Bunny Costume
Hop into comfort with this classic, cozy, and customizable bunny look.
The classic bunny is a timeless costume choice loved for its versatility, comfort, and playful charm. Perfect for Halloween, Easter, or themed parties, this look can range from a cozy fleece onesie to a simple ears-and-tail accessory set paired with everyday clothes. It is a highly customizable option that works beautifully for all ages and genders.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $15–50
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What you need for a Bunny costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Bunny costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
White or pink plush onesie
A cozy fleece zip-up jumpsuit with an attached hood and ribbed cuffs.
DIY: Use a matching white sweatshirt and sweatpants set.
Bunny ears headband
Plush, wire-bendable bunny ears attached to a comfortable headband.
DIY: Cut ear shapes from white and pink felt and glue them to a plain headband.
Fluffy pom-pom tail
A large, white faux-fur pom-pom that clips or pins to the back of your pants.
DIY: Bundle white yarn into a large pom-pom and safety pin it to your outfit.
Plush carrot prop
A bright orange stuffed fabric carrot with green felt leaves at the top.
DIY: Roll orange felt into a cone shape, stuff it with cotton, and glue green yarn to the top.
Pink nose and whisker makeup
Face paint or makeup pencils to draw a cute pink nose and delicate black whiskers.
DIY: Use a pink lipstick for the nose and a black eyeliner pencil for the whiskers.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Bunny costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on your base layer, such as a plush white onesie or a matching white sweat suit.
- 2
Secure the fluffy white pom-pom tail to the lower back of your jumpsuit or pants using a safety pin.
- 3
Place the bunny ears headband securely on your head, bending the wire ears slightly to give them a playful, floppy look.
- 4
Use pink face paint or lipstick to color the tip of your nose, then draw three thin black whisker lines on each cheek with eyeliner.
- 5
Carry your plush carrot prop to complete the classic rabbit aesthetic.
Makeup & hair
Keep your hair simple by pulling it back into a sleek ponytail or leaving it down so the headband sits comfortably. Paint a small pink triangle on the tip of your nose and draw three thin whisker lines on each cheek using a black makeup pencil.
Bunny for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up as a Bunny and a Carrot, or go as a Magician and their Rabbit pulled from a hat.
- group
- Gather a group to dress as a colorful warren of bunnies in different pastel shades like pink, blue, yellow, and grey.
- kids
- Opt for a soft, footed fleece sleeper with built-in bunny ears on the hood for maximum warmth and cuteness.
- Plus size
- Choose a roomy, oversized kigurumi-style onesie for a comfortable, relaxed fit that easily layers over warm clothing.
- pet
- Dress your dog or cat in a simple, lightweight elastic headband with plush bunny ears.
Tips
- If wearing a full onesie outdoors, wear lightweight layers underneath so you can adjust to changing temperatures.
- Use safety pins to reinforce the tail attachment so it does not fall off while walking or sitting.
- Bend one of the wire-framed ears down slightly to add character and a whimsical, floppy-eared look to your photos.
- Opt for comfortable white sneakers or plush slip-on slippers if you are staying indoors.
Bunny costume FAQ
- How do I make a DIY bunny costume last-minute?
- Wear a matching white or pastel sweat suit, put on a bunny ears headband, pin a large cotton ball or yarn pom-pom to your back, and draw whiskers with eyeliner.
- What makeup do I need for a bunny costume?
- All you need is pink face paint or lipstick for a cute nose and a black eyeliner pencil to draw whiskers and a little nose outline.
- Is a bunny onesie warm enough for outdoor trick-or-treating?
- Yes, fleece or plush onesies are excellent for cold weather because they are thick and roomy enough to layer warm clothes underneath.
Did you know? The concept of the Easter Bunny bringing colored eggs was first recorded in Germany during the late 1600s before being popularized in America by German immigrants.