Statue of Liberty Costume
Bring the iconic symbol of freedom to life in oxidized green.
The Statue of Liberty is a timeless, patriotic costume choice perfect for Halloween, historical events, or national holidays. This iconic look features a draped mint green robe, a seven-pointed crown, a torch, and a tablet. It is instantly recognizable, universally respected, and highly customizable for any budget.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $25–75
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What you need for a Statue of Liberty costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Statue of Liberty costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
Mint green draped robe or toga
A flowing, floor-length Greek-style stola or toga in a light mint green or oxidized copper patina color.
DIY: Drape a mint green bedsheet or fabric over one shoulder and secure it with safety pins.
Seven-pointed crown
A foam or plastic crown with seven distinct spikes, matching the mint green color of the robe.
DIY: Cut the crown shape out of sturdy cardboard, paint it mint green, and attach it to a headband.
Light-up torch
A prop torch with a mint green base and a yellow or orange plastic flame, ideally one that lights up.
DIY: Roll a piece of mint green cardstock into a cone and stuff the top with yellow and orange tissue paper.
Declaration tablet
A flat, rectangular tablet prop in mint green, featuring the Roman numerals for July 4, 1776 (JULY IV MDCCLXXVI).
DIY: Cut a rectangle out of cardboard, paint it mint green, and write the Roman numerals using a dark green marker.
Patina-colored sandals
Simple flat sandals in gold, brown, or matching mint green to complete the classical look.
DIY: Use any simple brown or gold sandals you already own.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Statue of Liberty costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the mint green draped robe, ensuring it fits comfortably and flows to the ankles.
- 2
Secure the robe at the shoulder with a pin or brooch if needed to keep the drape in place.
- 3
Place the seven-pointed crown securely on your head, pinning it with bobby pins if your hair is styled up.
- 4
Hold the torch prop in your right hand, raising it high to mimic the iconic pose.
- 5
Cradle the tablet prop in your left arm, keeping the Roman numerals facing outward.
- 6
Slip into your gold or brown flat sandals to complete the classical ensemble.
Makeup & hair
Style your hair in a neat updo or bun so the crown sits flat on your head. For an optional theatrical look, apply a light dusting of mint green face powder or eyeshadow to match the oxidized copper skin of the statue.
Statue of Liberty for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with someone dressed as Uncle Sam, a tourist with a camera and map, or the Empire State Building.
- group
- Create a patriotic ensemble with Uncle Sam, Abraham Lincoln, and Betsy Ross.
- kids
- Use a shorter mint green tunic and a soft foam crown for a comfortable, lightweight kid-friendly version.
- Plus size
- A draped toga style is highly adjustable; look for a loose-fitting, empire-waist mint green dress or use a larger flat sheet for a custom DIY drape.
- pet
- A simple mint green cape and a lightweight elastic foam crown make a cute pet outfit.
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Lady liberty costume diy
- Skip the store: Drape a mint green bedsheet or fabric over one shoulder and secure it with safety pins. Cut the crown shape out of sturdy cardboard, paint it mint green, and attach it to a headband. Roll a piece of mint green cardstock into a cone and stuff the top with yellow and orange tissue paper.
Tips
- Keep your right arm rested periodically, as holding the torch high for photos can get tiring.
- Wear comfortable neutral shorts or leggings underneath the robe for warmth and modesty.
- If using a DIY cardboard crown, reinforce the base with hot glue to prevent the spikes from bending.
- Opt for a light-up torch prop to stand out and stay visible during nighttime trick-or-treating.
Statue of Liberty costume FAQ
- What color is the Statue of Liberty costume?
- The costume should be a light mint green, seafoam green, or light turquoise, which mimics the oxidized copper patina of the real statue.
- What does the Statue of Liberty hold?
- She holds a torch in her raised right hand and a tablet inscribed with the date of the American Declaration of Independence (JULY IV MDCCLXXVI) in her left hand.
- How do you make a DIY Statue of Liberty crown?
- You can cut a seven-pointed crown shape out of thick green poster board or craft foam, paint it mint green, and hot-glue it to a plain plastic headband.
Did you know? The Statue of Liberty was originally a shiny copper-bronze color, but over several decades, exposure to air and water oxidized the metal, turning it the iconic green we see today.