"HENDERSONS' COSTUME PARTY" is a vintage-style invitation poster for a costume party. Gold engraved serif capitals sit on distressed cream paper with ornate corner flourishes, above a dressmaker's mannequin in a red jacket, teal tulle skirt, feathered top hat and gold mask, plus a gold prize rosette. Swap in your own host name, day, time, address and RSVP contact to make an invitation of your own.

Create a complete, portrait 3:4 costume-party invitation, not a standalone lettering graphic. Use a warm parchment background with deep oxblood, antique brass, and midnight teal accents. At the center, illustrate a freestanding tailor’s mannequin dressed in a playful, extravagant mix-and-match costume: a sequined jacket, layered tulle, a feathered hat, and a dramatic half-mask resting on the shoulder. Surround it with a few small paper confetti shapes and a prize rosette; keep the scene refined and uncluttered, with no extra readable text. Set the exact copy below, with no additions or substitutions: Headline, largest: “HENDERSONS’ COSTUME PARTY” Event time, second tier: “SATURDAY NIGHT · FROM 7” Address: “14 BIRCH LANE” Dress instruction: “COSTUMES REQUIRED” Prize ribbon: “BEST COSTUME WINS A PRIZE” RSVP line: “TEXT DANA TO RSVP” Composition: centered invitation-poster layout. Place the headline across the upper portion, event time directly beneath. Make the dressed mannequin the central illustrated hero. Stack the address, dress instruction, and RSVP in a clearly separated lower information area; set the prize copy in a small brass rosette or ribbon beside the hero without obscuring any copy. Preserve generous margins and clear spacing between all text blocks. Custom letterforms: uppercase display lettering with broad, slightly condensed proportions, sturdy strokes, moderate contrast, and crisp squared terminals; pair with a restrained, highly legible small-cap sans for details. Render the headline as raised antique-brass foil with fine engraved linework and a subtle dark oxblood shadow. Print supporting text in deep oxblood ink. Add tactile uncoated paper grain, restrained foil highlights, soft directional gallery lighting, and realistic dimensional shadows. Keep every line sharply legible and correctly spelled.