Carbon Costume

Malaria (voiced by Jeannie Elias) is a gothic woman who fell in love with Grim on an episode of The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy before realizing he was the actual Grim Reaper and running away.  Malaria and Grim meet when he goes to the beach with Billy and Mandy.  Malaria wears black opera gloves and a long black strapless dress.  She uses an umbrella at the beach and wears purple eye shadow and red lipstick.

Eda Clawthorne (voiced by Wendie Malick) is a rebellious witch in the animated series The Owl House.  As a young girl, Eda was cursed by her older sister Lilith.  Eda’s current appearance is a little different from her original look on the show.  Now, she wears a three-tone dress that can be tough to find an exact replica of, but by taking a little time to layer different pieces together and cut the hems to match, you can achieve a similar look with minimal effort.  Using glue or fabric tape, you can add a jewel to the front of the outfit to match Eda’s.

Jill Valentine (voiced by Una Kavanagh) is a former member of the Special Tactics and Rescue Service (S.T.A.R.S.), an elite unit of the Raccoon Police Department, in the Resident Evil video game series.  Jill eventually leaves S.T.A.R.S. and co-founds the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance.  Though Jill has had several different costumes throughout the series, her first appearance is one of her most iconic, wearing a blue beret and matching uniform.  In the updated version of Resident Evil 1 released in 2002, Jill’s costume receives a more realistic upgrade, though it maintains many of the same components.  Whichever version you choose to emulate, you’ll want to splurge on a S.T.A.R.S. patch to update your shirt, and make sure you wear fingerless gloves and sturdy combat boots.

Stu (voiced by Nat Faxon) is a character on the animated Netflix series Harvey Girls Forever!  Stu is the only male member of the Fighting Bananas Cheer Squad and a friend of Audrey.  Stu’s costume consists of his cheer uniform as well as mint-framed sunglasses and dark greenish-blue hair.  You may need to get a little creative to recreate Stu’s cheer sweatshirt.  You can focus on the chevron print or take a DIY approach and spruce up a plain white track jacket with some fabric paint.  Use a banana decal or patch to try and match the Fighting Banana mascot on Stu’s original uniform.

Evelyn Wang (played by Michelle Yeoh) is the main character of the action-comedy film Everything Everywhere All at Once.  Evelyn is the mother of Joy and wife of Waymond.  Their family struggles to keep their laundromat afloat and while at a meeting with Deirdre Beaubeirdra, Evelyn is brought into a conflict against good and evil that spans multiple versions of the reality in which she exists.  Evelyn wears multiple costumes throughout the multiverse (and the film), but her main outfit consists of a zip-up vest and floral print shirt, sweatpants, and maroon sneakers.  During a pivotal moment in the film, she adheres a googly eye to the middle of her forehead.

Sandy (voiced by Patrick Pedraza) is a Legendary Brawler in the mobile game Brawl Stars.  When not in Sugar Rush mode, Sandy’s costume is purple and pink.  Finding a headwrap with the ear motif is tricky, so don’t be afraid to mix and match a hat and neck covering to achieve a similar look.  You can glue or sew a felt star onto a pink headband and use a marker to create the sleepy eye logo to complete your transformation.

Squidward Tentacles (voiced by Rodger Bumpass) is SpongeBob‘s prickly neighbor and co-worker on the cartoon series SpongeBob SquarePants.  Squidward has a light blue-green body and wears a yellow polo shirt.  As a squid, Squidward has several more legs than any human who might decide to dress up as him.  If you want to just wear the costume without the extra limbs, that’s certainly fine.  If you decide you’d like to have a little fun and DIY a few extra legs, consider using pool noodles and following a tutorial like this one.

Melissa “Missy” Cooper (played by Raegan Revord) is the fraternal twin sister of Sheldon Cooper on the TV series Young Sheldon.  The polar opposite of her twin brother, Missy is utterly disinterested in schoolwork and often feels jealous of her brother and the attention he receives from their mother Mary.  Missy’s style varies throughout the series, but often lingers on the more tomboy-ish side of things, especially when she discovers she has a talent for baseball.  She also often dons overalls, especially in her younger days, if you find yourself more in the mood for shorts than a pinafore dress.