
White Queen Costume
Embrace regal elegance with Mirana's striking, gothic-fairytale white gown.
Step into Wonderland as Mirana, the elegant and eccentric White Queen. Popular for her striking contrast of a pure white gown against dark gothic makeup, this look is perfect for cosplay and Halloween. The costume features a detailed white ball gown, a silver crown, and flowing platinum blonde hair.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $50–150
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What you need for a White Queen costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete White Queen costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
White ball gown
A floor-length white princess gown with a sheer overlay, silver floral embroidery, and long lace sleeves.
DIY: Use a white prom dress or wedding dress and add silver fabric paint or glitter to the bodice.
Silver crown
A delicate silver crown with short points, tipped with pearls and small green faux-emerald accents.
DIY: Paint a plastic tiara silver and glue on craft pearls and green rhinestones.
Platinum blonde wig
A long, wavy platinum blonde wig styled with a clean center part.
Dark plum lipstick
A deep berry or dark plum lipstick to create her signature gothic contrast.
Black nail polish
Dark nail polish to match her dark lips and contrast with the white dress.
Silver choker necklace
A delicate silver choker or necklace with a small, elegant pendant.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made White Queen costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Style the platinum blonde wig by brushing out the waves and ensuring a clean center part.
- 2
Put on the white ball gown, adjusting any sheer overlays or lace sleeves.
- 3
Apply the makeup, focusing on pale foundation, dark plum lipstick, and dark brown defined eyebrows.
- 4
Secure the silver crown onto the wig using bobby pins so it sits upright.
- 5
Paint your nails with black or dark plum nail polish.
- 6
Add accessories like the silver choker necklace to complete the royal look.
Makeup & hair
Apply a pale foundation to mimic her porcelain skin, paired with defined dark eyebrows and deep plum or berry lipstick. Wear a long, wavy platinum blonde wig styled with a neat center part.
White Queen for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with the Mad Hatter or the Red Queen for a classic Wonderland duo.
- group
- Create an Alice in Wonderland group with Alice, the Mad Hatter, the Red Queen, and the White Rabbit.
- kids
- A simpler white tulle princess dress with a plastic silver tiara and temporary dark lip gloss.
- Plus size
- Look for a lace-up corset-back Victorian gown which offers adjustable sizing and comfortable bust support.
- pet
- A small white dog wearing a miniature silver crown collar.
Tips
- Secure the crown with bobby pins crossed in an 'X' shape through the hair loops to keep it stable.
- The gown can be heavy; wear comfortable white flats or sneakers underneath since they will be hidden by the skirt.
- Keep your hands held high and walk gracefully to mimic Anne Hathaway's floaty, theatrical movements.
White Queen costume FAQ
- What color is the White Queen's hair and makeup?
- She has long, wavy platinum blonde hair contrasted with very dark plum lipstick, dark eyebrows, and pale porcelain skin.
- How do you style the White Queen's crown?
- The crown is silver with short points tipped with pearls and small green emerald-like jewels, worn centered on top of her blonde hair.
- Can I use a wedding dress for this costume?
- Yes, an A-line or ball gown wedding dress with lace sleeves or a tulle overlay makes an excellent base for a DIY White Queen costume.
Did you know? In Tim Burton's 2010 film, the White Queen's floaty, hands-in-the-air walking style was inspired by culinary star Nigella Lawson.