Aerospace Mathematician Girl's Costume
Meet a real NASA trailblazer and let your child step into her story with the Aerospace Mathematician Girl's Costume. This outfit celebrates Katherine Johnson, a pioneering mathematician whose calculations helped launch the first successful NASA spaceflight. Her courage and genius continue to inspire girls in STEM, making this costume more than dress-up—it's a tribute to a true hero. Forget capes—Katherine Johnson is the real hero.
The costume includes a collared heathered red A-line dress, a black belt, and a name badge with Ms. Johnson's photo on the front to capture authentic 1960s NASA style. The dress is made of durable polyester and pulls on easily with a back hook-and-loop fastener and an elastic waistband for a comfortable, tapered silhouette. The faux leather belt completes the look and also uses hook-and-loop fasteners for easy wear.
Perfect for Halloween, school projects, science fairs, or everyday dress-up, this costume pairs with smart shoes and a simple necklace to finish the look. It’s a wonderful way to spark curiosity about space, math, and women in STEM and to celebrate a historic figure who helped change the world.
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