Three cues make a Joker read from across a room: green hair, a purple layer and a red mouth. Everything else is negotiable, which is why the looks below run from sharp suits and party dresses to thrifted separates and full cosplay builds. I start almost every version from purple and green, then let red, yellow, white or black do the supporting work. If you'd rather keep your own hair, temporary colour or a single green accessory still carries the character. Makeup can stay at a red lip pushed past the corners or go all the way to a white base with graphic eyes. Each idea lists clothing, hair, makeup, accessories and shoes, so you can choose one and shop for it in a single trip that fits your budget and your event.
Wearing Green Hair Without Dyeing It
Green hair is the one cue I'd never skip, but you have more options than a box of dye. Each one behaves differently over a long night, and the right choice depends on your collar, the weather and how long you'll be out.
- A synthetic wig gives the strongest colour and the cleanest shape. Cheap ones shed and tangle at the nape where they rub a collar, so I brush them with a wide-tooth comb and a little detangler before wearing, and keep them away from candles, ovens and hot hair tools, since synthetic fibre frizzes or melts with heat.
- Temporary colour spray is fast and cheap, but it transfers. It rubs onto white shirts, pillowcases and anyone you hug, and it runs in rain. If you use it, wear a dark collar and let it dry fully before getting dressed.
- Clip-in extensions or a single green section are the lightest touch and work well with tailoring that already carries the theme.
- Hair chalk or tinted wax suits short or light hair. Both show far less on dark hair, so test a strand first.
Whichever you choose, put a wig cap on first if you're going for a wig. It flattens your own hair, gives the pins something to grip, and stops the wig sliding back when you dance.
1. Classic Purple Suit Female Joker Costume
This is the version most people picture, so it's the one I'd make if you only want to build one. A fitted purple blazer and matching straight-leg trousers go over a white button-down and a green vest, with a slim purple tie or a green ribbon at the neck. An emerald wig to the shoulder gives the strongest contrast; green spray is fine for a short party but rubs off on a white collar within an hour. Keep the face clean: light base, charcoal around the eyes, red lipstick taken just past the corners. Purple gloves, a lapel flower and polished black ankle boots finish it. Nothing here needs sewing, and nothing pinches after four hours.
2. Red Suit Female Joker Costume
The red suit is the more recent screen version, and the colour does a lot of the work for you. Wear a red blazer and high-waisted trousers over a mustard vest with a teal or green blouse. A short green wig brushed back in loose waves keeps the head neat against all that colour. For makeup I go pale, add blue diamonds around the eyes, paint the brows red and curve the smile upward so it stays playful. A yellow lapel flower, small gold earrings and a green clutch are enough. I'd choose brown lace-up boots or a low block heel, because this is a look people tend to wear while dancing.
3. Purple Trench Coat Female Joker Costume
If you're cold or short on time, a long purple trench coat does most of the job on its own. Underneath, a green waistcoat, light gray shirt, slim purple trousers and a textured tie are plenty. A wavy green bob or green colour brushed through the ends of your hair keeps the head on theme. Smudge charcoal around the eyes, use a soft white base and draw the red lip slightly uneven, but leave out realistic scars or wounds; the graphic version reads better in photos anyway. Brown combat boots, purple gloves and a bright lapel pin carry the rest. The coat is the reason I suggest this one for outdoor plans in October, since you never have to take it off and lose the costume.
4. Purple Tuxedo Female Joker Costume
The tuxedo version leans comic book and stays tidy all night. Pair a purple tuxedo jacket and matching trousers with a white pleated shirt and a bright green bow tie, and add a fitted black or green vest so the waist looks tailored rather than borrowed. Set a green wig into glossy vintage waves, or use washable colour on a sleek side part. The makeup is smooth white, arched green brows, purple lids and a sharp cherry-red smile. White gloves, a boutonniere and a small purple bag are the only extras. I'd send this one to an office party or a contest where smeared paint would look careless, finished with black patent loafers or low heels.
5. Sequin Suit Female Joker Costume
Sequins change the mood from villain to party guest. A purple sequin blazer and flared trousers sit best over a plain green satin camisole, because two shiny layers fight each other in photos. Wear a long emerald wig in smooth waves, or pull your own hair into a high ponytail with green clip-in extensions. I keep the makeup glossy rather than painted: a luminous base, smoky purple eyes, emerald liner and red lipstick drawn into a gentle curve. Crystal earrings, a green mini bag and a fabric flower on the lapel are enough sparkle. One thing to know before you buy: sequins scratch the inside of the arm where the sleeve rubs, so a thin long-sleeve layer under the blazer is worth it. Black platform boots keep the flared hem off the floor.
