Carbon Costume

The Bride is part of the third series of Living Dead Dolls, and is inspired off of the tale of Frankenstein.

She has long black hair with white streaks striped throughout it, mottled shadows around her mismatched blue and black eyes, red lipstick, and facial wounds. Her dress is an off-white strappy dress with blood stains down the torso, her arms and legs are wrapped with bandages, and she wears chunky black lace-up boots. The accessory that she comes with is a realistic looking bloody human heart.

Steve Raglan (played by Matthew Lillard) is a career counselor who helps Mike Schmidt secure a job as a security guard in the horror film Five Nights at Freddy’s, based on the video game of the same name.  Steve wears gold wire-framed glasses and has a greying beard.  He wears mostly bland colors (think pale yellows and browns).  While you may not be able to find an exact match for any of his shirts from the film, a yellow and blue striped button-down with a blue Swiss dot tie or a brown plaid shirt with a burgundy and black striped one will do the trick.  Finish your costume with a goatee, which you can apply using spirit gum and grey out a bit with some mascara, and khakis.

Lizzie is from the second series of Living Dead Dolls, and is the second doll to be based off of a real person (ie, Lizzie Borden). The doll can be found at the Borden house, shown on display.

She has her copper hair worn up in a tight, high bun, with loose curls coming down on to her forehead, black sclera eyes with vibrant bluey-white in the center, and very dark red lipstick. Her dress is older-styled, with large black puff sleeves, a very long skirt, and a red ribbon tied loosely at her neck. As with the known rhyme, she carries a bloodied axe (though Lizzie was found innocent).

Posey is from the first run of Living Dead Dolls, and is labeled as a ‘buried alive’ character.

She has extremely long golden-auburn hair worn in a mid-part, fully whited out eyes with blue ringing them and matching lipstick, and a wound over her eye. Her outfit is similar to an old styled nightgown, but weathered in a way that looks like it was saturated in mud. Her doll accessory is a single white rose.

Eggzorcist is part of the first series run of Living Dead Dolls, and the first one to have an animal theme, that being an Easter Bunny.

She has short cut purpley-blue hair, a red x on her forehead, blue lips, and extremely vibrant light blue eyes with red and black makeup surrounding them. Her outfit consists of a full white rabbit onesie complete with a hood with bunny ears, a noose drawstring, and a white Easter basket.

Damien is part of the initial run of Living Dead Dolls, and was created as a tribute to Damien from The Omen, while also being the first male doll created for the franchise.

He has short black hair that he wears a grey and black cap over, and his eyes are pure white. His shirt is a white button up, worn with a black tie, and a black button-up coat over top, with matching shorts underneath. It’s wrapped up with white knee high socks and black tied combat boots, and he carries around a slingshot.

Allyson Nelson (played by Andi Matichak) is the granddaughter of Laurie Strode and a main character in the final installments of the Halloween horror franchise, Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends.  Allyson survives the 2018 massacre and becomes determined to end Michael Myers once and for all.  She also develops a romantic relationship with Corey Cunningham in the final film of the series.  In Halloween Kills, Allyson must survive Halloween night dressed in her Bonnie & Clyde-inspired costume for the evening, which includes suspenders, brown Oxford shoes, and plaid trousers.  In the follow-up Halloween Ends, Allyson wears several outfits including a pair of black tights with a tan skirt, grey shirt, and grey plaid overshirt.  She also wears a necklace with her parents’ wedding bands on it.

OJ Haywood is from the movie Nope by Jordan Peele, and is played by Daniel Kaluuya. OJ is the brother of Emerald Haywood. They both run the company Haywood’s Hollywood Horses.

OJ has a very practical wardrobe and is not really concerned with style but how what he wears will serve him best. He wears lots of work wear like blue jeans and sturdy boots, paired with shirts from their own company and productions they have worked on. He stands out beside his sister Emerald and this shows his more reserved and serious personality compared to hers.