Glinda the Good Witch costume — example look
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Glinda the Good Witch Costume

Bring the magic of Oz to life in pink and sparkles.

Glinda the Good Witch is one of the most beloved characters from the 1939 classic *The Wizard of Oz*. Known for her ethereal presence, she is a popular costume choice for anyone looking to bring a touch of vintage magic and high-glamour fantasy to Halloween or cosplay. Her signature look features an enormous, sparkling pink ballgown, a towering translucent crown, and a star-tipped wand.

Difficulty
Medium
Time
~45 min
Budget
$50150

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Glinda the Good Witch costume
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What you need for a Glinda the Good Witch costume

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  • Pink ballgown

    A floor-length, pale pink gown with a full tulle skirt and a sheer, glittery overlay.

    DIY: Combine a pink corset bodice with a multi-layered pink tulle maxi skirt.

  • Puffed sleeves

    Voluminous, sheer pink organza or tulle shoulder puffs that taper into fitted lower sleeves.

    DIY: Gather pink tulle into large puffs and safety-pin them to the shoulders of your gown.

  • Tall pink crown

    A towering, translucent pink or silver crown adorned with glitter and star motifs.

    DIY: Cut a tall crown shape out of clear, stiff plastic sheet and decorate with pink glitter glue.

  • Star wand

    A long, silver wand topped with a large, sparkling five-point star.

    DIY: Attach a silver cardboard star covered in glitter to the end of a long wooden dowel painted silver.

  • Butterfly appliques

    Small silver or pink decorative butterflies pinned to the bodice and waistline.

    DIY: Cut butterfly shapes out of silver cardstock or felt and pin them to the dress.

  • Hoop skirt or petticoat

    A structured undergarment to give the gown its dramatic, wide-hipped silhouette.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the hoop skirt or multi-layered petticoat to establish the wide, dramatic base shape of the gown.

  2. 2

    Step into the pale pink ballgown, carefully adjusting the voluminous puffed sleeves.

  3. 3

    Secure the silver or pink butterfly appliques onto the front of the bodice and around the waistline using safety pins.

  4. 4

    Place the towering translucent crown on your head, securing it with bobby pins if necessary to keep it upright.

  5. 5

    Hold the long silver star wand in your dominant hand.

  6. 6

    Complete the look with soft, natural makeup and styled strawberry-blonde curls.

Makeup & hair

Style your hair into voluminous, bouncy strawberry-blonde or reddish-orange curls, parted slightly to the side. Keep makeup soft and ethereal with rosy pink cheeks, a light pink lip gloss, and a touch of subtle silver shimmer on the eyelids.

Glinda the Good Witch for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair up with the Wicked Witch of the West for a classic good-versus-evil dynamic, or with Dorothy Gale.
group
Gather a full Wizard of Oz group including Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion.
kids
A miniature version features a simpler pink tulle dress, a smaller plastic crown, and a silver wand.
Plus size
Look for an empire-waist pink gown or use an adjustable corset-back dress with a separate tulle skirt for a comfortable fit.
pet
Dress a small dog in a pink tulle tutu and a tiny elastic-band crown to match your magical aesthetic.

More ways people search for this costume

The most-searched variations of “Glinda the Good Witch costume”, and how this look adapts to each.

Diy glinda costume

Skip the store: Combine a pink corset bodice with a multi-layered pink tulle maxi skirt. Gather pink tulle into large puffs and safety-pin them to the shoulders of your gown. Cut a tall crown shape out of clear, stiff plastic sheet and decorate with pink glitter glue.

Plus size glinda costume

Look for an empire-waist pink gown or use an adjustable corset-back dress with a separate tulle skirt for a comfortable fit.

Glinda dog costume

Dress a small dog in a pink tulle tutu and a tiny elastic-band crown to match your magical aesthetic.

Tips

  • The towering crown can easily catch on doorways or low ceilings, so tilt your head slightly when walking through tight spaces.
  • A hoop skirt is highly recommended to keep the heavy layers of tulle away from your legs, making it much easier to walk and stay cool.
  • Use hairspray or fabric-sealing spray on any glittery elements to prevent leaving a trail of sparkles everywhere you go.

Glinda the Good Witch costume FAQ

How do I make Glinda's tall crown?
You can DIY the crown using a sheet of clear, stiff plastic or acetate. Cut out the tall, pointed shape, decorate it with silver glitter glue and star rhinestones, and staple or glue the ends together to fit your head.
What color is Glinda's dress?
Glinda's iconic dress from the 1939 film is a soft, pale bubblegum pink, covered in a sheer layer of silver-glittered tulle.
How do I get the dress to look so wide?
To achieve the classic 1939 silhouette, wear a structured hoop skirt or a historical pannier undergarment beneath your pink gown.

Did you know? Glinda's iconic pink gown was actually recycled by MGM's costume designer Adrian, who had originally created it for actress Jeanette MacDonald in the 1936 film San Francisco.