6. Corset And Blazer Female Joker Costume
A purple overbust-style corset over a fitted black top gives this one its shape, and the top underneath keeps it comfortable for a long night. Add a roomy purple blazer, tailored black shorts and opaque black tights. A chin-length green wig with the roots brushed back looks a little chaotic in the right way and keeps attention on the jacket. Use a light base, smoked black liner, purple shadow and a softened red grin. Green gloves, a striped neck ribbon and a purple belt bag give your hands somewhere to put things. I always steer people toward lace-up combat boots here instead of narrow heels; a corset already changes how you stand, and thin heels on top of that get tiring fast.
7. Purple Skirt Suit Female Joker Costume
Swap trousers for a skirt and the character turns a bit retro. A fitted purple blazer goes with an A-line knee-length skirt, a white blouse, a green vest and a patterned neck scarf. A short green wig with curled ends looks crisp, or you can add temporary green to a neat bob. Keep the makeup bright: pale base, defined black liner, slightly exaggerated brows and a rounded red smile. Purple gloves, a flower brooch and a small structured green bag tie the colours together. Opaque tights and black Mary Janes keep it modest and easy to walk in. Because nothing here is torn or oversized, I'd suggest it for work parties and school events that have dress rules.
8. Purple Tutu Female Joker Costume
This is the softer, jester-ish side of the character. A layered purple tutu goes over black leggings with a green fitted top and a cropped purple jacket, and the leggings mean you can sit, dance or climb stairs without thinking about it. Two high curly green ponytails tied with purple ribbon set the playful tone. For makeup, a light base, purple and green shadow, red lipstick and small black diamonds under the eyes. Add striped arm warmers, a flower choker and a tiny purple crossbody. The cropped jacket matters more than it looks; without it, the tutu and ponytails read as a generic party outfit rather than the Joker. Black high-top sneakers keep you moving at a festival.
9. Velvet Pants Female Joker Costume
Texture is the trick that makes thrifted pieces look chosen on purpose. High-waisted purple velvet trousers, a green satin blouse and a fitted black waistcoat already have depth before you add anything, and a purple bow tie or narrow ribbon at the collar connects them. Hair can be a wavy green wig, green hair wax, or one emerald clip-in section if you want the lightest touch. I'd keep the makeup soft: brightened skin, smudged charcoal liner, plum shadow and a curved crimson lip. Purple gloves, a flower pin and a small black belt bag finish it, with black loafers or block-heel ankle boots. Velvet is the piece to look for second-hand, since it's often cheaper there than satin and hides wrinkles from a crowded room.
10. Pinstripe Jumpsuit Female Joker Costume
A purple pinstripe jumpsuit is the fastest base on this list, because it's one garment instead of three. Look for a belted or tailored cut, put a green collared shirt underneath and fold its cuffs over the sleeves. A slick green bob, or temporary colour on short brushed-back hair, keeps the head as clean as the body. Matte pale foundation, dark smoky eyes, sharp brows and a controlled red smile bring the character into focus. Add a yellow fabric flower, purple gloves and a slim black belt with a pouch, then pointed black ankle boots to lengthen the line. The honest drawback of a jumpsuit is the bathroom trip, so if you'll be out for hours, choose one with a front zip rather than a back one.
11. Purple Dress Female Joker Costume
A plain purple dress only needs a few additions to turn into the character. I'd start with a knee-length sheath or fit-and-flare and layer a fitted green vest over it, then add a white collar insert or a button-down underneath for depth at the neck. Style an emerald wig into loose curls, or chalk the front sections of your own hair green. The makeup is a smooth pale base, smoky black liner, purple contour and a bright red curved lip. A yellow flower brooch, striped tights and a small green top-handle bag carry the theme down to your feet. Black block-heel pumps or ankle boots give enough stability for a night out.
