Princess Neptune from Sailor Moon
In Sailor Moon, Princess Neptune’s color scheme for her princess attire is very monochromatic, with everything in about the same tealy-blue shade as her hair. She wears it down, as usual, and has the symbol of neptune on her forehead in the same shade, with a matching ribbon around her neck and a similarly colored teardrop necklace worn below it.
Her dress itself is the same shade, and it falls in a low v-neck, with decorated golden adornments on the straps, and a loosely crossed midsection leading into a very long skirt.
Babette from White Noise
Babette is a character from the film White Noise by Noah Baumbach, and is played by Greta Gerwig. The film is based on the original 1985 novel by Don DeLillo. This story follows college professor Jack Gladney and his family as they’re faced with “The Airborne Toxic Event.” They’re forced to evacuate their home and ultimately face their fear of death throughout the film and we see how each of them cope with this in their own ways. Babette is a very kind character who is married to Jack and teaches classes to the elderly for work.
Babette wears very fitting outfits for a working 80s mom with lots of purple and blue pieces. She tends to wear jeans and high waisted, wide leg, and pleated dress pants that are rolled at the bottom to show her grey suede ankle boots. If you have “important hair” like Babette, this costume could be perfect for you!
Susie Swanson from Family Guy
Susie Swanson (voiced by Sir Patrick Stewart) is the youngest member of the Swanson family on the animated series Family Guy. Susie’s mother Bonnie remained comically pregnant for many seasons before Susie joined the cast alongside father Joe and brother Kevin. Susie is a baby, which means she is sometimes depicted in only a diaper. The outfit she most frequently wears, however, consists of a mint green tank top and pink shorts. Use a short blonde wig to style your hair, using a bow hair tie to secure it. A pair of nude colored shoes can help imitate her barefoot appearance on the show.
Narancia Ghirga
Narancia Ghirga is a character in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind. He is a seventeen year old member of Passione gang. Crass and quick tempered, he follows Giorno and Bucciarati to protect Trish Una, the boss’s daughter. He is also undereducated, as first shown in his difficulty solving basic math. His closest friends are Pannacotta Fugo and Guido Mista. His Stand is called Aerosmith, which takes the form of a small fighter plane.
The Luminary from Dragon Quest XI
The Luminary (voiced by Mitsuki Saiga and Rasmus Hardiker) is the main protagonist of the video game Dragon Quest XI. The reincarnation of an ancient hero, he sets out to fulfill his prophesied destiny when he turns sixteen. The Luminary has brown hair that reaches his shoulders and wields a sword as his primary weapon. His costume consists of green boots, brown pants, a grey undershirt, and a purple tunic. Finding an exact match for his shoes is especially difficult, so decide whether you like the cut or color best and then find shoes that suit that need. Finish your look with a belt, a sword holster, and a satchel.
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Princess of Barkingburg from PAW Patrol
In PAW Patrol, the Princess of Barkingburg (voiced by Caoimhe Judd) is a kind but naive girl. She has no idea that her pet puppy, Sweetie, is not so sweet. In the Mission PAW sub-series, Sweetie has evil plans to steal the princess’s crown and become queen for herself.
Richie from The Bear
Richie is from the series The Bear and is played by Ebon Moss-Bachrach. The Bear is about a chef named Carmen who has quit fine dining and returns to Chicago to try and fix the run down sandwich shop, previously owned by his brother who passed. We follow his struggles in gaining respect from the previous kitchen staff while dealing with grief and the stressful environment all at once. Richie, also referred to as ‘Cousin’, goes through major change and growth throughout the seasons. He started off being very short-tempered and now in the latest episode he has grown to be mature and collected.
One of the moments that shows us Richie’s growth is actually through his costume. After he gets experience at a high-end restaurant, he makes the decision to always wear suits. Through this we see a new level of respect from him, as he really makes an effort to work on himself and is really someone we all begin to root for. Before this, he dressed very casually with tees and shirts with their logo, along with his signature leather bomber jacket.
Kazuya Mishima from Tekken
Kazuya Mishima is one of the original playable characters from the Tekken series of video games. The only game in which he does not appear is Tekken 3 where the likes of King take center stage and Kazuya makes only two brief cameos. Kazuya was raised as an aristocrat in Japan before the death of his mother. After his father threw him off a cliff, Kazuya awakened his Devil Gene, which provided him greater physical strength. He trained throughout his childhood and eventually participated in the King of Iron Fist Tournament. Kazuya’s general appearance has remained mostly unchanged throughout the series. He wears white martial arts pants, and red martial arts gloves and shoes. If you want the silver studs to be part of your costume, you can cut the fingertips off a pair of motorcycle gloves instead of using a fingerless sparring set. In later iterations, his pants become a bit flashier with flame detailing, which you can add by using iron-on patches. Likewise, he trades his standard black belt for a red belt with gold details later in the series. Kazuya also sports a nasty scar across his chest, which you can use scar wax to replicate.
George Harrison from the Rooftop Concert
Like most things Beatles, their 1969 rooftop concert in central London was iconic, and so were their outfits that day. Before the police eventually shut down their performance, the Fab Four played numbers from their Get Back sessions, which would ultimately comprise their final album Let It Be. George Harrison’s look is best remembered for his shaggy fur coat, bright green pants, and of course his Rosewood Tele.