Link and Zelda Costume
Bring Hyrule's legendary hero and princess to life together.
Link and Zelda from Nintendo's legendary franchise are one of the most recognizable and beloved duos in gaming history. Perfect for couples or best friends, this costume pairing combines heroic fantasy gear with royal elegance. The classic look features Link's green tunic and Zelda's royal gown, though modern Breath of the Wild blue tunics are also highly popular.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~90 min
- Budget
- $80–250
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What you need for a Link and Zelda costume
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Link's Green Tunic
A forest green, short-sleeved tunic worn over a long-sleeved white or beige undershirt.
DIY: Cut a V-neck into an oversized green t-shirt and cinch it with a brown belt.
Link's Pointed Hat
A matching forest green, floppy pointed cone hat.
DIY: Sew two triangles of green felt or fleece together.
Master Sword and Hylian Shield
Link's signature blue-hilted sword and blue-and-silver shield with the Triforce emblem.
DIY: Cut the shapes from cardboard or EVA foam and paint them with acrylics.
Zelda's Royal Dress
A long white or pink gown with purple accents, gold trim, and a royal crest tabard.
DIY: Add gold fabric paint and a purple satin sash to a plain white maxi dress.
Zelda's Tiara and Jewelry
A gold-colored tiara with a blue gem, matching teardrop earrings, and gold shoulder armor pieces.
DIY: Craft the tiara out of gold craft foam and glue on a blue plastic rhinestone.
Pointed Elf Ears
Two pairs of slip-on latex pointed ear tips that match your skin tone.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the base layers: Link wears beige trousers and a white undershirt; Zelda wears her white gown.
- 2
Layer Link's green tunic over his undershirt and secure it tightly with a wide brown leather belt.
- 3
Apply spirit gum to the inside of the latex elf ears and press them onto both of your ears until secure.
- 4
Put on the wigs: a short, shaggy blonde wig for Link, and a long blonde wig with front braids for Zelda.
- 5
Zelda places her gold tiara on her head and attaches any shoulder armor or medallions to her dress.
- 6
Link puts on his green pointed hat, slips on brown boots, and straps his shield to his back.
- 7
Grab the Master Sword and strike a heroic pose together.
Makeup & hair
Link needs shaggy, side-parted blonde hair and natural makeup. Zelda requires long, flowing blonde hair with two small braids framing her face, paired with elegant, clean makeup, defined eyebrows, and a soft pink lip.
Link and Zelda for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- One dresses in Link's classic green tunic while the other wears Zelda's royal gown.
- group
- Add characters like Ganondorf, Sheik, or a Korok to form a larger adventure party.
- kids
- Miniature versions of Link's tunic and Zelda's dress are widely available and adorable for siblings.
- Plus size
- Look for tunics with adjustable side laces and A-line empire waist dresses for a comfortable, flattering fit.
- pet
- Dress a small dog as a Korok or a horse as Epona with a simple brown saddle blanket.
Tips
- Use spirit gum or liquid latex to keep the pointed elf ears from falling off during long events.
- If carrying heavy prop swords, check venue rules beforehand; lightweight foam props are best for conventions.
- Coordinate your versions: make sure both costumes represent the same game (e.g., both Twilight Princess or both Breath of the Wild) for a cohesive look.
Link and Zelda costume FAQ
- Which Zelda game versions are the most popular for costumes?
- The classic green tunic from Ocarina of Time/Twilight Princess and the modern blue champion outfits from Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom are the most popular.
- How do you keep Link's hat on?
- Secure the green hat to your hair or wig using bobby pins hidden near the brim.
- Can we do this as a DIY project?
- Yes! Link's tunic can easily be made from an oversized green t-shirt, and Zelda's accessories can be crafted using gold EVA foam and hot glue.
Did you know? Despite the franchise being named 'The Legend of Zelda,' the main playable hero is actually Link, a detail that has sparked countless memes among gamers.