
The White Witch Costume
Rule Narnia in an icy, regal gown and signature ice crown.
Embody the cold majesty of Jadis, the White Witch from The Chronicles of Narnia. This striking look is a favorite for fantasy fans who want a powerful, villainous aesthetic. The costume centers on a textured, ice-like gown, a heavy faux fur cloak, and her iconic jagged icicle crown.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~60 min
- Budget
- $45–120
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What you need for a The White Witch costume
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Ice crown
A tall, jagged crown made of clear or silver icicle-like spikes.
DIY: Shape jewelry wire into spikes, coat them in hot glue to mimic dripping ice, and dust with silver glitter.
Textured white gown
A floor-length, structured gown in off-white or pale grey, preferably with a textured or raw fabric finish.
DIY: Drape textured white fabric or cheesecloth over a basic white strapless dress.
White faux fur collar or cloak
A heavy, luxurious white faux fur stole or floor-length cape.
DIY: Drape a yard of thick white faux fur fabric over your shoulders and secure it with a silver clasp.
Silver wand
A long, slender silver sceptre or wand, ideally topped with a clear crystal point.
DIY: Paint a wooden dowel silver and hot-glue a clear plastic prism to the tip.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the structured white gown, ensuring it drapes elegantly to the floor.
- 2
Drape the white faux fur cloak or collar over your shoulders, securing it at the collarbone.
- 3
Style your hair into pale, textured strands or slick it back away from your face to emphasize the crown.
- 4
Place the jagged ice crown securely on your head, using hairpins to keep it in place.
- 5
Apply pale makeup, keeping your eyebrows minimal and adding frosty silver highlights.
- 6
Carry the silver crystal wand in one hand to complete the commanding look.
Makeup & hair
Apply pale foundation and concealer to mute your natural brow color. Keep eye makeup minimal with frosty silver eyeshadow, and style hair into pale, textured, dreadlock-style strands or a slicked-back high-fashion look.
The White Witch for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with Aslan the Lion or Mr. Tumnus for a classic Narnia duo.
- group
- Add Edmund in his winter coat and Lucy with her cordial bottle to form a Narnia group.
- kids
- Use a simple white dress, a small faux fur stole, and a plastic glittery tiara.
- Plus size
- A structured A-line white gown with a corset back provides a comfortable, regal fit.
- pet
- Dress a dog as Aslan with a plush lion's mane collar.
Tips
- Use hot glue over wire to DIY a realistic, dripping ice crown at home.
- Wear warm layers underneath your gown if wearing this costume outdoors in cold weather.
- Keep your posture rigid and regal in photos to capture Jadis's commanding presence.
The White Witch costume FAQ
- How do you make the White Witch's ice crown?
- You can DIY the crown by wrapping jewelry wire into jagged spikes, coating them in hot glue to mimic icicles, and painting them with silver glitter.
- What kind of dress does Jadis wear?
- She wears a heavily textured, floor-length gown that transitions from a coarse, wool-like texture at the top to a smooth, icy white fabric at the bottom.
- What props does the White Witch need?
- Her most important prop is her long, silver wand with a crystal tip, which she uses to turn her enemies into stone.
Did you know? In the 2005 film adaptation, Jadis's clothes change color and texture as her power fades, starting as icy white and turning darker as the snow melts.