Carbon Costume Women
Janice from Dispatches From Elsewhere
Janice Foster (played by Sally Field) is settling down in her life with her kids out of the house, and her husband in hospice. However, she starts to feel that it’s not quite the time to settle. Janice embarks on adventure to answer her deepest questions about life and about herself in Dispatches From Elsewhere.
Wanda Maximoff in Avengers: Infinity War
Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) evolved so much over her arc within the MCU. She went from a jaded villain to a hero struggling to do what was right while trying to find herself at the same time. Her most iconic battlefield look was in Avengers: Infinity War when she faced off against Thanos’ forces and held her own against impossible odds. You can add your own mix of unique silver rings to the costume, but the red leather coat and corset paired with the tight black pants and heeled boots truly make this look.
Dawn from Black Monday
Dawn Towner (played by Regina Hall) is a highly educated, strong-willed woman. In fact, she is the only female head trader on Wall Street. She is a stylish 80’s queen, and is not afraid to pursue what she sets her mind to. Dawn powers through the wild world of Wall Street in Black Monday.
Liz from Roswell, New Mexico
Elizabeth “Liz” Ortecho (played by Jeanine Mason) is a biomedical researcher. She cares deeply for her family, but was hurt in the past. She worries for her undocumented father, and is distraught over an incident involving her sister. Liz will need to face her emotions in Roswell, New Mexico.
Tissaia from Netflix’s The Witcher
Tissaia de Vries (played MyAnna Buring) is also known as the rector of Aratuza in Netflix’s The Witcher. She is the powerful sorceress responsible for Yennefer’s magical education, and she and Yennefer often argue over the best ways in which to teach new mages as well as use their powers. Tissaia favors a Victorian aesthetic with structured dresses in rich colors that often have a high collar.
Wakako from Wakako Zake
Wakako Zake is a 26-year-old woman who enjoys treating herself. She usually goes out to eat and drink alone, especially when she had a rough day at work. She likes her personal space when it comes to savoring a good meal at a great spot she finds. Wakako lives her best foodie life in Wakako Zake.
Kipo from Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts
Kipo Oak (voiced by Karen Fukuhara) is a lively, confident girl. She believes humans and mutes can co-exist, and is friendly to those around her. Kipo has a knack for sciences, especially astronomy, thanks to her father. She was separated from him during an unfortunate attack. As Kipo is on her journey, she is learning more about who she is meant to be in Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts.
Agatha from The Grand Budapest Hotel
In The Grand Budapest Hotel, Agatha (played by Saoirse Ronan) is a talented apprentice baker with a distinctive birthmark on her right cheek. Agatha works at Mendl’s and is Zero’s girlfriend. She and Zero help Gustave escape from prison by hiding tools in the baked goods that she makes for him. Agatha wears a khaki colored dress with light blue apron while she creates her delicate confections.
Carol Danvers from Captain Marvel
Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) is the human-Kree hybrid superhero known as Captain Marvel. She was a US Air Force test pilot before exposure to alien technology changed her DNA. Now she is a powerful superhero with a strong will, a confident personality, and a great sense of fashion. This movie-inspired look taps into ’90s grunge with a white Nine Inch Nails t-shirt, high waited jeans, and some great leather accessories.
Queen Calanthe from Netflix’s The Witcher
In Netflix’s The Witcher, Queen Calanthe (played by Jodhi May) is a strong, though flawed leader of Cintra and grandmother of Ciri. Calanthe is a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield, but as a result of some of her actions, Nilfgaard invades Cintra and many of her subjects become angry with her. Calanthe wears both armor and regal clothing throughout The Witcher, depending on whether she is serving as Queen or General.
