Carbon Costume

In The Witch (The VVitch), Thomasin and Caleb are in the forest when a hare frightens their horse and their dog Fowler runs off. Young Caleb eventually finds Fowler’s dead body. Nearby in a thicket emerges a beautiful young woman dressed in a bright red cloak… but barefoot with disheveled clothes underneath. She seduces Caleb and gives him a kiss, then pulls him into her, with a haggard arm that reveals her true nature as an old witch.

Dahlia is from the fifth series of Living Dead Dolls, and is the third doll in the main series of dolls that is based off of a real person, that being the Black Dahlia, Elizabeth Short.

She has messy curly black hair, extremely vibrant and red rimmed blue eyes, red lipstick, and her mouth has staples along the edges leading up her cheeks. Her outfit consists of a light golden ruffled top, a tasseled skirt in a slightly lighter color, golden leg garters, a sparkly pink night robe, pink chunky strappy shoes, and a loose pearl necklace. Her nail polish is a deep red color and her midsection has stapled together scars running across the entire circumference of it.

Ms. Eerie is part of the fourth series of the Living Dead Dolls, and she is dressed in funeral wear, seemingly for her own, according to her death certificate.

She has long platinum hair, worn in a side part, red rimmed completely white eyes, and dark red lipstick, that her polish matches. For the full look, she wears a black hat with a spiderwebby funeral veil around it. Eerie has a high collar black dress with mesh sleeves, with a shiny purple waistband, and black platform sandals.

Lilith is a part of the third series of Living Dead Dolls, and is the first of many categories of their dolls, including first open mouth, vampire, and painted veins.

She has long black hair with a widows peak, light blue skin, extremely vibrant green eyes, black lipstick, and bloody lips from her vampire fangs. She wears an outfit that looks like a mix between Morticia Addams and a typical horror movie nun. Her chest has been impaled by a stake.

In The Witch (or The VVitch), Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy) is eldest daughter of a family that is banished from a New England Puritan settlement. The family must set up a homestead in the isolated wilderness, but a malevolent spirit in the woods around them, which they suspect is a witch, begins to curse them. Blaming Thomasin, her parents make plans to send her away to serve another family.

This is a variation of the original Sadie doll from the first series run of Living Dead Dolls, with this one being a school outfit.

Her eyes are a vibrant white, she has a red x on her forehead, her hair is the same style of long black middle part as the original doll, and she has black lipstick. The school uniform consists of a white turtleneck with a black ribbon worn around the collar, a black school blazer, a heather grey pleated skirt, white cuffed socks, and black t-strap mary janes. She also comes with a mini hatchet, a black shiny backpack, and a black journal.

In the 2023 slasher film Thanksgiving, after a Black Friday riot in Plymouth, Massachusetts ends in tragedy, the mysterious serial killer John Carver comes to town. His goal? To turn the townspeople into a Thanksgiving carving board, using creating instruments such as a meat tenderizer and turkey slicer. Make your own creepy pilgrim mask to put the finishing touch on this costume.

Lulu is from the fourth series of Living Dead Dolls, and the first roller skater out of the series, as well as the first without eyebrows, and with a tattoo.

She has very light pink high pigtails, reddish-gold eyes with black sclera ringed with red shading, a bruised looking red mouth, and pierced ears with small silver rings. Lulu wears an off-white shiny silky tank top with an attached tutu skirt, white knee high socks with red and gold banding with a bone sticking out of her leg, white and red rollerskates, a full arm cast, and a black ink tattoo on the opposite arm.