12. Purple Tailcoat Female Joker Costume
A purple tailcoat gives you the stage shape without a stage budget. Wear it over a black midi dress with a green waistcoat-style belt or underbust panel, and put your hair in a high green ponytail so the coat stays visible from behind. Pale foundation, long black wings, purple shadow and a red smile with rounded ends keep the face theatrical. White gloves, a ruffled green neckpiece and a bright lapel flower give it a formal edge. I pick black lace-up boots over pumps because tails swing when you walk, and you want steady footing under all that movement. Keep everything else light; the coat, the hair and the makeup are already plenty.
13. Blazer And Jeans Female Joker Costume
Need something tonight from your own closet? Start with a purple blazer, a green blouse, black skinny jeans and a white vest or tank under it all, and roll the jacket sleeves a little. Put temporary green on the ends of your hair, or a short green wig under a purple headband. I'd skip full face paint for this one and use smudged black liner, pale concealer, red lipstick and a touch of purple shadow instead. A lapel flower, purple gloves and a compact crossbody make the everyday pieces look like a costume. Black Chelsea boots or clean high-tops are fine. The colour combination is doing all the work, which is exactly why this version is so forgiving at the last minute.
14. Oversized Blazer Female Joker Costume
Go a size or two up on the blazer and the same colours suddenly look like street style. Wear the oversized purple jacket over a fitted green mock-neck, black biker shorts and opaque tights, and belt it loosely if you want a waist. Pull a shoulder-length green wig half up and leave textured pieces around the face. Purple eyes, graphic black liner, a light base and red lipstick pushed into a small grin give the face its edge. Chunky green earrings, a flower pin and a black mini backpack fill in. Platform combat boots matter here; a flat shoe under a huge jacket makes the whole figure look shorter. It holds up at a house party and still photographs well at a bigger event.
15. Purple Hoodie Female Joker Costume
The hoodie version is for people who want to be comfortable first and in costume second. Layer a purple zip-up over a green T-shirt and black cargo joggers, then add a white collar insert or clip-on bow tie so there's still a nod to the character's suit. Hair goes up in a high ponytail with green spray, or a green ponytail extension if you don't want colour on your hands. Keep the makeup simple: bright skin, smudged black liner, purple shadow and a curved red lip. Purple fingerless gloves, green headphones and a belt bag lean into streetwear. Every layer is soft, and the zip lets you cool down indoors without losing the purple, which is why I like it for long campus or festival days. Black and white high-tops with green laces finish it.
16. Purple Plaid Punk Female Joker Costume
Purple plaid trousers with a green band tee, or a plain fitted one, are the start of the punk take. Throw a worn-looking purple denim jacket on top and add a black studded belt. A choppy green wig, or short hair spiked with green wax, keeps the edges rough. Smudge black liner, blend purple shadow out toward the temples and paint the red smile a little imperfect without making it gory. A chain necklace, a colourful badge and a small crossbody add attitude. I'd leave out spiked cuffs and real chains at the wrist; in a crowd they catch on other people's clothes and hair. Black combat boots with purple socks showing at the top tie it off, and almost all of it can come from a thrift store.
17. Gothic Lace Female Joker Costume
Black lace and deep purple velvet give you drama without anything frightening. Start with a high-neck black lace dress and add a fitted purple velvet blazer or longline coat, with a green satin belt at the waist for the contrasting colour. A dark emerald wig in long smooth waves, one side pinned back with a purple flower clip, softens the outline. Pale makeup, charcoal smoky eyes, plum contour and a neat burgundy-red smile keep it moody. Lace gloves, a green cameo brooch and a small purple bag finish the upper half; opaque tights and Victorian-style black ankle boots finish the rest. I save this one for indoor parties, because velvet and lace lose most of their detail in the dark outside.
18. 1950s Female Joker Costume
A purple swing dress turns the villain into a 1950s party guest. Add a green cropped cardigan, a white waist belt and a green petticoat under the skirt so a flash of colour shows when you move. An emerald wig set in soft pin curls looks right for the decade, or roll the front of your own hair and add temporary green. The makeup pairs a pale base with a crisp black cat eye, rounded red lips and small purple touches near the temples. White gloves, a bright flower brooch and a structured purple handbag carry the vintage feel. I like this one for anyone tired of trousers; the petticoat keeps the skirt full all night without starch. Black and white Mary Janes or low pumps suit the shape.
