Raya Costume
Channel the brave Southeast Asian warrior princess with this authentic look.
Raya from Disney's 'Raya and the Last Dragon' is a popular costume choice for kids and adults who love her strong, adventurous spirit. Her signature look features a practical warrior outfit complete with a yellow wrap top, green draped pants, a red cape, and a distinctive conical hat. This guide helps you recreate her warrior princess style with ease.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $35–85
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What you need for a Raya costume
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Spirit Halloween sells the complete Raya costume — one box instead of 7 pieces.
Yellow wrap top
A yellow or gold cross-front wrap top with a subtle textured pattern.
DIY: Use a yellow t-shirt, cut a V-neck, and cross the fabric over the chest, securing it with fabric tape.
Olive green draped pants
Loose-fitting olive green harem or jogger pants with a gathered ankle.
DIY: Use oversized green sweatpants and tuck the cuffs into brown boots.
Brown warrior belt and cummerbund
A wide brown faux-leather waist belt, ideally with a gold-toned ring or buckle.
DIY: Cut a wide strip of brown felt or vinyl and secure it at the back with Velcro.
Red high-collar cape
A vibrant red, lightweight cape that drapes over the shoulders with a structured collar.
DIY: Drape a length of red fabric over your shoulders and pin it to your top's collar.
Conical straw hat
A wide-brimmed, conical woven straw hat, similar to a traditional Salakot.
DIY: Construct a cone shape from light brown poster board and draw woven lines with a dark marker.
Brown cuff wristbands
Brown faux-leather wrist guards or cuffs worn on both forearms.
DIY: Wrap brown craft foam around your wrists and secure with double-sided tape.
Brown combat boots
Sturdy, ankle-high brown boots with strap details.
DIY: Use any plain brown boots and wrap brown fabric strips around the ankles for a strapped look.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Raya costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the olive green draped pants and tuck them securely into the brown combat boots.
- 2
Slip on the yellow wrap top, ensuring the crossover design is centered.
- 3
Wrap the wide brown belt around your waist over the top and pants to secure the midsection.
- 4
Attach the brown faux-leather wrist cuffs to both forearms.
- 5
Drape the red cape over your shoulders, fastening it securely at the collar.
- 6
Place the conical straw hat on your head, securing it with its chin strap or headband if needed.
- 7
Carry a toy dragon gem or a prop sword to complete the warrior look.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup natural with earthy tones and a touch of bronzer. Style your hair in long, loose, dark waves with two small accent braids framing the face.
Raya for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as Namaari or Sisu in her human form.
- group
- Gather a group to dress as Raya, Namaari, Boun, Tong, and Little Noi.
- kids
- Available as a popular one-piece jumpsuit with printed details and a lightweight fabric hat.
- Plus size
- Opt for stretchy green joggers and an adjustable tie-front wrap top for a comfortable, custom fit.
- pet
- Dress your pet in a blue dragon outfit to represent Sisu.
Tips
- Ensure the boots are broken in, as this warrior look is meant for active walking and trick-or-treating.
- If the conical hat is too warm or bulky, you can wear it hanging on your back using its chin strap.
- Use fabric safety pins to keep the cape from sliding off your shoulders during movement.
Raya costume FAQ
- What kind of hat does Raya wear?
- Raya wears a traditional Southeast Asian conical hat, inspired by the Filipino Salakot, made of woven straw.
- How can I make a DIY Raya cape?
- You can make her cape by cutting a semi-circle out of red fabric, gathering the top edge to create a collar, and attaching a clasp or safety pin.
- Is Raya's outfit a jumpsuit?
- While her movie outfit is separate pieces (top, pants, belt), many commercial costumes are sold as a convenient one-piece jumpsuit.
Did you know? Raya is Disney's thirteenth official princess and the very first Southeast Asian princess in the lineup.