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How to Make a Harley Quinn Costume

By Matthew Lynch
October 13, 2023
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Introduction:

Harley Quinn is one of the most popular and recognizable characters in the DC Universe. Fans have grown to love her quirky persona, charming wit, and infectious laugh. As a result, her costumes are always in high demand at cosplay events and Halloween parties alike.

Making your own Harley Quinn costume can be a rewarding experience that allows you to express your creative side while showing off your knowledge of this iconic character. With a little patience and effort, you can create an excellent rendition of Harley’s various outfits. This guide will go through the process step-by-step.

1. Choose Your Harley Quinn Look:

Before starting on your costume, you’ll need to decide which version of Harley Quinn you want to portray. Her appearances throughout different comics, movies, and TV shows give you plenty of options. Some popular choices include:

– Classic Harley (Batman: The Animated Series)

– Arkham Asylum/Arkham City Harley

– Suicide Squad Harley

– Birds of Prey Harley

Pick the look that excites you the most.

2. Creating the Outfit:

Now that you’ve chosen your preferred style, it’s time to put together the outfit. Here’s what you’ll need for each version.

Classic Harley:

– Black and red tight-fitting jumpsuit

– Black eye mask

– White ruffled collar, cuffs, and boot toppers

– Black heeled shoes or boots

– Mallet prop

Arkham Asylum/Arkham City:

– Red and purple corset or bustier

– Red and purple tight-fitting shorts

– Purple leggings or tights

– Red and black ankle boots

– Belt with pockets

Suicide Squad:

– Daddy’s Lil Monster t-shirt (white with red and blue sleeves)

– Blue and red sequin shorts or pants

– Fishnet stockings

– Studded belt

– Black high-top sneakers or boots

Birds of Prey:

– Golden overalls with diamond pattern

– Pink crop top

– Blue leather jacket

– Orange clear-panel pants

– Black combat boots

Remember that you can always improvise and adjust the costumes to fit your personal style.

3. Hair and Makeup:

To fully transform into Harley Quinn, don’t forget about your hair and makeup! For all versions, consider using a temporary hair dye or spray for the signature two-tone hair. If you’re not comfortable with dyeing your hair, you can use a suitable wig instead.

For makeup, Harley’s classic look requires simple black and white face paint with exaggerated red lips. Suicide Squad and Birds of Prey versions have a more modern, edgy makeup style complete with smudged eyeliner, bold lipstick, and possibly even temporary tattoos.

4. Accessories:

Adding the right accessories will make your costume even more authentic. Consider options like baseball bats (you can purchase foam versions), mallets, toy guns, and chokers or necklaces featuring Harley’s signature diamonds.

Conclusion:

Creating your own Harley Quinn costume can add an extra layer of enjoyment to fan conventions or costume parties. With a little time and creativity, you’ll be able to embody this beloved character in no time. Remember to take plenty of pictures and have fun while embodying the spirit of Harley Quinn!

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