19. 1970s Female Joker Costume
Bell-bottoms are the anchor of the 1970s version. Purple flares go with a green satin blouse and a fitted yellow vest, and a wide purple belt joins top and bottom. A long green wig with feathered layers suits the decade, or you can blow your own hair out for volume and colour only the ends. Pale foundation, smoky purple shadow, black liner and a glossy red smile keep the face bright. Round oversized sunglasses are fun for photos but I'd take them off once you're inside, since they hide the makeup you worked on. A yellow flower pin and purple shoulder bag finish the palette. Wear black platform boots, because a flat shoe under a long flare catches the hem on every step.
20. 1980s Power Suit Female Joker Costume
Big shoulders and loud colour are what the '80s power suit is built on. Choose a purple blazer with real shoulder pads and tapered trousers, then a bright green blouse with a large neck bow. A short, high-volume green wig is easiest; teasing your own hair before green spray also works, though the spray dulls the volume a little. Purple and blue eyeshadow, sharp black liner, pale foundation and a bold red curved lip match the era. Big green clip-on earrings, purple gloves and a yellow lapel flower are period-correct and loud. Black block-heel pumps or pointed ankle boots finish it. The strong shoulder line reads in a full-length photo and the makeup reads close up, so it holds both ways.
21. 1990s Grunge Female Joker Costume
Grunge is the easiest version to thrift, and the most forgiving if your pieces don't match exactly. A purple plaid overshirt goes over a green graphic tee and black straight-leg jeans with a little distressing, and a second purple shirt tied at the waist adds colour. A messy green bob, or green wax worked through loose waves, keeps the hair undone. Let the makeup be imperfect on purpose: smudged liner, muted purple shadow, a pale base and blurred red lipstick. A black choker, a few friendship bracelets and a small backpack fit the decade. If tailoring bores you, start here; it still shows green hair, purple clothes and a red mouth, and black lace-up boots make it easy to walk in all night.
22. Steampunk Female Joker Costume
Steampunk adds Victorian tailoring and a few mechanical details. Start with a purple high-low skirt, a green high-neck blouse, a brown waistcoat and a fitted purple tailcoat. Pin a curly emerald wig into a low updo under a small brown top hat wrapped in purple ribbon. Makeup is a soft pale base, smoky bronze eyes, purple liner and a neat crimson smile. Goggles on the hat, lace gloves, a flower brooch and a brown belt pouch give you the gadgetry. Real metal parts get heavy quickly, so I keep anything gear-shaped to lightweight resin or painted foam. Brown lace-up ankle boots and green socks finish a look that has a lot of detail but still sits in one colour story.
23. Purple Ringmaster Female Joker Costume
The ringmaster jacket suits the character's showman streak and stays family friendly. A fitted purple military-style jacket with gold trim goes over a green blouse and black tailored trousers, with a short purple capelet if you want movement at the shoulders. A slick emerald bob or green hair smoothed into a low bun keeps the head neat under a small purple top hat. Pale foundation, defined black brows, smoky purple eyes and a controlled red smile finish the face. White gloves and a yellow lapel flower add detail without a prop to carry. Knee-high riding boots look the part, but I'd only wear them if they're broken in; otherwise lace-up boots are kinder. The gold trim is what judges notice from the back of a contest room.
24. Purple Jester Female Joker Costume
A jester take trades the villain for something closer to a clown. A purple and green colour-blocked tunic dress over black leggings, a fitted belt and a cropped purple jacket give it structure. Two curled green ponytails decorated with small purple ribbons and soft fabric bells set the mood. I'd paint a white base, purple diamonds around the eyes, arched black brows and a rounded red smile. A ruffled green collar, purple wrist cuffs and a small belt pouch for your phone fill in, with black ankle boots laced in purple. Choose fabric bells over metal ones: metal jingles nonstop and gets old by the second hour, for you and everyone near you. Kids at family gatherings tend to get this version right away.
25. Masquerade Female Joker Costume
For a formal party, the masquerade version is the one I'd reach for. A floor-length purple gown with a modest fitted bodice gets a cropped green velvet jacket on top for the tailored character detail. A long emerald wig in side-swept waves, held with a purple jewelled clip, frames the face. The makeup is luminous and pale, with purple smoky eyes, red lipstick and fine black lines at the outer corners. Carry a purple and green eye mask on a stick for photos instead of wearing it, because a tied mask rubs the eye makeup off within minutes. Long black gloves, crystal earrings and a compact green evening bag finish it, with black block heels or embellished flats under the hem.
