Carbon Costume TV
Kasie Hines from NCIS
When Pauley Perrette’s Abby Sciuto departed from the cast of NCIS, Kasie Hines (played by Diona Reasonover) took over as the new forensic scientist. Kasie’s outfits tend to have bright, eye-catching, but coordinating colors, combining preppiness with a touch of whimsy. She may have some big boots to fill (although she seems to be going for comfy Vans sneakers, personally), but she lends her own spin on a quirky demeanor and fashion sense that is all too familiar yet refreshingly different at once.
Professor Hershel Layton from the Professor Layton Series
Professor Hershel Layton’s past is shrouded in plenty of mystery, but what we know for sure about him is that he personifies true gentlemanliness – a trait he tries to reinforce in his young apprentice and assistant, Luke Triton. Whether he’s solving puzzles (“A true gentleman leaves no puzzle unsolved!”) or exploring unusual locales across Europe, Professor Layton can rarely be found without his signature top hat and suit. You, too, can now dress like a true gentleman!
Lady Trieu from HBO’s Watchmen
Lady Trieu (played by Hong Chau) is the smartest woman in the world when she is introduced in HBO’s Watchmen series. However, much like her father, she can also be narcissistic and cruel. Lady Trieu’s signature look consists of cream and white colored fabrics with long sleeves, high necklines, and gloves.
Steven Universe from Steven Universe: The Movie
Steven Universe is the main protagonist of the cartoon series of the same name, as well as the television movie. In the movie, Steven is now sixteen years old. After making peace on Home World with the diamonds, he thinks it’s happily ever after. That all changes when Spinel comes to Earth for revenge, and once again Steven must fight to save his friends and protect the universe.
Blue Zircon from Steven Universe
Blue Zircon is a minor character in the popular Cartoon Network show, Steven Universe. The function of a Zircon is to act as legal counsel. In the presence of the Diamonds, Zircons abandon logical thinking and grow anxious, but they still try to provide sound advice for their clients. Blue Zircon in particular serves as Steven’s defense attorney during his trial on Homeworld. You can use a teasing comb and hair gel to style the wig to resemble the character. Remove the gold gem on the jabot and hot glue a blue rhinestone in its place.
Haruko Haruhara from FLCL
Haruko Haruhara is an unpredictable investigator for the Galactic Space Brotherhood. She finds herself on Earth on her quest to find the “Pirate King” Atomsk. Haruko’s appearance and personality vary widely throughout FLCL, but her most iconic outfit makes for an easy ride on her bright yellow Vespa Super Sport and consists of a red vested top, black pants, a scarf, and goggles.
Make Your Own: Roman Torchwick’s Hat from RWBY
Although the character departed from the series after RWBY’s third season, Roman Torchwick’s hat lives on as his accomplice, Neo […]
Bian My from Watchmen
In HBO’s Watchmen, Bian My (Jolie Hoang-Rappaport) is the precocious daughter of Lady Trieu, who strangely suffers nightmares of the Vietnam War including a memory of the Comedian burning down her village. It’s later revealed that Bian is a clone that Lady Trieu created of her own deceased mother.
Angela Anaconda
Angela Anaconda is a very confident American middle class girl, with freckles all over her face, and short auburn hair. She has a rivalry with her faux French classmate Nanette Manoir (whose first name she Angela pronounces as ‘Ninatte’) who once referred to Angela as Angela Ana-Garbage. Angela often calls her “Nanette Manure” and “Ninny-Poo” among other insults. As a result, Nanette tries, usually successfully, to get revenge on Angela. Angela often imagines situations where calamities befall Nanette (and at least once Gordy, who is actually Angela’s friend). Angela Anaconda wears an orange dress and has chestnut hair. She speaks in a high pitched hillbilly accent.
Al Swearengen from Deadwood
Al Swearengen is a character in the television series, Deadwood. Based on the historical figure of the same name, Al owns The Gem Saloon, a local saloon and brothel. He acts as a merciless mob boss in relation to the other characters. He is played by Ian McShane. To create gray hairs, use white face paint on a toothbrush and brush through the wig and mustache. You can use black eyeshadow to make the small goatee below his lip.
