Carbon Costume

Eli Hale (Vince Mattis) is a character in Teen Wolf: The Movie. He is the teenage son of Derek Hale, which makes him a werewolf, though he has trouble manifesting and embracing his abilities. He attends Beacon Hills High School where he plays lacrosse. However, he isn’t very coordinated. Eli is also known as a troublemaker for frequently stealing Stiles’ jeep.

Trent Lane (voiced by Alvaro J. Gonzalez) is a supporting character on the MTV animated series Daria.  The brother of Jane Lane and eventual boyfriend of Daria Morgendorffer, Trent is a struggling musician with a relatively laidback attitude.  To recreate his costuming from the series, you’ll need some distressed jeans and a light green t-shirt.  If you want his tattoos to have a little more staying power, consider using a temporary tattoo pen to draw them on, while using an eyebrow pencil to perfect his goatee.

Erica Reyes (Gage Golightly) is a supporting character in MTV’s Teen Wolf. She attends Beacon Hills High School alongside the other main characters. Before being a werewolf, she used to be insecure because of her epilepsy. After having a seizure in gym class, Derek visits her in the hospital and gives her the bite. She completely transforms with a newfound confidence and a bombshell look. She has a close relationship with her fellow beta, Boyd. Despite her new feisty and flirtatious attitude, she shows vulnerability in combat. While only shown through flashbacks, Erica dies at the hands of the alpha pack in season three.

Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) is the main protagonist of MTV’s Teen Wolf. His life changes forever when he gets bitten by a werewolf. Now he must navigate this new world of werewolves, hunters, and other supernatural creatures. Derek Hale acts as his  mentor, while his best friend Stiles Stilinski provides comic relief. Through determination and the goodness of his heart, Scott becomes a true alpha in season three. You can mix and match elements from this guide for your desired look. Use the black face paint to draw his tattoo on your left arm.

Lydia Martin (Holland Roden) is a main character in MTV’s Teen Wolf. She starts out as a preppy popular girl, who quickly recruits Allison Argent as her new best friend. Later on, she plays a crucial role to resurrecting Derek Hale‘s uncle, Peter. This all gets explained in the third season, as Lydia is revealed to be a banshee. It is also revealed that she is much smarter than she lets on. For instance, she nonchalantly mentions her knowledge of archaic Latin. The rest of the show follows her adjustment to her supernatural powers as well as her romantic relationship with Stiles Stilinski.

Allison Argent (Crystal Reed) is a lead character in MTV’s Teen Wolf. She is the new girl at Beacon Hills high school. The Argent family are hunters, and they train Allison as the supernatural threats grow in the town. This complicates her romantic relationship with Scott McCall. When they break up, she becomes more independent as both a hunter and a leader. Despite the loss of her mother and aunt, Allison remains levelheaded and kind. Her preferred weapon is a bow and arrow. In the third season, Allison is killed by one of the Oni. However she is remembered with reverence, for she died protecting her friends.

Derek Hale (Tyler Hoechlin) is a character from MTV’s hit show, Teen Wolf. He is the resident werewolf of Beacon Hills, and becomes a mentor to newly bitten Scott McCall. He is a recurring main character, and is one half of the show’s most popular ship, Sterek. His outfits are casual, but his style has a bad boy werewolf edge with a dark color scheme and signature leather jackets.

Derek has a tattoo of a triskele symbol on his back, so you can draw that with black marker or eyeliner. In later seasons, he has stubble. This can be achieved with makeup by using a stippling sponge and black face paint.

Quinn Morgendorffer is the younger sister of Daria in MTV’s 1997 animated series Daria. She is attractively infectious, always surrounding herself with materialism and shallowness while often ignoring her intellectual capabilities.