Women

Giselle from Enchanted

Giselle is a character from the 2007 Disney film enchanted, and is played by Amy Adams. Enchanted follows Giselle, a princess who is banished by an evil queen and has to go from her animated world to the real world.

In one scene Giselle wears a poofy white wedding dress in the city. This can be recreated with a white wedding dress with poofy short sleeves, a white petticoat for volume, and a white ruffled skirt to layer under the dress that will show through the slit in the skirt. She pairs this with a silver necklace, tiara, and white satin gloves.

Elaine from The Love Witch

Elaine is a character from the film The Love Witch, and is played by Samantha Robinson. The Love Witch follows Elaine, a witch who is trying to find a man to love her but makes her spells too strong and ends up killing them.

Elaine’s costume go perfectly with the campy 60s look of the film with lots of red and white lace pieces. She often wears simple red dresses, but when she goes to tea with her new friend, she wears a bright pink sun hat with faux pink flowers. She pairs this with a white dress that can be recreated with a white lace blouse and white flowy skirt with a gold necklace and her signature blue 60s eyeshadow.

Princess Jupiter from Sailor Moon

Jupiter has a slightly different way she wears her hair in her princess dress, as she normally wears a hair tie with plastic balls, but in this form she has a green ribbon worn with a pink rose to tie up her hair.

The green ribbon continues into her outfit as well, with one worn around her neck, further accented by a green teardrop necklace. She also has the symbol for Jupiter on her forehead in green, instead of her usual tiara.  Her princess dress is a multi-tone green v-neck sleeveless dress with ribbon straps, and an open slit in the skirt with a sheer ruffle trim down the leg.

Lottie from Living Dead Dolls

Lottie is part of the third series of Living Dead Dolls, and shares a death date with Sylvia Plath.

She has short black bobbed hair with bangs, black eyes surrounded by a mottled purple, and black lipstick. Her outfit consists of a shiny silvery-white raincoat that resembles a class pierrot outfit, black t-strap Mary Jane shoes, white cuffed socks, and she carries around a black lace parasol with silvery details.

Princess Saturn from Sailor Moon

In Sailor Moon, Saturn looks as she usually does in the series in this illustration, but has the symbol of saturn on her forehead instead of her usual tiara, a deep purple ribbon around her neck, and a matching teardrop necklace.

She is one of two scouts in this set that wear a pair of long gloves to match her dress, the other being Pluto, and her dress, despite being dark purple instead, is styled very similarly as well. She only has one strap on either side of her dress top, but has a pointed midsection on the bodice, and like the other outer scouts, it is open on the sides of the skirt to reveal a lighter purple underskirt that flares out to the ground.

Helena Shaw from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Helena Shaw is the female lead in the new 2023 film Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, and is played by Phoebe Waller Bridge. This film is a continuation of the original Indiana Jones films and is the fifth and final installment of the series. This one follows Indiana Jones, a daring archaeologist as he races to retrieve a dial that could change the course of history, alongside Helena Shaw.

Helena Shaw has a very fashionable wardrobe with lots of reds. One featured is a beautiful and classic silk red button down blouse with a tie front. Another is a very fun and stylish layered look that includes a red velvet jacket, a green button down shirt, and a brown striped scarf. Finally we get to see her in the iconic adventurer-style costume that is a white button down shirt and khaki linen pants.

Kitty from Living Dead Dolls

Kitty is from the second series of Living Dead Dolls, and is also semi-school themed like the Sadie in this set. Her inspiration is from the movie ‘Satan’s Cheerleaders’.

She has bright red eyes, black lipstick, and black hair worn in side pigtails tied in red ribbons. The cheerleader outfit consists of a red polo shirt with a black sweater over top, and a matching red and black split color pleated skirt. The look is finished off by white cuffed socks, black and red glossy shoes, and black and red pom poms.

Sybil from Living Dead Dolls

Sybil is from the fourth series of Living Dead Dolls, and her name is taken from the pseudonym used for Shirley Mason.

She has extremely messy flyaway black hair almost styled into a bob, black and grey shadowed swirly eyes, and green drips coming off of her mouth. Her outfit consists of a cream colored straight jacket with leathery buckle straps, a collar chain, and black pants to finish it off.

Wendy Darling from Peter Pan and Wendy

Wendy Darling (Ever Anderson) is a character from the new Disney film, Peter Pan & Wendy. This film follows the classic story of Peter Pan about a young girl who meets Peter Pan, a boy who refuses to grow up. Wendy and her brothers travel to Neverland with Peter where she encounters the evil Captain Hook.

Wendy’s costume is one that is reminiscent of previous versions but also is a unique take on the costume. She wears a vintage style teal quilted robe with a pirate-inspired white pajamas. This can be recreated with a teal coat or sweater, a white blouse, and cropped pants. She also wears brown boots. Add a prop pirate sword to add to the look!

Sin from Living Dead Dolls

Sin is one of the dolls in the first series of Living Dead Dolls, and very similar in appearance to the main mascot doll, Sadie.

She has long black hair with little devil horns peeking out of the top of her head, red lipstick, and white eyes bordered in a red sclera. Her dress is also a Wednesday Addams style dress, but in bright red instead of black, and she also wears white cuffed socks with black t-strap Mary Janes. To tie together the rest of the devil look, she also has a thin tail, as well as a pitchfork.

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