Carbon Costume Women
Strive from “Starlight Brigade” by TWRP
Strive is the protagonist of the music video for TWRP’s song, “Starlight Brigade,” featuring singer Dan Avidan (better known for his more provocative stage name). The young elfin humanoid, a citizen of the planet Moebius, finds himself pulled into an intergalactic journey with the band’s cartoon Starlight Brigade personas.
Using blue and white face-paint as a base, you can follow GhostlyCosplay’s makeup tutorial for Strive’s makeup to complete this look.
Sister Bear from Berenstain Bears
Sister Bear is the second child of Mama Bear and Papa Bear. Great at outdoors activities, a natural in sports, and being highly competitive make Sister Bear the spunky young bear she is. She also likes fairy tales and the color pink. She is growing up while learning lessons about sharing and the golden rule in the Berenstain Bears.
Sam from Birdman
Sam (played by Emma Stone) is the daughter of Riggan Thomson in the movie Birdman or (the Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance). Sam is in recovery from a drug addiction and helps her father as his assistant while he attempts a career comeback by producing and acting in a Broadway-bound play. Sam also runs her father’s burgeoning social media pages after he goes viral following a dash through Times Square in only his socks and underwear. Sam has some distinctive tattoos on her right forearm and left shoulder.
Natsu from Baby Steps
Natsu Takasaki is a member of the Southern Tennis Club, and wants to be a professional player in the future. She is a straightforward, but friendly girl. She goes to the same school as Eiichiro, finding his insanely detailed notes a little unusual. When she realizes Eiichiro came to the tennis club, she helps him get familiar with the team and the sport. Natsu plays tennis with all her heart in Baby Steps.
Tenten from Naruto
Tenten is a member of Team Guy along with Neji Hyuga and Rock Lee. Tenten is a chunin-level kunoichi and a weapons specialist, who uses scrolls during battle to summon a wide variety of weapons for offensive and defensive purposes.
Reanne from Magical DoReMi
Reanne Griffith (Hazuki Fujiwara) is shy and studious. Despite being shy, Reanna is sweet, friendly, and can get stern if witnessing what she believes is unjust. Her world changes when she and Mirabelle become witch apprentices with their friend Dorie. She helps keep the secret of magic and their training in Magical DoReMi (Ojamajo Doremi).
Smug Anime Wendy’s
You know when it’s real. Everyone will recognize you as the Wendy’s girl, aka the mascot for the fast food chain of the same name, based on founder Dave Thomas’s daughter. Back in 2017, a meme called Smug Wendy’s, or Wendy-chan was created. After @Wendy’s Twitter feed began publishing snarky responses to customers, users made an an anime-style personification of the mascot to represent the face behind the comedic sarcasm.
Mirabelle from Magical DoReMi
Mirabelle Haywood (Aiko Senoo) is a transfer student. Her father’s work is the reason she had to move, which turned out to be a great thing. Mirabelle’s boldness is matched by her sense of humor. She is mature when she is not joking around, and knows how to think of others. After Mirabelle makes friends with Dorie and Reanne, the trio begin witch training in Magical DoReMi (Ojamajo Doremi).
Vicky from The Fairly OddParents
“Go to bed, twerp!” Vicky is an antagonist in Nickelodeon’s Fairly Odd Parents. Ruthless and sadistic, she is Timmy Turner’s evil babysitter. To get revenge for her constant torture, Timmy relies on his fairy god parents, Cosmo and Wanda. She appears in most all the movie specials as his main rival. Chip Skylark writes a song about her, titled “Icky Vicky.” While the song describes her as “a fire breathing dragon in a pair of black jeans,” you can replace the jeans with black leggings. You can crop the t-shirt and wear pink contacts for added accuracy.
Hera from Xena: Warrior Princess
Hera (portrayed by Meg Foster) is one of the primary antagonists in both Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess. Despite being the goddess of marriage she is unfortunately wed to the chronically unfaithful Zeus. Her anger with him leads her to attack his children by other women while exerting her influence over other areas of mortal life.
Dressing as Hera is fairly straightforward. She wears a lot of black while adopting iridescent tones in blues and greens because peacocks are sacred to Hera in both the shows and the original Greek myths. A full and shimmering black skirt, black heels, black cloak, and black corset make up the basis for her look. You will need to add the iridescent crystals by hand, unfortunately, since they are so placed in such a unique pattern. But once they’re on you can add in a feathered collar and shrug in either black or peacock colors and top with either of the tiaras that resemble the crowns she wears as Queen of Olympus.
