White Witch Costume
Rule Narnia in eternal winter with this chillingly elegant ice queen look.
Step into the role of Jadis, the formidable White Witch from The Chronicles of Narnia. This striking costume is a popular choice for those who want a villainous look that is both elegant and intimidating. The ensemble centers around a flowing white gown, a crown of icicles, and her signature magic wand.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a White Witch costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete White Witch costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.
White velvet or satin gown
A floor-length, long-sleeved white dress, ideally with a textured velvet finish or lace detailing to mimic frost.
DIY: Use a long white maxi dress or a white bedsheet draped and pinned into a classic gown shape.
Icicle crown
A crown made of clear, pointed icicles that sits high on the head.
DIY: Shape jewelry wire into a headband, attach hot glue 'icicles' built up on wax paper, and dust with silver glitter.
Faux fur collar or stole
A thick, white or light gray faux fur collar to drape over the shoulders, representing her winter domain.
DIY: Cut a strip of white faux fur fabric from a craft store and safety-pin it around the dress neckline.
Golden or crystal wand
A long, slender wand with a crystal-like point at the end, used to turn enemies into stone.
DIY: Paint a wooden dowel silver, wrap the top in jewelry wire, and hot-glue a large clear plastic prism to the tip.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made White Witch costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the floor-length white gown, ensuring it flows freely.
- 2
Drape the white faux fur stole over your shoulders, securing it with a safety pin if needed.
- 3
Style your hair to look frosted or slicked back, then carefully place the icicle crown on your head.
- 4
Apply pale face makeup, emphasizing sharp cheekbones and icy blue or silver eyeshadow.
- 5
Hold the crystal wand in one hand, ready to cast your freezing spells.
Makeup & hair
Keep hair straight, sleek, and pale—use white hair hairspray or a platinum blonde wig if needed. Apply a very pale foundation, cool-toned contour to hollow out the cheeks, silver eyeshadow, and a frosty white or nude lip.
White Witch for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as Edmund Pevensie holding a box of Turkish Delight, or Mr. Tumnus.
- group
- Form a Narnia group with Aslan the lion, Lucy Pevensie, and Mr. Tumnus.
- kids
- A simplified version with a white dress, a plastic tiara, and a silver wand.
- Plus size
- An A-line white velvet dress offers a comfortable, flowing fit that drapes elegantly.
- pet
- Dress a dog in a small white lion mane to represent a miniature Aslan.
Tips
- Secure the crown with bobby pins so it doesn't slide off when you tilt your head.
- Wear warm layers underneath your gown if you are wearing this costume outdoors in cold weather.
- Add a dusting of fine silver cosmetic glitter to your collarbones and shoulders for a frosted, magical sheen.
White Witch costume FAQ
- How do I make a DIY White Witch crown?
- You can create one by drawing icicle shapes with a hot glue gun onto wax paper. Once dry, peel them off, paint them with silver glitter, and wire them onto a basic headband.
- What makeup should I wear for the White Witch?
- Aim for a frozen, pale look. Use light foundation, silver or icy blue eyeshadow, defined cool-toned contouring, and a pale, frosty lipstick.
- What does the White Witch hold?
- She carries a long, elegant wand or scepter with a crystal tip, which she uses to turn her enemies into stone.
Did you know? In the film adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia, the costume designers made the White Witch's crown melt slightly as her power waned throughout the movie.