Madison Beer Costume
Channel the pop star's signature blend of Y2K glam and streetwear.
Madison Beer is an American singer-songwriter known for her soaring vocals, chart-topping hits like 'Selfish' and 'Make You Mine', and her impeccable fashion sense. Fans love recreating her signature style, which blends vintage Y2K aesthetics, ultra-feminine corsets, and effortless streetwear. This guide helps you recreate her iconic concert stage look: a delicate corset, a pleated mini skirt, and her signature high ponytail.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a Madison Beer costume
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Spirit Halloween sells the complete Madison Beer costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
White or pastel corset top
A structured, satin or lace-up corset top in white, light pink, or lavender.
DIY: Use a fitted white tank top and cinch it with a wide white belt.
Pleated mini skirt
A high-waisted pleated tennis skirt in white or a matching pastel color.
DIY: Any short A-line skirt or skater skirt in a light color works.
White knee-high boots
Chunky-heeled or flat white faux-leather gogo boots or knee-high boots.
DIY: Wear white sneakers with tall, chunky white crew socks pulled up to the calves.
Silver chain necklace
A delicate silver chain necklace or a small cross pendant, which she frequently wears.
Toy microphone
A silver prop microphone to emphasize the pop star stage persona.
DIY: Wrap a cardboard tube in aluminum foil and top it with a crumpled ball of foil.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Madison Beer costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the structured white or pastel corset top, ensuring a snug and flattering fit.
- 2
Pair the top with a high-waisted white pleated mini skirt.
- 3
Pull on the white knee-high boots (or white sneakers with tall white socks for a sportier concert look).
- 4
Style your hair into her signature high, sleek ponytail with face-framing tendrils.
- 5
Apply soft-glam makeup, focusing on winged eyeliner and a glossy lip.
- 6
Accessorize with a delicate silver necklace and carry the silver prop microphone.
Makeup & hair
Style hair into a high, sleek ponytail, leaving two thin, straight strands of hair out to frame the face. For makeup, go for a soft-glam look: a sharp winged eyeliner, fluffy lashes, rosy blush on the cheeks and nose, and a heavily lined, glossy nude lip.
Madison Beer for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as a paparazzi photographer with a vintage camera, or a security guard in an all-black suit and earpiece.
- group
- Go as a group of pop divas, pairing Madison Beer with Ariana Grande, Olivia Rodrigo, and Sabrina Carpenter.
- Plus size
- Opt for a supportive, stretch-lace bustier top and an elastic-waist pleated skater skirt for comfort and a great fit.
Tips
- For outdoor events, layer a cropped pastel cardigan or a vintage oversized leather jacket over the corset.
- If wearing high boots, add gel insoles to stay comfortable while walking or dancing.
- Keep a lip gloss in your pocket to touch up your glossy lip look throughout the night.
Madison Beer costume FAQ
- What is Madison Beer's signature style?
- Her style is a mix of Y2K fashion, feminine corsets, pleated skirts, oversized streetwear, and sleek high ponytails.
- How do I do Madison Beer's hair?
- Pull your hair back into a tight, high ponytail at the crown of your head, securing it tightly. Leave two thin, symmetrical strands of hair loose at the front to frame your face.
- What shoes should I wear for a Madison Beer costume?
- White knee-high boots are perfect for her concert look, while chunky white sneakers with crew socks work best for her casual street-style look.
Did you know? Madison Beer originally rose to fame in 2012 when Justin Bieber shared a link to her YouTube cover of Etta James's 'At Last'.