26. Neon Cyber Female Joker Costume
Neon pulls the old palette into a futuristic cosplay look. A structured purple jacket goes over a black high-neck bodysuit, with green cargo pants trimmed in reflective tape. A sleek acid-green bob with blunt ends gives a graphic outline. Keep the base clean and pale, then add ultraviolet purple liner, geometric green shadow and a crisp red smile. Silver ear cuffs, a glow-style green belt and a purple utility pouch carry the tech theme. I'd skip anything battery-powered that you have to hold; it's one more thing to lose or knock into people. Chunky black platform sneakers with bright green laces finish it. Under black light, the neon pieces and reflective trim are the parts that pop.
27. Monochrome Purple Female Joker Costume
You don't need much green at all if the purple is layered well. Build this one from a lavender blouse, a deep purple waistcoat, a violet blazer and plum wide-leg trousers, and let green appear only in the hair and one small lapel flower. An emerald wig in a smooth shoulder-length cut with a deep side part keeps the outline sharp. Pale foundation, layered purple shadow, black liner and a dark red lip curved at the corners finish the face. Purple gloves, a violet bag and silver earrings add a little contrast, with pointed black boots to ground it. When I build a monochrome look I put the darkest shade at the waist and the lightest near the face. It's a good one if your closet is full of purple and short on green.
28. Red And Yellow Female Joker Costume
Red and yellow get you away from the expected purple suit while staying close to the modern film look. A long red blazer goes over a mustard waistcoat, a teal blouse and high-waisted red trousers. Brush a softly waved green wig away from the face so the makeup shows. A light base, blue shapes above and below the eyes, red brows and a rounded crimson smile carry the face. A yellow fabric flower, a teal neck ribbon and a small red crossbody bring the palette together, and brown lace-up boots suit the warm colours. Fans of the newer screen version pick this up immediately, and the trouser cut and jacket length are easy to change to suit you. Keep the paint neat; the colour is loud enough already.
29. Black And White Female Joker Costume
Black and white gives you a graphic version that still points straight at the character. Wear a black tailcoat with white piping over a white ruffled blouse, striped trousers and a black waistcoat. A narrow green tie and an emerald wig keep the colour accent alive. The face is a smooth white base, sharp black eyes, thin black brows and a vivid red smile. White gloves, a black flower brooch and a striped mini bag stay in the theme, with black and white lace-up boots or polished loafers. I suggest this one to anyone whose wardrobe is mostly neutral; all the colour comes from the hair and makeup, so you buy less. White near the face also picks up foundation, so a dark tie or scarf between chin and blouse helps.
30. Pastel Female Joker Costume
Lavender, mint, blush and soft yellow make a cute version that still reads as a costume. A lavender blazer and matching pleated skirt go with a mint waistcoat, a white blouse and opaque white tights. A mint-green wig in loose curls, one side tied with a lavender bow, keeps everything light. For makeup, a soft base, lilac shadow, soft black liner, rosy-red lipstick and tiny pastel diamonds under the eyes. A yellow flower brooch, mint gloves and a small lavender handbag finish the top, and white Mary Janes or platform sneakers the bottom. Pastels wash out under dim lighting, so I'd save this one for daytime events, where it looks bright and friendly rather than faded.
31. Plus Size Female Joker Costume
For a plus size Joker, I start with a longline purple blazer and high-waisted wide-leg trousers, because long lines and a fluid leg do more than any belt. Choose pieces that skim the body rather than grip it, then add a green stretch waistcoat and a white blouse. Wearing the blazer open with a defined shoulder makes a clean vertical line and leaves you room to move. A shoulder-length green wig in soft waves, pale foundation, smoky purple eyes, bold brows and a precise red smile carry the character. A yellow lapel flower, purple gloves and a green crossbody with an adjustable strap fill in. Supportive black platform loafers or wide-fit ankle boots finish it. The aim isn't to hide anything; it's to keep proportion with good tailoring and accessories sized to you.
