Victoria Heyes Costume
Embrace the terrifying, disfigured look of Art the Clown's twisted companion.
Victoria Heyes is a central figure in the Terrifier franchise, transitioning from a surviving victim to Art the Clown's deeply disturbed, disfigured accomplice. Her look is defined by her severe facial scarring, hospital gown, or her own makeshift, crudely stitched version of Art's signature black-and-white clown suit. This costume is perfect for horror fans looking for a genuinely unsettling and gruesome cosplay.
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Time
- ~120 min
- Budget
- $45–200
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What you need for a Victoria Heyes costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Victoria Heyes costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Disfigured Victoria Mask or Prosthetics
A full-head latex mask depicting Victoria's severely scarred, noseless, and disfigured face with sparse, messy dark hair attached.
DIY: Use liquid latex, tissue paper, and cotton to build up heavy facial burns and scars, leaving the nose area flat and painted dark.
Crudely Stitched Clown Suit
A black-and-white clown jumpsuit featuring mismatched panels, pom-poms, and thick, visible, messy hand-stitched seams.
DIY: Take a basic black-and-white clown suit and use thick black yarn or embroidery floss to sew messy, decorative stitches along the seams.
Ruffled Clown Collar
A pleated, ruffled neck collar in white with black trim, matching Art's style.
DIY: Pleat white coffee filters or stiff white fabric onto a ribbon and tie it around the neck.
Dirty Hospital Gown (Alternative)
A pale blue or white medical patient gown, heavily distressed with fake blood, dirt, and grime.
DIY: Splatter a real hospital gown with brown acrylic paint and dark red fake blood.
Black and White Makeup
White cream face paint and black grease paint to mimic the messy clown makeup she applies over her scars.
Black Gloves
Simple black cotton or latex gloves to match the dark, grimy aesthetic.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Victoria Heyes costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
If using a latex mask, adjust the fit and secure any attached sparse hair. If using SFX makeup, apply liquid latex and tissue layers to create heavy facial scarring, then paint with red, brown, and black tones.
- 2
Put on the black-and-white clown suit, ensuring the fit is slightly baggy to match the film's aesthetic.
- 3
Fasten the ruffled white clown collar around your neck, positioning it over the jumpsuit collar.
- 4
Pull on the black gloves to cover your hands completely.
- 5
Apply dark red fake blood splatters across the front of the clown suit and collar for a freshly-slashed look.
- 6
Put on worn-out black shoes or boots to complete the grimy, menacing silhouette.
Makeup & hair
If not using a mask, style your hair to look extremely greasy, matted, and sparse. Apply a pale white base to the face, leaving the scarred areas exposed, and smear black makeup around the eyes and mouth in a chaotic, smeared clown pattern.
Victoria Heyes for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Art the Clown for a terrifying, screen-accurate horror duo.
- group
- Join Art the Clown and the Pale Little Girl for a complete Terrifier group theme.
- Plus size
- Use an oversized black-and-white jumpsuit and add custom yarn stitching for a comfortable, screen-accurate fit.
Tips
- Ensure your mask has adequate ventilation and eyeholes, especially if wearing it to a crowded party.
- Use high-quality, drying fake blood (like scab blood) on the costume so it doesn't smear onto furniture or other people.
- Practice your unsettling, wide-eyed stare and chaotic posture to truly bring the character to life in photos.
Victoria Heyes costume FAQ
- Who is Victoria Heyes in the Terrifier movies?
- Victoria is the sole survivor of the first Terrifier film who becomes severely disfigured and eventually possessed/influenced to become Art the Clown's murderous sidekick.
- How do I get Victoria's disfigured face look?
- The easiest way is to purchase an officially licensed Victoria Heyes latex mask. Alternatively, you can use SFX makeup, liquid latex, and scar wax to build up heavy facial burns and scars.
- What does Victoria wear in Terrifier 3?
- In Terrifier 3, Victoria wears a crudely stitched, homemade version of Art the Clown's black-and-white clown suit, complete with messy seams and a ruffled collar.
Did you know? Victoria Heyes is played by actress Samantha Scaffidi, who is one of the very few recurring cast members to appear across the Terrifier trilogy.