
Red Wings
Spread your wings with the perfect bold red costume accessory.
Red costume wings are a highly versatile accessory used to create striking devil, dark angel, dragon, or fantasy looks. Whether you choose feathered, mesh, or structured wings, they instantly elevate a simple outfit into a dramatic costume. This guide covers how to select, wear, and style red wings for your next event.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $15–50
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What you need for a Red Wings costume
Red feather wings
Vibrant red feathers layered over a sturdy cardboard or wire frame with elastic shoulder straps.
DIY: Cut wing shapes from cardboard, paint them red, and glue red craft feathers or tinsel along both sides.
Elastic shoulder straps
Clear or color-matched elastic bands to secure the wings comfortably around your shoulders.
DIY: Use wide red ribbon tied corset-style around your torso to hold the wings in place.
Monochromatic base outfit
A solid red or black bodysuit, dress, or jumpsuit to make the red wings stand out.
DIY: Wear a plain black t-shirt and matching leggings from your closet.
Matching headpiece
Devil horns, a red halo, or a floral crown depending on your chosen theme.
DIY: Wrap red pipe cleaners or felt around a plain plastic headband to form horns or a halo.
How to put it together
- 1
Select your wing style based on your theme: feathered for devils/angels, mesh for fairies, or scaled for dragons.
- 2
Put on your base outfit, such as a bodysuit or dress, before putting on the wings.
- 3
Slip your arms through the elastic shoulder straps, adjusting them so the wings sit flat and high on your upper back.
- 4
If the straps feel loose, cross them over your chest in an 'X' shape or use safety pins to secure them to your clothing.
- 5
Add your matching headpiece, such as horns or a halo, to establish the character.
- 6
Complete the look with coordinating makeup and footwear.
Makeup & hair
Match your makeup to your theme, using dramatic red eyeshadow and bold lipstick for a devil, or glittery face gems for a fairy. Style your hair in an updo or a sleek ponytail so it does not block or get caught in the wings.
Red Wings for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- One partner wears red devil wings and the other wears white angel wings for a classic heaven and hell pairing.
- group
- A flock of fallen angels wearing red, black, and white feathered wings.
- kids
- Small, lightweight red mesh butterfly or fairy wings with soft elastic straps.
- Plus size
- Look for wings with adjustable elastic straps, or replace tight elastic with comfortable red ribbon ties.
- pet
- Miniature red felt wings that attach to a pet harness with hook-and-loop fasteners.
Tips
- Store feathered wings flat or hanging up to prevent the feathers from bending, shedding, or losing their shape.
- If navigating crowded party spaces, opt for smaller, flexible wings rather than wide, rigid frames.
- Use double-sided fashion tape to keep the wing straps from slipping off your shoulders while walking or dancing.
Red Wings costume FAQ
- How do I keep my costume wings from falling down?
- Cross the elastic straps over your chest in an 'X' shape, or safety-pin the straps directly to your shirt or bodysuit to keep them secure.
- Can I fix bent feathers on red wings?
- Gently steam the feathers with a garment steamer or hold them near a hot shower to restore their shape, then smooth them down with your fingers.
- What characters wear red wings?
- Red wings are perfect for a classic devil, a fallen angel, a red dragon, a fire fairy, or cosplay characters like Hawks from My Hero Academia.
Did you know? Feathered costume wings are typically made using sanitized, dyed goose or chicken feathers glued onto a lightweight cardboard base.