‘No quid pro quo required!’ Lingerie brand mocks Trump by releasing a sexy ‘Miss Impeachment’ costume for Halloween – complete with a racy peach gown and silver whistle
- Yandy is selling a ‘Miss Impeachment’ Halloween costume for $79.95
- The costume features a peach gown and a ‘Miss Impeachment’ sash
- It also comes with a rhinestone-studded crown and a whistle, a reference to the whistleblower who brought the formal impeachment inquiry against Trump
- The lingerie company is even offering a ‘Sexy Tariff’ costume that pokes fun at the president’s ongoing trade dispute with China
Impeachment has gotten a whole lot sexier thanks to a controversial lingerie company that has once again proved it can make a racy Halloween costume out of anything.
Yandy, a brand best known for its ripped-from-the-headlines costumes with a sexy twist, has gotten political with this year’s ‘Miss Impeachment’ ensemble, which was undoubtedly inspired by the formal impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
For $79.95, customers get a peach (obviously) floor-length gown with a risqué plunging V-neckline and a high slit as well as some key impeachment-themed accessories.
Ripped from the headlines: Yandy, a controversial lingerie company, is selling a ‘Miss Impeachment’ Halloween costume for $79.95
Added touches: The costume comes with a peach gown and a whistle, which is a reference to the whistleblower who brought the formal impeachment inquiry against President Trump
In addition to a ‘Miss Impeachment’ sash with peach decals, the costume comes with a rhinestone-studded crown and a silver whistle — a reference to the whistleblower who brought on House Democrats’ impeachment inquiry last month.
‘Is that the sound of a whistle blowing? It turns out there are eyes and ears everywhere. Claiming collusion won’t get you any justice, but curves like these will get you sent down in history,’ reads the costume’s description, which ends with one last impeachment-related promise: ‘No quid pro quo required.’
For those who’d rather touch upon Trump’s policies, Yandy is also offering a ‘Sexy Tariff’ costume that mocks the president’s ongoing trade dispute with China.
Retailing for $59.95, the scantily-clad look features a sleeveless dress with a money print that has ‘Tariff’ printed in red at the bust and a black ‘Import’ stamp on the back.
‘A distant trade war is upon us! Will you resist it? Show off your assets and be the hottest import in town,’ reads the cheeky description. ‘Made in USA. (Price is subject to change.)’
Get it? The lingerie company is also offering a ‘Sexy Tariff’ costume that pokes fun at the president’s ongoing trade dispute with China
Details: The scantily-clad look features a sleeveless dress with a money print that has ‘Tariff’ printed in red at the bust and a black ‘Import’ stamp on the back
Whether or not he knows it, Trump has influenced plenty of ‘sexy’ Yandy costumes over the years.
In 2015, the company rolled out a ‘Donna T. Rumpshaker’ costume — a sexy take on Trump’s navy suit and MAGA hat that is still available four years later.
And ahead of the 2016 presidential election, Yandy released a ‘Sexy Undecided Voter’ costume inspired by Ken Bone, an undecided voter from Illinois who became a breakout star after a debate.
This year has given the company a breadth of new material, including the college admissions scandal that has actress Felicity Huffman Lori Loughlin looking at jail time.
Yandy’s sexy ‘College Scandal’ costume, which costs $69.95, comes with an orange long-sleeved crop top with ‘Inmate’ written in black across the front and ‘Mom of the Year’ printed in white and crossed out.
Keeping current: Yandy is selling a $69.95 ‘College Scandal’ inspired by the college admissions scandal plaguing prominent celebrities and other wealthy parents
Sexy twist: The costume is designed like an orange prison uniform with ‘Inmate’ written across the chest in black
The crop top is paired with matching orange leggings with ‘YC 024’ written on the side of one leg.
‘Oops, you can’t always trust those motherly instincts. Turns out fame and intelligence don’t go hand in hand! Bribe your way to the admissions office and score the ultimate scholarly achievement (the best mom award!) in this exclusive College Scandal costume,’ reads the description. Can’t row your way out of this one.’
The rowing jab is an obvious reference to Loughlin allegedly paying $500,000 to get her two daughters into the University of Southern California as rowing recruits.
Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, have pleaded not guilty to the charges against them, but they could face up to 40 years in prison.
Huffman, on the other hand, was given a 14-day prison sentence for charges of conspiracy to commit mail fraud after she paid $15,000 for someone to boost her daughter’s SAT score.