Carnival Row
Carnival Row merchandise brings the neo-noir fantasy of the Amazon series to your collection. The show blends Victorian aesthetics with fae mythology, steampunk machinery, and detective drama — and our fan merch captures that moody, gas-lit atmosphere. Whether you're drawn to the political intrigue or the forbidden romance at the story's heart, you'll find pieces that channel the Burgue's shadowy streets.
A world where fae refugees live alongside humans in uneasy coexistence, where murder investigations uncover political conspiracies, and where love crosses lines society forbids — that's the Burgue. Our Carnival Row collection lets you step into that fog-shrouded city, whether for a costume event or as a lasting piece of your fandom.
The series runs two seasons with eighteen episodes of intrigue, and the visual style is unmistakable: Victorian silhouettes meet faerie wings, top hats alongside pointed ears. If you're planning a costume inspired by the show, think layers, think brass details, think the kind of outfit that wouldn't look out of place in a Burgue drawing room — or a back-alley fae tavern.
Carnival Row Merchandise – Where Steampunk Meets Fae
There's something uniquely atmospheric about Carnival Row. It's not quite pure fantasy, not quite period drama, not quite detective noir — it's all of those things in a trench coat, lurking in gaslight. Our merchandise captures that liminal quality, the sense of a world that's beautiful and brutal in equal measure. Because honestly, any show where Orlando Bloom plays both lead actor and producer deserves fan gear that takes itself exactly that seriously.
What defines Carnival Row?
Carnival Row is a fantasy television series created by René Echevarria and Travis Beacham, produced by Amazon MGM Studios in collaboration with Stillking Films. The show spans two seasons and eighteen episodes, blending urban fantasy with neo-noir and steampunk elements. Set in a Victorian-inspired city called the Burgue, the narrative follows the intertwined fates of humans and mythological creatures — fae refugees displaced by human conquest who now live as second-class citizens. Central to the story is Rycroft Philostrate, a human detective, and Vignette Stonemoss, a fae survivor, whose forbidden relationship unfolds against a backdrop of political conspiracy. Other key characters include the puck Agreus Astrayon, the ambitious human Imogen Spurnrose, and the manipulative Piety Breakspear. The series was directed by Thor Freudenthal, Jon Amiel, Anna Foerster, and Andy Goddard, with a score composed by Nathan Barr that underscores the show's gothic atmosphere.
Frequently asked questions
What genre is Carnival Row?
Carnival Row combines fantasy, drama, urban fantasy, neo-noir, detective fiction, and steampunk into a distinctive blend. The show is set in a Victorian-inspired world where mythological beings coexist uneasily with humans, and murder mysteries intertwine with political intrigue and forbidden romance.
How many seasons does Carnival Row have?
The series comprises two seasons with a total of eighteen episodes. Both seasons are available on Amazon Prime Video, concluding the story of the Burgue and its inhabitants.
Who created Carnival Row?
The series was created by René Echevarria and Travis Beacham, with Orlando Bloom serving as producer alongside his role as lead actor. Production was handled by Amazon MGM Studios and Stillking Films.
Assortment overview
Our Carnival Row collection currently focuses on costumes — because when a show has this much visual identity, dressing the part is half the appeal. The Victorian-meets-fae aesthetic lends itself perfectly to costume events, from elaborate faerie wings to the more understated elegance of Burgue high society. Check the category for current availability.
What goes well with this?
If you're drawn to Carnival Row's blend of fantasy and noir, your tastes likely run toward the atmospheric and the slightly dark. Steampunk accessories, Victorian-inspired jewellery, and gothic home décor all complement the Burgue aesthetic. And if it's the fae element that captivates you — well, pointed ears never go out of style at Elbenwald.