Aladdin Costume
Stay one jump ahead in this classic Disney street rat look.
Aladdin is a beloved Disney hero known for his quick wit, charm, and adventurous spirit. This costume recreates his iconic 'street rat' look from the 1992 animated classic, making it a popular choice for Disney fans and cosplayers. The ensemble features a purple vest, baggy white harem pants, a red waist sash, and a tiny red fez hat.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $25–60
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What you need for a Aladdin costume
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Purple vest
A sleeveless, open-front vest in a vibrant purple fabric like cotton or felt.
DIY: Cut the sleeves and collar off a purple t-shirt or sweatshirt.
White harem pants
Baggy, loose-fitting white or off-white pants gathered at the ankles.
DIY: Use oversized white sweatpants and tuck the cuffs into your socks or add elastic.
Red waist sash
A wide, bright red fabric sash or scarf wrapped around the waist.
DIY: Cut a strip of red jersey fabric or use a red winter scarf.
Red fez hat
A small, cylindrical red felt hat that sits on top of the head.
DIY: Roll red felt into a cylinder, glue a circular top on it, and attach bobby pins.
Yellow patch
A rectangular yellow fabric patch sewn or glued onto the lower right leg of the pants.
DIY: Cut a rectangle from a yellow felt sheet or scrap fabric and safety pin it on.
Brown sandals
Simple, open-toed brown leather or faux-leather sandals for outdoor wear.
DIY: Go barefoot if indoors, or use any basic brown sandals you already own.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the baggy white harem pants, pulling them up to your waist.
- 2
Position the yellow patch on the lower right leg of the pants, securing it with fabric glue or safety pins if it is not pre-attached.
- 3
Wrap the wide red sash tightly around your waist, tucking in the ends to secure it over the waistband of the pants.
- 4
Put on the purple vest, leaving it completely open at the front.
- 5
Secure the small red fez hat to the top of your head using bobby pins or hair clips attached to the inner rim.
- 6
Slip on simple brown sandals, or go barefoot if you are staying indoors for a fully authentic look.
Makeup & hair
Style your hair into thick, messy, wind-swept dark brown or black locks, or use a styled black cosplay wig. Keep makeup minimal with a touch of bronzer for an outdoor, sun-kissed Agrabah glow.
Aladdin for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Jasmine in her classic blue two-piece outfit.
- group
- Add Genie in blue, Jafar in black and red, and a friend carrying an Abu plush.
- kids
- An adorable, comfortable option using soft cotton harem pants and a cozy vest.
- Plus size
- Look for harem pants with a wide, stretchy elastic waistband for maximum comfort.
- pet
- Dress your dog or cat as Abu with a tiny purple vest and a miniature red fez.
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Family aladdin costume
- Add Genie in blue, Jafar in black and red, and a friend carrying an Abu plush.
Tips
- Secure the tiny fez hat with bobby pins crossed in an 'X' shape through the inner loops so it stays put.
- If you prefer more coverage, wear a lightweight white V-neck t-shirt under the purple vest.
- Carry a toy gold genie lamp or a small plush monkey to represent Abu as the perfect prop.
- Opt for comfortable brown sandals if you plan on walking around outdoors or trick-or-treating.
Aladdin costume FAQ
- Do I have to go shirtless for an accurate Aladdin costume?
- While the 1992 animated character is shirtless under his vest, you can easily wear a skin-toned undershirt or a simple white V-neck t-shirt for comfort and modesty.
- How do I keep the tiny red fez hat from falling off?
- Sew or glue two small hair clips or alligator clips to the inside rim of the fez, then clip them directly into your hair or wig.
- What kind of pants are best for Aladdin?
- Look for white or off-white harem pants, genie pants, or joggers that are very baggy through the leg and tight at the ankles.
Did you know? Aladdin's baggy pants design was heavily inspired by the famous 'Hammer pants' popularized by rapper MC Hammer in the early 1990s.