TV

Fez

Fez (Wilmer Valderrama) is the sassy and sometimes perverted member of the Point Place gang in That ’70s Show. With an unidentifiable accent and a mysteriously unclear nationality, he is often simply referred to as “Foreign Kid.”

Catherine Bloom

A gifted knife-thrower and excellent cook, Catherine Bloom is the biological sister of Trowa Barton on anime TV series Gundam Wing. She works in the circus as a gifted knife-thrower and does not like her brother hanging around with the other pilots, fearing they will be a negative influence. She is a kind, sweet girl at heart with a tough exterior. This guide is for her circus outfit, a pretty and feminine costume in pinks and purples.

Peg Pete from Goof Troop

Peg Pete

In Goof Troop, Peg Pete is the kind, sometimes overbearing mother of PJ and Pete. She often takes the side of Goofy when he’s at odds with her husband Pete, who isn’t so great at handling money or kids.

Robert Crawley

Robert Crawley (Hugh Bonneville) is the 7th Earl of Grantham in Downton Abbey, a historical period drama set in post-Edwardian-era England. He is the patriarch of the Crawley family and the co-owner of Downton Abbey. He also fought in the South African Wars.

Bill Potts

A companion of the 12th Doctor on the BBC TV series Doctor Who, Bill Potts (Pearl Mackie) begins as a student of the Doctor before learning his time-traveling secret. After she agrees to travel with him and his other companion Nardole, she sets out on a series of adventures. Fans love her as a smart, lovable, down-to-earth, sassy woman and the first lesbian portrayed on the show.

Nardole

The endearing, cowardly Nardole (Matt Lucas) was a brief companion of the 12th Doctor on the BBC TV series Doctor Who. Originally an employee of the Doctor’s wife, River Song, Nardole lost his head in an attempt to discover River’s whereabouts but was reassembled by the Doctor. The two joined forces for a short while, and then Nardole made a courageous decision that lead him down a different path. Nardole dresses in a distinctive, goofy outfit of burnt orange coat, beanie and glasses.

Jamie Fraser

The chivalrous, handsome Scottish Highlander who rescues Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe) after she falls through a time portal in the Starz TV series Outlander, Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) selflessly offers to marry her in order to protect her from the villain Randall. He and Claire fall in love, despite her being from the future and already having a husband. Throughout the series he endures great hardships because of his love for her, yet it never wanes. As a true Scotsman, he wears traditional highland clothing.

Claire Randall

Originally an ex-army nurse from the 1940’s, Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe) visits Scotland on a second honeymoon with her husband and accidentally walks through a time portal to the 1700’s on the smash Starz series Outlander. When she stumbles through the portal, Scotland is in the midst of the Jacobite Uprising. She is promptly rescued by a dashing, handsome Highlander named Jamie Fraser. Claire must decide whether to stay with Jamie or return to her husband, all the while navigating personal and world dramas. This guide is for her iconic first episode outfit, a classic 1940’s look.

Johnny from Ed, Edd, n Eddy

In Ed, Edd, n Eddy, Johnny is optimistic and generally pretty weird, but is mostly well-liked by the other children of the cul-de-sac. However, his larger than average head often subjects him to names like “Fathead” or “Melonhead.” Johnny is rarely caught without his best (and imaginary) friend, plank. For this costume’s purposes, a 2×4 piece of wood and some crayons would be more than sufficient to create plank’s likeness.

Ashlidr

Ashildr

Originally a Viking child encountered by the 12th Doctor on the BBC series Doctor Who, Ashildr (Maisie Williams) became immortal after the Doctor resurrected her from death. She took advantage of her immortality, traveling the world and assuming many aliases – so many that she eventually took the simple name “Me”. She lives to the end of time and then, due to the wonderfully pliable time laws of Doctor Who, encounters the Doctor once again. This is for her outfit in the episode ‘Face the Raven’, when she is mayor of a London town inhabited by aliens. For the tattoos, use body paint or a handy eyeliner pencil.

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