Carbon Costume

Melvin (voiced by Atticus Shaffer) is recurring character in the animated series Harvey Girls Forever!  He is the leader of the Bloogey Boys and has a fierce rivalry with Audrey.  Melvin’s appearance in the series differs significantly from his original look from the comics.  On the show, he has short dark hair and wears orange sneakers, brown shorts, a white t-shirt with a red stripe across the chest, a yellow and light blue jacket, and an orange crown.  If you can’t find a perfect match for his shirt, consider using a ringer tee to incorporate a pop of color.  If the gold crown isn’t a close enough match for your tastes, you could always dust off your elementary school craft skills and try making one of our orange construction paper or felt.

Dr. Gurathin (portrayed by David Dastmalchian) is a character in the Murderbot TV series based on The Murderbot Diaries books.  Gurathin is an augmented human who serves as a scientist on the PreservationAux survey team alongside other members including Pin-Lee.  Gurathin is initially distrustful Murderbot.  In the show, Dr. Gurathin has dark hair and wears dark nail polish.  His uniform consists of a grey long sleeved shirt, grey jumpsuit, and boots.  To recreate Gurathin’s jumpsuit, you can either cut the sleeves off a set of coveralls or tuck a vest into a pair of grey pants with a belt to cinch it all together.  Add orange details to your chosen costume with fabric paint.

Gaitok is a character from the series The White Lotus and is played by Tayme Thapthimthong. Gaitok is a new character the third season which takes place at a Thailand resort. He works at the front gate of the resort and has a crush on another worker and friend, Mook.

To dress like Gaitok, wear a khaki shirt, khaki pants, a black holster belt, and finally add a pin and name tag to complete the look. This would also make for a fun couples’ costume with Mook.

Esther Hopkins (voiced by Jaylen Barron) is one of the main characters of Twelve Forever.  She is best friends with Reggie Abbott and Todd.  When Esther plays her flute, it transports her to the magical Endless Island, where she and her friends often have run-ins with the Butt Witch.  Esther wears a pink sweater, blue skirt, white leggings, pink socks, and tan boots.  She accessorizes her hair with a yellow clip.

Mook is a character from the series The White Lotus and is played by pop star Lisa Manobal. Lisa is a new character the third season which takes place at a Thailand resort. She works as a health mentor at the resort and catches the eye of security guard Gaitok.

To dress like Mook, wear a khaki shirt, shorts and carry a binder. Add a pin and name tag to complete the look. This would also make for a fun couples’ costume with Gaitok.

Anais Watterson (voiced by Kinza Syed Khan) is a character in the animated show The Amazing World of Gumball.  She is the younger sister of Gumball and the daughter of Nicole and Richard.  She is extremely smart and is in a grade much higher than her age would indicate.  She’s also the most rational member of her family despite her youth.  Anais is a pink rabbit, so your costume will need to include pink ears, tights, and gloves to recreate her coloring.  Then, layer an orange dress over a white peter pan collar blouse and roll the sleeves to three-quarters length.  Then, add a pair of white booties to complete the look.

In Phineas and Ferb, Ginger Hirano is the younger sister of Stacy. She’s a member of the Danville Troop of the Fireside Girls, and is often seen wearing her scout uniform with numerous patches that she’s earned. She often assists with the projects of Phineas and Ferb, including their movie and backyard spa.

In The Studio, Maya Mason (Kathryn Hahn) is the Hollywood movie exec with a foul mouth and hypebeast fashion. Her streetwear covers every brand under the sun, from the browns and beiges of Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, and Coach, to the splashes of bright color from Stüssy, Kith, Adidas, and Supreme. The head of marketing is all about the bottom line, getting hella hyped over a Kool-Aid movie’s box office potential over any artsy-fartsy film from Ron Howard or Martin Scorsese.