Gogo Yubari Costume
The deadly schoolgirl assassin from Kill Bill's Crazy 88.
Gogo Yubari is O-Ren Ishii's sadistic teenage bodyguard in Kill Bill: Volume 1. Fans choose this costume for its striking contrast between a classic Japanese school uniform and a lethal weapon. The look features a navy blazer, a red plaid pleated skirt, and her signature spiked meteor hammer.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $40–100
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What you need for a Gogo Yubari costume
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Navy blue blazer
A fitted, single-breasted school uniform blazer with gold buttons.
DIY: Use a plain navy blazer and sew or fabric-glue gold buttons onto the front.
White button-up shirt
A classic long-sleeved white collared dress shirt.
Red plaid pleated skirt
A pleated tartan mini skirt in red, black, and white plaid.
Red ribbon tie
A thin red ribbon tied into a bow or a pre-tied red school uniform necktie.
DIY: Tie a length of red satin ribbon around your collar into a neat bow.
White knee-high socks
Opaque white socks that reach just below the knee.
Black Mary Jane shoes
Flat or low-heeled black leather Mary Janes or classic school loafers.
DIY: Use any plain black school shoes or flats you already own.
Spiked meteor hammer prop
A plastic spiked ball attached to a lightweight silver plastic chain.
DIY: Paint a foam ball silver, glue on small plastic toy spikes, and attach it to a silver-painted plastic toy chain.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the white long-sleeved collared shirt and button it completely to the top.
- 2
Tie the red ribbon or attach the pre-tied red tie snugly under the shirt collar.
- 3
Slip on the red pleated plaid mini skirt.
- 4
Layer the navy blue blazer over the shirt, leaving it unbuttoned or fastening just the top button.
- 5
Pull on the white knee-high socks, adjusting them so they sit evenly just below the knees.
- 6
Step into your black Mary Jane shoes or loafers.
- 7
Carry the spiked meteor hammer prop safely by the chain to complete the assassin look.
Makeup & hair
Style your hair in long, straight black locks with blunt, eye-grazing bangs. Keep makeup pale and clean with subtle eyeliner, a natural lip, and optionally add a single fake drop of blood trickling from one eye.
Gogo Yubari for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with The Bride in her iconic yellow and black track suit.
- group
- Form O-Ren Ishii's entourage with O-Ren in a white kimono and other members in black suits with Kato masks.
- kids
- A kid-friendly version uses a standard school uniform and a soft foam ball-and-chain toy.
- Plus size
- Look for pleated tennis skirts with elastic waistbands and stretch-blend blazers for a comfortable fit.
Tips
- Opt for a lightweight plastic or foam prop weapon, as real metal chains and heavy balls are banned at most venues and heavy to carry.
- If you do not have natural bangs, a high-quality black wig with pre-cut blunt bangs works perfectly.
- Keep a few safety pins handy to secure the skirt and ribbon tie in place during movement.
Gogo Yubari costume FAQ
- What weapon does Gogo Yubari use?
- She uses a meteor hammer, which is a spiked metal ball attached to a long chain.
- What kind of uniform does Gogo wear?
- She wears a Japanese high school uniform (kogal style) consisting of a navy blazer, white shirt, red ribbon tie, red plaid skirt, white knee socks, and black shoes.
- How do I make a DIY Gogo Yubari weapon?
- You can paint a foam toy ball silver, insert small plastic toy spikes, and attach it to a lightweight plastic chain painted metallic silver.
Did you know? Despite her memorable and terrifying presence in the film, Gogo Yubari only has about ten minutes of total screen time.