Pirate Jenny from HBO’s Watchmen
Pirate Jenny (Jessica Camacho) from the HBO series Watchmen is an anarchist at heart. She has joined The Watchmen to fight for justice by any means necessary. Her style is part functionality and part intimidation factor. A decent amount of crafting will need to go into the headpiece and mask. Luckily it is more ripping and tearing than sewing work.The bleached tee could be cut around the collar and stretched as desired. The fishnet hair net will need to go over your head and can be ripped liberally over the eyes. She has a dark smokey eye shadow peeking through the eye holes in her mask. The key to making this look work is expressing its been worn in. Use a close-up image of her face when making your mask so you can follow all the layers of fishnet and mesh it includes. May need some easy hand sewing for the thin layer of white mesh over her nose and mouth.
SpongeBob SquarePants from The Broadway Musical
In SpongeBob SquarePants: The Broadway Musical, the inhabitants of Bikini Bottom find themselves in peril as a volcano called Mount Humongous threatens to erupt and destroy the town. SpongeBob endeavors to save his beloved home and his friends. For the Broadway Musical, SpongeBob’s costume has been revamped with a yellow checkered shirt and plaid pants, compared to SpongeBob’s costume in the original run at the Oriental Theater in Chicago, and his design in the Nickelodeon series.
Madison from Zombieland 2
Zombieland Double Tap introduces us to several new characters including ditzy Madison (played by Zoey Deutch). Madison is perpetually upbeat and a bit of an airhead who is trapped in the fashion of the early 2000s. Madison can always be found wearing lots of pink, often accentuated by faux fur and colorful Louis Vuitton bags.
Kai from The Hollow
Kai entered a virtual world competition; finding himself paired with Adam and Mira. Being nerdy and smart gives Kai an advantage, but he’s not very athletic. He sometimes tries to be athletic to prove his worth on the team only to fail. Kai eventually finds what makes him special to his team. He learns how he can help the trio in The Hollow.
Make Your Own: Retsuko from Aggretsuko
“Retsuko”, which means “fierce child” in Japanese, is the newest and most angsty member of the Sanrio family. She is […]
M. Gustave from The Grand Budapest Hotel
M. Gustave (played by Ralph Fiennes) is the renowned concierge of Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel. With a penchant for seducing wealthy older women such as Madame D, Gustave also takes a new bellboy named Zero under his wing to teach him everything he needs to know about the hotel and its guests. Following Madam D’s death, Gustave is accused by Dmitri of murdering her. Gustave wears a purple tailcoat with red piping and grey dress pants as part of his hotel uniform.
El Macho from Despicable Me 2
Eduardo Perez, better known by his supervillain alias El Macho (voiced by Benjamin Bratt) is the main antagonist of Despicable Me 2. After faking his death 20 years prior, El Macho reemerges as a successful restaurant owner and evil villain. El Macho wears a luchador mask, wrestling singlet, and cape and Eduardo dons an open red satin shirt and slim black jeans while working in his restaurant.
Jade Harley
In the MS Paint Adventures web comic Homestuck, Jade Harley is one of the main characters and the fourth kid to be introduced. The Witch of Space, her Associated Element is Earth, and her Associated Item is Uranium. This is Jade Harley’s outfit when she ascends to god tier.
Might Guy from Naruto
Might Guy is one of the Leaf Village’s most elite jonin. A taijutsu master with a loud and boisterous personality, Guy is the self-sworn rival of Hatake Kakashi, often challenging him to contests to prove which of them is the better ninja. Guy is also the mentor of Rock Lee, who follows in Guy’s fashion footsteps.
Jack Whitman from The Darjeeling Limited
Jack played by Jason Schwartzman is the youngest Whitman brother. He is the hopeless romantic of the bunch. He writes fiction based on his true-life experiences but denies it even though it is made clear as day. He truly plays up to being the emotional baby brother of Peter and Francis. He is so heartbroken over his ex he continues to wear the hotel robe from where he saw her last. Jack rarely even puts shoes on for most of the film but once or twice is caught in men’s sandals. He finds a love interest wherever he goes and uses this as a distraction from his brothers on their trip.