Carbon Costume

OB is a character from the 2nd season of the Marvel series Loki, and is played by Ke Huy Quan. OB is a new character introduced this season and we see him working at the TVA (Time Variance Authority) in his own workshop where we see him meet and help Mobius and Loki.

OB wears a pair of brown coveralls with green detail, patches, and some distressing to the fabric from his many projects. He pairs this with black framed glasses, a button down shirt, and often carries an orange TVA notebook. This can be created by taking brown coveralls, painting the upper area on the chest and the cuffs of the sleeves with green fabric paint, a watered down wash of deep brown paint for the darker areas, the patch of the three gears on the front of his coveralls can be created by drawing or painting the design on iron-on transfer material, then cutting out the ‘patch’ and then simply iron on the coveralls. For the orange notebook, you can take a blank orange book and paint or draw the TVA logo on the cover, or cut and glue with paper. If you’d like to add even more to this costume, you can layer a utility/ gardening apron with pockets for tools.

Mobius is a character from the Marvel series Loki, and is played by Owen Wilson. Mobius works at the TVA (Time Variance Authority) and in the new season 2, really secures his place as a duo alongside Loki. In one episode called 1893 in season 2, Loki and Mobius are searching for He Who Remains and find themselves in 1893 at Chicago’s Fair. Their costumes change when entering this time period to match the setting.

Mobius wears a lighter brown or gray tweed, three-piece suit with a brown hat, white rounded collar dress shirt, and a plaid tie that has green to tie into Loki’s green ascot tie. Make a popcorn holder out of rolled brown paper and a piece of tape, and maybe even yellow torn and crumpled pieces of paper to glue in as the popcorn, to add as a prop. This would make such a fun and unique take on the Mobius and Loki duo costume.

Loki is the lead character from the popular Marvel series, and is played by Tom Hiddleston. In one episode called 1893 in the new season 2, Loki and Mobius are searching for He Who Remains and find themselves in 1893 at Chicago’s Fair. Their costumes change when entering this time period to match the setting.

Loki wears a deep gray three-piece suit along with a white collared shirt, and a green cravat tie, that still ties in his iconic green color palette. He also wears a bowler hat, a small gold tie pin, and a gold chain on his vest. Make a popcorn holder out of rolled brown paper and a piece of tape, and maybe even yellow torn and crumpled pieces of paper to glue in as the popcorn, to add as a prop. This would make such a fun and unique take on the Mobius and Loki duo costume.

Loki is the main character of the popular Marvel series and we continue to follow this god of mischief through the new season 2. Before in season 1, he wears the iconic TVA uniform, but in this season he wears a brown coat, blue collared shirt, a brown knitted tie, brown pants, and brown boots.

While last season he wears a uniform like the other workers and Mobius, this season he becomes more antiquated and independent while maintaining a similar style beside Mobius who still wears his uniform while at the TVA.

Spot (voiced by Jason Schwartzman) is the primary antagonist of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.  Once a scientist at Alchemax named Dr. Johnathan Ohnn, Spot’s mutated appearance is the result of Spider-Man destroying Kingpin‘s Super-Collider in the first film of the series.  Spot begins as a comedic villain, but eventually, his determination to destroy Miles’ life turns him into something much more sinister.  To recreate Spot’s villainous appearance, you’ll need to start with a full white bodysuit and matching shoes.  Then, add splotches of black to the costume using fabric paint.  You can paint them on with brushes and/or add them with a dimensional paint using the plastic tip, depending on your preference.  Make sure you leave plenty of time for the paint to dry before you intend to wear your costume.

Sprite (Lia McHugh) is a character in the Marvel film, The Eternals. She’s an Eternal, an immortal, superpowered being created to eradicate Deviants to help populate the Celestial race. Sprite and nine other Eternals get sent to Earth but are forbidden to interact in human conflicts. She has the ability to project realistic illusions. She is close friends with Sersi, but she also has an unrequited crush on Ikaris, which causes jealousy. At the end, Sprite requests that Sersi uses the remaining energy from the Uni-Mind to turn her into a human. This allows her to start aging, thus ending her unwanted childlike appearance.

Rio Morales (voiced by Luna Lauren Velez) is the mother of Miles Morales in the animated film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.  Rio works as a nurse and often plays the role of mediator between her husband Jefferson and their son.  Rio has curly brown hair that she prefers to wear in a loose side ponytail.  She also favors wearing gold hoop earrings, which can be seen in several of her outfits in the film.  When working, Rio wears a white long-sleeved shirt under a scrub shirt with burgundy scrub pants and white shoes.  She also wears a red flutter sleeve blouse, wide leg pants, and red wedge shoes that tie around her ankle.  At another point, she dons a green floral print shirt with a blue jacket.

Agent Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, also known as Contessa Fontaine, is an antagonist in the MCU. She is the Director of the CIA who seems to be assembling her own team, currently consisting of John Walker – formerly the new Captain America, now US Agent – and Yelena Belova. Her ex-husband is Everett Ross. When he opposed the US obtaining vibranium from Wakanda, she had him arrested for committing treason. Portrayed by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, she appears in smaller roles for Black Widow, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and Falcon and the Winter Soldier. She will make a full debut in Thunderbolts.  A black trenchcoat and leather gloves give her sleek style a classic villainous edge.