Pinkalicious Costume
Embrace your love for all things pink with this whimsical fairy look.
Pinkalicious is the beloved, pink-obsessed protagonist of Victoria Kann's popular children's book series and PBS Kids show. This cheerful costume is a favorite for book character parades and Halloween, featuring a vibrant pink fairy ensemble. The complete look consists of a pink dress, butterfly wings, a gold tiara, and a star-topped wand.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $25–60
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What you need for a Pinkalicious costume
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Spirit Halloween sells the complete Pinkalicious costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Pink Tutu Dress
A bright pink sleeveless dress featuring a fluffy tulle tutu skirt.
DIY: Pair a bright pink t-shirt with a handmade pink tulle tutu on an elastic waistband.
Pink Fairy Wings
Sheer pink butterfly-style wings with elastic shoulder straps.
DIY: Shape wire hangers into wings, cover them with pink nylon stockings, and decorate with glitter.
Gold Tiara
A simple gold plastic tiara, optionally decorated with pink faux gems.
DIY: Cut a crown shape out of yellow felt or gold glitter cardstock and glue it to a plastic headband.
Star Wand
A gold wand topped with a yellow or gold star.
DIY: Cut a star out of yellow felt, stuff it lightly, and glue it to a wooden dowel wrapped in gold ribbon.
Pink Leggings
Solid pink footless leggings or tights to wear under the tutu.
DIY: Use any solid pink or white tights you already own.
Pink Shoes
Pink ballet flats, sneakers, or Mary Janes.
DIY: Wear white canvas sneakers decorated with pink ribbon laces.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the pink leggings or tights first for comfortable layering.
- 2
Slip on the pink tutu dress, ensuring the tulle skirt is fluffed out and even.
- 3
Slide the elastic straps of the pink butterfly wings over the shoulders like a backpack.
- 4
Place the gold tiara securely on top of the head, securing with bobby pins if needed.
- 5
Put on the pink shoes or ballet flats.
- 6
Carry the gold star wand in one hand to complete the magical book character look.
Makeup & hair
Style hair in two high pigtails or leave it down in loose, playful waves. Keep makeup simple with a touch of pink glitter on the cheeks and a swipe of pink lip balm.
Pinkalicious for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Peter, Pinkalicious's younger brother, who wears a blue shirt, blue pants, and a purple wizard hat.
- group
- Gather friends to dress as Pinkalicious, Peter, and their parents, or go as a group of different colored fairies.
- kids
- This look is naturally kid-friendly and perfect for school dress-up days; swap ballet flats for comfortable pink sneakers.
- Plus size
- Use a stretchy pink knit top paired with a high-waisted pink tulle skirt for a comfortable, custom fit.
- pet
- Dress a pet in a simple pink dog tutu and a small pink flower collar.
Tips
- Layer a long-sleeved pink shirt under the dress if trick-or-treating in cold weather.
- Ensure the wing straps are snug but comfortable so they don't slip off while walking.
- Bring a small pink tote bag or basket to collect treats or carry extra accessories.
- Use safety pins to secure the wings directly to the back of the dress for a cleaner look.
Pinkalicious costume FAQ
- What does Pinkalicious wear?
- Pinkalicious typically wears a bright pink dress with a tutu skirt, pink wings, a gold tiara, and she carries a gold star wand.
- How can I make a DIY Pinkalicious wand?
- You can make a wand by cutting two star shapes out of yellow felt, sewing or gluing them together with a little stuffing inside, and attaching them to a wooden dowel wrapped in ribbon.
- Is this costume suitable for school book parades?
- Yes, it is a highly popular and recognizable character costume for school literacy events and book character parades.
Did you know? Pinkalicious first appeared in the 2006 picture book written by Victoria and Elizabeth Kann, which was inspired by Victoria's daughters' real-life love for the color pink.