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Spirit · Trinidad Carnival 2027

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Costume by Spirit · designed by Emma Aqui

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Spirit Cherie Trinidad Carnival 2027 - Stunning yellow, gold & purple feathered wings and crown costume. CHERIE is a Spirit section for Trinidad Carnival 2027, designed by Emma Aqui. Main colours: yellow, gold, purple. Costumes are listed from about US$979–US$1,199. Register on the band's site.

Key facts
BandSpirit
CarnivalTrinidad Carnival 2027
DesignerEmma Aqui
PriceUS$979–US$1,199
Coloursyellow, gold, purple

Updated October 16, 2026

Spirit band presents the CHERIE section for Trinidad Carnival 2027, designed by Emma Aqui. This vibrant male costume features a bright yellow shorts base with an elaborate tiara headpiece, ornate neck and shoulder pieces, matching wrist, thigh, and lower leg adornments in gold, pink, purple, and teal with intricate floral and jeweled details.

Spirit - Cherie section from Trinidad Carnival 2027 showcases a breathtaking female costume in vibrant yellow, gold, and purple. This elaborate frontline design features massive feathered wings and a towering feathered crown headpiece, intricately beaded with shimmering details and a revealing bikini base.

Includes: Tiara Neck & Shoulders Wrists (pair) Thighs (pair) Lower Legs (pair)

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Questions about CHERIE

How much is the CHERIE costume?

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Spirit lists CHERIE from about US$979–US$1,199 for 2027.

What comes with the CHERIE costume?

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Tiara Neck & Shoulders Wrists (pair) Thighs (pair) Lower Legs (pair)

How do I get the CHERIE costume?

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Register for CHERIE on https://www.spiritmas.com/sections/cherie and pay the deposit to hold your size.

Sources: CHERIE on Spirit

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