32. Modest Female Joker Costume
If you want full coverage, a long purple duster coat over a green high-neck blouse and wide-leg black trousers covers neckline, arms and legs. Wear a fitted purple waistcoat under the coat so the costume still works when the duster is open. A green turban-style head wrap, a shoulder-length wig or temporary colour on any hair that shows are all fine, depending on what you prefer. Keep the makeup polished: bright skin, black liner, purple shadow and a controlled red lip. Full-length purple gloves, a yellow flower brooch and a structured black handbag finish the top. Flat black ankle boots keep you comfortable standing. The drama here comes from colour and layering, and I think it proves the character never needed exposed skin to land.
33. Cold Weather Female Joker Costume
For an outdoor night, plan the layers as part of the costume rather than hiding it under a parka. A long purple wool coat goes over a green sweater vest, a white collared shirt and thermal black trousers. Purple socks under insulated black lace-up boots add a little extra colour. A thick emerald wig hides a warm liner surprisingly well, and green earmuffs work if you'd rather skip coloured hair. Choose transfer-resistant pale makeup, waterproof charcoal liner, purple shadow and a red lip stain, since cold air and scarves wear off creamy products fast. Purple gloves, a green scarf and a yellow flower pin sewn or pinned firmly to the coat finish it. Every warm piece is on theme, so you never have to choose between the costume and staying warm.
34. Warm Weather Female Joker Costume
In warm weather, keep the colours and drop the weight. Purple tailored shorts, a light green blouse and an unlined lavender vest are enough; a cropped purple jacket can come out just for photos. A short green bob over a breathable mesh cap is the coolest wig option, or slick your own hair back into a ponytail with temporary colour. I'd keep the base to a skin tint, then add waterproof black liner, purple shadow and long-wear red lipstick, because heavy foundation slides off in heat. A yellow flower pin, a small purple belt bag and light green earrings finish it, with black low-top sneakers or ventilated ankle boots. You still get the full character without a single layer you'll want to peel off by nine.
35. Last Minute Thrifted Female Joker Costume
The last-minute version works as long as every piece lands in the right colour family, even if the fabrics don't match. Find any purple blazer, a green blouse, black pants and a white collared shirt. Roll the sleeves and tie a purple ribbon at the neck so the mix looks deliberate. Washable green hair spray or a green headband saves ordering a wig in time. Pale concealer, smudged black liner, purple shadow and red lipstick curved past the corners are all most people need. A fabric flower, cheap gloves and a black bag you already own fill in, with black boots or sneakers. When I put this together in a hurry, I check the purple first: one cool purple next to a warm one looks accidental, so I keep the shades close.
Drawing a Red Grin That Lasts Past Midnight
The smile is where most of these looks fall apart late in the evening, usually after the first drink. I always patch test any face paint or bright lipstick on the inside of the wrist a day ahead, especially red, because red pigments are the ones that most often irritate.
- Prep with a light moisturiser and let it sink in, then apply a thin base. Thick white paint cracks at the smile lines.
- Line the extended corners with a red lip pencil first and fill toward your real lips; pencil holds better on skin than lipstick does.
- Blot, then press translucent setting powder over the whole grin and dust off the excess. A setting spray on top helps on a warm night.
- Drink through a straw and carry the pencil and a cotton bud in your bag for touch-ups.
- At home, take everything off with an oil cleanser or balm before washing. Scrubbing red pigment with plain soap leaves a pink stain and sore skin.
A Thrifted Blazer That Looks Tailored
Purple blazers turn up second-hand more often than you'd think, often in men's sizes. A boxy one can still look sharp with a little work. I push the shoulder pads in by a few millimetres with safety pins inside the lining, roll or pin the sleeves so a shirt cuff shows, and steam out the fold lines, which do more to make a jacket look cheap than the fabric does.
If the blazer swamps you, belt it at the natural waist over the vest, or wear it open and let the green waistcoat do the shaping. For a lapel flower, a fabric one from a craft shop on a brooch pin stays put far better than a glued-on silk bloom, which tends to drop by the end of the night.
Hair, Purple, Red Mouth: The Order I Build In
A good Joker costume is one people recognise and you can wear comfortably for the whole event. Purple tailoring and green hair are the easy starting point, but red suits, pastels, punk layers, vintage shapes and warm-weather separates get there too. Pick shoes you can stand in, accessories that stay put and makeup you can live with for several hours. Temporary hair colour and thrifted clothing keep the cost down without making the result look cheap. Treat whichever idea you like best as a blueprint, then adjust the colours, coverage, makeup and accessories until it looks like your own take on the character.
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