Carbon Costume

Mon Mothma, played by Genevive O’Reilly, is the Chandrilian senator in the Star Wars series Andor. This underrated character appeared in different films before, but in this new series, we get to see more of her story.

Mothma is a part of high society and is a poised leader. We see this in her costumes with powerful silhouettes and monochromatic, classy color palettes. Most of the time she is dressed like her environment and her home, which is sleek and minimalistic. She wears white on white, with creams and sometimes with a rose tint. She has unique, asymmetrical, and sharp tailoring. These pieces are usually in cashmere and wool, paired with flowy ones like pants and skirts. Layering so many pieces creates a unique and interesting look that is well put together, just as a senator and leader would be.

Cheshire (voiced in Japanese by Kappei Yamaguchi) is one of the important secondary characters in the anime/manga Pandora Hearts.

He is one of the main distinct Chains that you see in the series, and acts as The Will of the Abyss’s protector, as he cares for her deeply.

Cheshire has shaggy reddish-black hair (the color is a bit tricky as the coloring is very multi-toned in this series), with cat ears on top of it, sharp teeth, and one visible red eye. His entire outfit is a similar color to his hair, and he wears a detail accented long shirt with a red ribboned bell collar, black pants, pointed black shoes, a large belled scarf, and he has two long claw-sleeves, with a white-tipped tail to finish the cat-like appearance.

Candy Montgomery is from the crime drama TV series Love and Death, and is played by Elizabeth Olsen, based on a true story. Candy is the main character who is an active member in her church and a mother that gets herself into deep trouble when getting involved with another member of the church, Allan Gore.

This story takes place in 1980 Texas. Fitting Candy’s personality, she wears modest clothing that is slightly dated but still wears some pieces that are more trendy or risky in her community. She wears lots of muted tones that are reminiscent of the 70s and some pops of bright colors like red. You’ll usually see her in lots of denim, with stylish flare jeans and casual striped tops.

Wade is the watery character from the new Disney and Pixar animated film Elemental and is voiced by Mamoudou Athie. He is cool and collected, calm, and a rule follower. You can say he goes with the flow. Through his journey in this film, he meets Ember who is the fiery opposite of him, and they begin to learn from each other.

Wade is a character made up of water. He’s made up of lots of teal, purple, and iridescent or clear colors, paired with yellow shirts like the button down and tie, or the yellow shirt with green details. To dress like this cool character, layer a blue shirt under a sheer iridescent shirt and layer a yellow shirt on top. Pair this with iridescent pants or light purple jeans with a sheer blue layer of pants on top to give the clear and color shifting watery effect.

Camille Toh (voiced by Lauren Miller-Rogen) is a minor character in the adult animated film Sausage Party.  She purchases groceries early in the film, leading to Frank and Brenda’s freedom from their previously shelved lives.  Camille has red hair she styles with a purple headband.  Her clothing consists of a white short-sleeved blouse, a purple vest, and mint green pants.  She finishes her look with a belt, hoop earrings, and purple high heels.

Hitoshi (voiced in Japanese by Wataru Hatano and in English by Jarrod Greene) is one of the secondary characters in the anime/manga My Hero Academia.

He is a student at UA with the others, and is currently waiting to transfer from general studies into the main hero course, as he’s developed his brainwashing quirk much further, determined to use it only for good.

Hitoshi has purple spiked back hair, and similarly colored eyes. He wears the UA sports uniform (the design changes between long and short sleeved, but it was tricky to find a decent long-sleeved one), a mask piece to help regulate his quirk, a scarf similar to Eraserhead’s, and solid soled green and white boots.

Ruby Gillman (voiced by Lana Condor) is the titular protagonist in Dreamworks’ animated feature Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken.  Ruby is a shy and awkward student at Oceanside High alongside Connor and Chelsea Van Der Zee.  Though drawn to the ocean, Ruby is told by her mother she must stay away.  Ruby has blue skin and hair-like tentacles.  In her humanoid form, Ruby wears a green turtleneck sweater, purple shorts, striped leggings, and purple boots.  You can wear blue gloves and use blue body paint, as well as add fin-like prosthetic ears, to recreate sea creature appearance.

Wendy Mauri (voiced by Anaïs Delva) is one of the titular sisters from the French cartoon Les Sisters.  In her early teens, Wendy is more mature than her sister Marine and often looks out for her.  Wendy has long dark hair and wears a red shirt with a star graphic paired with a pair of light pink pants.  She finishes her look with a white belt cinched at her waist and a pair of red and white sneakers.  If you can’t find an exact match for her shirt, you can layer a similar red tee over a long-sleeved shirt instead, or add an iron-on decal if you’re up for a little DIY.

There’s only one Allan. Allan is played by Michael Cera in the new movie Barbie by Greta Gerwig. He is based off of a real life and unpopular doll in the Barbie universe. He’s not a Ken but was made and released with the intention of being a buddy to Ken-He’s just Allan.

Allan’s costume is based off of the original 1960s doll and looks identical to its outfit. He wears a white and multicolored striped and collared shirt, blue shorts, blue sandals or flip-flops, and has orange hair.

Sprite (Lia McHugh) is a character in the Marvel film, The Eternals. She’s an Eternal, an immortal, superpowered being created to eradicate Deviants to help populate the Celestial race. Sprite and nine other Eternals get sent to Earth but are forbidden to interact in human conflicts. She has the ability to project realistic illusions. She is close friends with Sersi, but she also has an unrequited crush on Ikaris, which causes jealousy. At the end, Sprite requests that Sersi uses the remaining energy from the Uni-Mind to turn her into a human. This allows her to start aging, thus ending her unwanted childlike appearance.