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How to Dress Like Harry Potter: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 12, 2023
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Harry Potter, the world-famous character from J.K. Rowling’s book series, has a style that people around the globe fondly imitate in cosplay and on special occasions. If you want to join this magical club, here is a 12-step guide on dressing like Hogwarts’ beloved boy wizard.

1. Find a white button-down shirt: Harry Potter, like most Hogwarts students, wears a classic white button-down collared shirt as part of his school uniform.

2. Wear a black or grey V-neck sweater: Over the white button-down shirt, the standard Hogwarts attire calls for a knitted V-neck sweater in either black or grey.

3. Get your Gryffindor tie: Being a proud member of Gryffindor house, Harry Potter wears a red and gold striped tie that represents Gryffindor colors.

4. Put on black trousers: The school uniform also includes standard black trousers that will match the rest of your outfit.

5. Black dress shoes: Since you want to look as authentic as possible, don’t forget to wear black dress shoes to match Harry’s school attire.

6. Hogwarts robe: Essential for any Potter fan dressing up as the character, make sure to get your hands on a hooded black Hogwarts robe with an embroidered Gryffindor crest on it.

7. Wire-framed glasses: Harry’s glasses are an iconic part of his appearance. Find round wire-framed prescription or non-prescription lenses to complete your transformation into Mr. Potter.

8. Lightning bolt scar: Without his signature lightning bolt scar on the forehead, it just wouldn’t be Harry! Use temporary stick-on tattoos or draw one on yourself with face paint or makeup pencils.

9. Messy dark hair: Emulate Harry’s unruly dark brown hair by styling your own like him – or if necessary, wear a wig to get the look.

10. Wand: What’s Harry Potter without his wand? Purchase or make a replica of Harry’s wand to show off your magical abilities.

11. White owl: Remember, Harry has his beloved pet owl Hedwig – accessorize by carrying around a stuffed white owl or an appropriately crafted owl prop.

12. Dress for the occasion: If you’re attending a themed event or costume party, consider dressing up like Harry in his various Hogwarts attire. Don’t hesitate to try out the Quidditch uniform, casual outfits, and other styles seen throughout the series.

Now that you’ve got this 12-step checklist to dress like Harry Potter, go ahead and have fun creating your very own magical ensemble!

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