Kids Glinda the Good Witch Costume
Bring Oz to life with a sparkly pink dress and crown.
Glinda the Good Witch from The Wizard of Oz is a magical, classic choice for kids who love sparkles and fairy-tale royalty. This iconic look features a voluminous pink ballgown, a tall silver crown, and a star-tipped wand. It is perfect for Halloween, school plays, or dress-up playdates.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $30–75
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What you need for a Kids Glinda the Good Witch costume
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Pink organza ballgown
A light pink dress featuring puffy sleeves, silver glitter star patterns, and a layered tulle skirt for volume.
DIY: Use a pink tutu skirt paired with a pink short-sleeved shirt, and fabric-glue silver glitter stars onto the skirt.
Tall silver crown
A tall, pointed crown made of silver plastic or stiff fabric, often decorated with pink faux gems.
DIY: Cut a tall crown shape out of silver poster board, decorate it with pink glitter, and tape the ends together to fit.
Star wand
A silver wand topped with a large, sparkling five-point star.
DIY: Cut a star out of cardboard, wrap it in aluminum foil, and hot-glue it to a wooden dowel painted silver.
Silver ballet flats
Comfortable slip-on flat shoes with a metallic silver or glitter finish.
DIY: Use any comfortable pink or white sneakers the child already owns.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the pink organza ballgown, ensuring the puffy sleeves sit comfortably on the shoulders.
- 2
Adjust the inner tulle skirt or petticoat to make sure the gown has maximum volume.
- 3
Secure the tall silver crown on the child's head, using bobby pins if necessary to keep it stable.
- 4
Slip on the silver ballet flats or comfortable walking shoes.
- 5
Hand the child the silver star wand to complete the magical look.
Makeup & hair
Style the hair in soft, bouncy curls, either worn down or in a half-up style. Add a light dusting of child-safe pink glitter to the cheeks for a magical touch.
Kids Glinda the Good Witch for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with a child-sized Dorothy Gale wearing a blue gingham dress.
- group
- Create a full Wizard of Oz group with Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion.
- kids
- This guide is tailored specifically for kids, focusing on soft fabrics and secure headpieces.
- Plus size
- Look for dresses with elastic waistbands and soft inner linings to prevent itching.
- pet
- A small dog can wear a matching pink tulle collar and a tiny silver crown.
Tips
- Add a soft, long-sleeved pink shirt underneath the dress if trick-or-treating in cold weather.
- If the dress fabric is scratchy, have the child wear a soft cotton tank top and leggings underneath.
- Use a soft elastic chin strap on the crown to keep it from falling off active toddlers.
Kids Glinda the Good Witch costume FAQ
- How do I make a DIY Glinda crown for kids?
- Cut a tall, pointed crown design out of stiff silver poster board, decorate it with pink adhesive gems, and staple the ends together to fit your child's head.
- What shoes should a child wear with a Glinda costume?
- Comfortable silver or pink ballet flats are best, but glittery sneakers also work well for walking long distances.
- How can I make the skirt look puffier?
- Add a separate pink or white tulle petticoat or crinoline skirt underneath the main dress to lift the fabric.
Did you know? Glinda's iconic pink gown in the 1939 film was actually a repurposed dress originally designed for actress Jeanette MacDonald in the 1936 movie San Francisco.