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Home›How To›How to Look Like a Wizard: 14 Steps

How to Look Like a Wizard: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 9, 2023
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Introduction:

Ever wanted to appear as if you’ve stepped straight out of a fantastical world filled with magic? Looking like a wizard can be a fun and unique way to express yourself or impress others on special occasions, such as Halloween or themed parties. To help you channel your inner Dumbledore or Gandalf, we’ve compiled a list of 14 steps that will transform you into a bonafide sorcerer.

1. Hair and Beard:

Growing long, unruly hair and an impressive beard is the first step in achieving that wizardly appearance. If you’re unable to grow them naturally, consider purchasing a wig and a fake beard.

2. Robes:

Wizards are often seen adorned in long, flowing robes. Find or create a robe in darker colors like black, navy blue, or dark maroon.

3. Wizard’s Hat:

A wizard’s look isn’t complete without the quintessential pointed hat. You could either buy one or make it yourself using fabric and cardboard.

4. Mystical Staff:

Carry around a staff to give off an air of authority and wisdom. Any long wooden stick can do the trick; just get creative with ornaments and carvings.

5. Magical Accessories:

Incorporate magical elements into your outfit by wearing amulets, rings, or pendants representing various magical symbols.

6. Cloak:

Don a cloak for added flair and mystique – bonus points if it has an intricate pattern or design!

7. Textured Fabrics:

Choose textured fabrics like velvet or crushed silk for your robes and cloak to elevate your wizardly appearance.

8. Mismatched Patterns:

Mixing and matching different patterns adds a touch of eccentricity to your outfit – think argyle socks, paisley vests, or striped trousers

9. Layering:

Overlay your clothing articles for added depth to your ensemble – for example, wear a long vest over a robe and then, the cloak on top.

10. Boots:

Select a pair of worn or aged-looking boots that are comfortable to wear. They’ll complete your outfit and keep you grounded while casting spells!

11. Wise Posture:

Adopt the posture of a wise and experienced wizard — stand tall with your shoulders back and chin held high.

12. Walrus Mustache:

For an added touch, consider styling your beard or fake facial hair into a distinctive walrus mustache.

13. Eyebrows:

Large and bushy eyebrows can help you emulate the wise wizard look. Either manipulate them with makeup or use eyebrow extensions if needed.

14. Wizardly Mannerisms:

To truly embody your inner magician, adopt mannerisms that convey wisdom, authority, and mystique: speak eloquently, use grand gestures when casting spells, and always maintain an air of enigma.

Conclusion:

By following these 14 steps, you’re well on your way to becoming the wizard you’ve always wanted to be. Whether it’s for a party or simply to indulge in your love of all things magical, embrace your newfound persona and let the enchantment begin!

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