Bunny Rabbit Costume
Hop into style with this classic, cozy, and customizable bunny look.
The bunny rabbit is a classic, universally loved costume choice for Halloween, Easter, or themed parties. It is picked for its versatility, ranging from cozy and cute to sleek and stylish. The standard look consists of soft white or pastel garments, floppy rabbit ears, a fluffy tail, and simple face paint.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $15–50
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What you need for a Bunny Rabbit costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Bunny Rabbit costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Plush bunny ears headband
Soft, bendable white plush ears with pink inner lining attached to a comfortable headband.
DIY: Cut ear shapes from white and pink felt, insert pipe cleaners for stiffness, and glue them to a plain headband.
White sweatshirt or bodysuit
A cozy white crewneck sweatshirt, long-sleeve tee, or fitted bodysuit depending on your preferred style.
White leggings or pants
Matching white leggings, sweatpants, or jeans to create a seamless, solid-colored base.
Pink felt belly patch
A large oval sheet of light pink felt to attach to the front of your top.
DIY: Cut a large oval out of an old pink t-shirt or fabric scrap.
Fluffy white tail
A large faux-fur pom-pom or cotton ball tail with a safety pin or clip attachment.
DIY: Bunch several large cotton balls together and secure them to your waistband with a safety pin.
Pink and black makeup pencils
Face paint or makeup pencils to draw a cute pink nose and simple whiskers.
DIY: Use pink lipstick for the nose and black liquid eyeliner for the whiskers.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Bunny Rabbit costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on your base layers of white pants or leggings and your matching white top.
- 2
Cut a large oval out of the pink felt sheet and attach it to the chest of your white top using double-sided fabric tape or safety pins.
- 3
Pin or clip the fluffy white tail to the back of your pants near the waistband.
- 4
Place the bunny ears headband securely on your head, bending one of the ears slightly forward for a playful look.
- 5
Use pink makeup or face paint to draw a small upside-down triangle on the tip of your nose.
- 6
Draw three thin black whisker lines extending outward from each cheek using a black makeup pencil.
Makeup & hair
Keep hair simple with two low pigtails or down in loose waves so the headband fits comfortably. Use a pink makeup pencil for a cute nose and black eyeliner to draw whiskers on your cheeks.
Bunny Rabbit for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up as a Bunny and a Carrot, or go classic with Alice in Wonderland and the White Rabbit.
- group
- Create a 'flock' of colorful bunnies in pastel shades like pink, blue, yellow, and lavender.
- kids
- Use a cozy white fleece onesie with built-in ears and slip-on bunny slippers for warmth.
- Plus size
- Opt for a loose-fitting white fleece hoodie or oversized sweatshirt for a comfortable, warm fit.
- pet
- A simple hook-and-loop strap bunny ear headband and a small plush carrot toy collar attachment.
Tips
- If trick-or-treating in cold weather, opt for a thick fleece onesie or heavy sweatshirt to stay warm.
- Secure the headband with bobby pins behind your ears so it doesn't slip off while walking or dancing.
- Carry a bunch of real or plush carrots as a fun, budget-friendly prop that doubles as a snack.
Bunny Rabbit costume FAQ
- How do you make a DIY bunny tail?
- You can easily make a tail by hot-gluing several large cotton balls together, or by making a yarn pom-pom and pinning it to your pants.
- What should I wear under a bunny costume?
- Wear comfortable, neutral undergarments. If your white outfit is slightly sheer, nude-colored undergarments or a white tank top work best.
- How do I make the bunny ears stand up?
- Most store-bought headbands have internal wire. If making your own, insert pipe cleaners or craft wire inside the felt ears before gluing them to the band.
Did you know? The concept of the Easter Bunny bringing colored eggs dates back to German Lutherans in the 17th century, where the 'Easter Hare' judged children's behavior.