for the “Diva Elf.” Who even came up with this naming? I mean, divas certainly don’t spend their nights flying to the North Pole to send messages to Santa. And just to add to the absurdity, this set costs $60. - Relaxing Robe and Slippers & Playful Pajama Set
Priced at $60, this set is a hefty investment for an elf. The description suggests your scout elf will be cozying up with a book and cocoa. But honestly, when was the last time you spent $60 on pajamas for yourself? - Claus Couture Christmas Sweater
This festive sweater features Arctic themes and Santa’s favorite reindeer. The marketing copy suggests that the elf will easily slip this on and off. Who really believes that an elf is dressing itself? - Claus Couture Dazzling Dress
Your elf can be the belle of the ball in this sparkly strapless number. Layers of satin and tulle create a gown fit for a fairytale. Just remember, no one tell your delicate elf that strapless dresses look peculiar over a full elf suit. After all, we want her to feel beautiful!
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In summary, the Elf on the Shelf has taken on a whole new level of ridiculousness with its Claus Couture line. From extravagant skirts to plush pajamas, the concept of these elves dressing up is both humorous and bewildering. While some may embrace this new trend, others may simply want to roll their eyes and move on.