Maleficent Movie Inspired Cosplay Costume DIY!

Inspired by the Maleficent film, the cosplay costume is made with his own hands!

Maleficent is the most classic villain of all time in the Disney show. Am I right? He made his debut in the cartoon "Sleeping Beauty". Her green face and purple dress were elegant and monstrous.

A new live version of Maleficent reveals the story of Malficent and why she is similar to him. She is a young winged fairy and becomes the villain we see in the film through love, betrayal and revenge. He has symbolic spiral horns, but his clothes are a little different and mostly black.

This is the perfect Halloween costume or cosplay inspired by Disney! This dress was made in 2015, but is still a favorite!

“But many thought that seeing a beautiful image flying in the sky, to create it you need a great hero and a terrible villain. Her name was Maleficent.

It was so much fun to see “Maleficent” in costume! I knew we had to rebuild some parts!

My magician was my beautiful sister. She has naturally beautiful cheekbones, so it was no nonsense.


Harmful outfit! First, when it comes to damaging clothes, there are many great options. More traditional black leather ...


Add some fun decorations, fixtures, clothes ...


And winter clothes.

Required accessories:

metal bandage
FloraCraft® Make It: Fun® 2 " Craft Foam Block
Styrofoam Cutter Plus
Smooth styrofoam finish
black vinyl fabric
starched black cloth
wrong skin
felt white
Scissors
winter Benny
black dress
black fur collar
harmful personnel
apply makeup
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First, the hood and horns:
I used Floracraft : Preparation: Fan: Foam to prepare the horns. Draw a pattern on 2-inch foam and start cutting it by cutting. Learn more about cutting horns in this article.



Cut a circle out of vinyl and add a small indentation along the centerline in the center.


Then wrap it tightly around the tip of the hot glue and the horn with Styrofoam. Wrap the rest of the horn in 2-inch strips of felt.



Cut a few long strips of vinyl about 2 inches wide. We bend one party and we paste warm. This hot rubber edge forms curved horny rocks. Then glue the warm edge and start wrapping it around the horn, starting with the tip covered with vinyl.


Continue gluing and wrapping each horn.



Gently pull on the vinyl, but be careful not to break the horns.



Cut vinyl markings at the base of the horn.



Put a bandage on your head and mark with a marker where the horn should be. Then wrap the plugs around a metal bandage and stick hot glue on a hard surface.



Then cut a hole in the hat. The holes were about 4 inches above the top and the horns slid through them. Cover the bandage from the inside.



Then glue the caps around the horn so they don’t move.


Then cut a long piece of elongated fabric. This part is difficult to explain and needs to be followed while using it. I made a hole in the fabric and threaded it through the horn while my daughter was on her head.

Then I turn it from one side to the other ... Then I make another hole in it and, when he puts it on, I insert another horn into it. I wanted to go more step by step ... it was very stressful.



Use alcohol glue to stick a small triangle of irregular snakeskin on the right side of your forehead! Then the stretched material is simply folded back like linen. Be sure to pull out all the hair so that it is smooth and unburdened.



After that we decided to complete the winter dress / fur collar! Halloween is cold everywhere I live, so adding an extra costume to a costume is a cool hit.

Make a necklace out of paper U. Put it around your neck to measure the size. Then cut 2 pieces of the wrong skin.



Gather the edges of the skin together and process it, leaving the inside open.



With an open waist the neck is easy to turn to the right.



Then use a little stiff vinyl off the speaker to secure the collar. Its about 18 inches wide and 5 inches long. Tightly stack on one of the long sides.



Fill the inside of the collar with vinyl fur and secure the hole.



Then glue the fur collar to the black dress and add a little fur to the front of the cape. Just connect the accessory to the hairpin. Thus, the mantle is still useful for other applications. Perfection!


Well, that means my sister naturally has gorgeous gorgeous blue eyes, but some of the extra acquaintances have gone for the bigger ones. And great makeup! These are whole photos!

My job was easy! Makeup is the finishing touch to any outfit. Use accents and outlines to open those cheekbones!



Tie a feather necklace around your neck, put on all black, add a cocktail and wood! This is not surprising! ??


Be sure to check out the staff as well! tough staff!



And look at this young Maleficent costume

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