Lana Del Rey has dressed in so many eras that a costume of her can be almost anything: a lace sundress, a diner uniform, a fringed jacket, a silver gown with a cape. That range is good news, because most of these looks start in a thrift shop or your own wardrobe. What makes any of them read as Lana isn't the dress. It's the hair, which is always big and brushed out, the black wing, and one prop or headpiece that points at a specific song or night. I've ordered the list roughly by album and then by red carpet, so you can pick an easy one for a house party or something showier for a contest.

Lana's Hair Is the Costume
Almost every look below ends with the words long brunette waves, and that's the part to plan first. Her hair is big at the crown, brushed out at the ends and usually parted deep to one side. Flat hair with a perfect dress just looks like a nice dress.
With your own hair
- Set dry hair on large Velcro or hot rollers, rolling the top section back from the face, and leave them in until the hair is completely cool.
- Take the rollers out and brush the curls through with a paddle brush. This is what turns ringlets into her soft waves.
- Lift the crown by teasing small sections at the roots, then smooth the top layer back over them.
- Set it with a firm hairspray from arm's length. Up close, spray leaves wet patches that flatten the volume.
With a wig
If your hair is short, very fine or a different colour, a long wavy brunette or auburn wig is the honest shortcut. Cheap synthetic wigs shine under flash, so I dust them lightly with dry shampoo to knock the shine back. Never use hot tools on a synthetic wig unless the label says it's heat-friendly, because the fibre melts and frizzes. Put a wig cap on first, and pin the wig through at the temples so a headpiece or veil has something to grip.
1. Lust For Life Album Cover Costume

The Lust for Life cover is the one I'd send most people to first. It's a short white lace dress with long or flutter sleeves, white ankle boots or go-go boots, and long brunette waves with small white daisies pinned near the crown. I pin the daisies through a thin braid hidden under the top layer of hair, because a hairpin pushed into loose waves alone works free in an hour. Keep the face sweet: black wing, peach blush, full lashes and a nude-pink lip. A daisy bouquet, a vintage truck key on a ring or a small sign styled like the cover tells people which era you mean. It's also comfortable enough to wear all night.
2. Born To Die Album Cover Costume

The Born to Die cover is plain on purpose: a white blouse against a blue sky. So the costume is a crisp white button-down tucked into fitted blue jeans or navy shorts, with white loafers, flats or a low block heel. The work goes into the hair, a long auburn-brown wig with lifted roots and smooth ends. I tease the crown in small sections and smooth the top layer over it, otherwise the volume collapses as soon as you walk outside. Wing, thick lashes, soft contour and a muted rose lip finish the face. A few artificial red roses or a small blue frame held near the face helps, and a little card with the album title saves you explaining it all evening.
3. Born To Die Throne Costume

For the dramatic version of Born to Die, take the music video instead: the long white dress, the floral headpiece, the throne and the tigers. A flowing white maxi with a modest neckline moves well, with gold sandals or white block heels under it. Long auburn waves sit under a large blue-and-white flower crown. Build that crown on a padded headband, not a thin plastic one, since a heavy crown on a thin band gives a headache within the hour. Go stronger on makeup here, with dramatic liner, fluttery lashes, defined brows and a deep rose lip. Skip big animal props; two small plush tigers or tiger charms on a gold bag make the point, and a gold picture frame you can hold up stands in for the throne.
4. Video Games Vintage Webcam Costume

"Video Games" is the cheapest Lana on this list, because her early homemade-video look mixed plain clothes with very done hair. Pair a cream lace blouse with high-waisted denim shorts, sheer tights and brown loafers or low ankle boots, with a soft cardigan if it's cold. The hair is long auburn with a deep side part, lifted crown and brushed-out curls. I always brush the curls out once they've cooled, because tight ringlets look nothing like her. Strong liner, mascara, rosy cheeks and a pale pink lip go on the face. A retro game controller or a toy camcorder ties it to the song, and a fine gold chain with pearl studs keeps it from looking like plain weekend clothes.
5. Blue Jeans Poolside Costume

The "Blue Jeans" video is black and white, which is your styling cue: keep everything white, cream or grey so the outfit photographs like the video. A modest white one-piece or fitted bodysuit under high-waisted white shorts or a sheer cover-up gives the poolside idea, with flat sandals, espadrilles or low heels. Dark brown hair goes into big brushed waves with a dramatic side part. Smoky grey shadow, sharp liner, thick lashes, strong brows and a neutral lip make the face. Oversized white sunglasses and a silk scarf are easy accessories, and a denim jacket over the arm names the song while giving you a layer for later. I'd wear the jacket outside and drape it over the shoulders indoors.
6. National Anthem Blue Dress Costume

"National Anthem" has a polished early-sixties blue look, and it's the one I'd suggest for a formal costume party. Find a sleeveless powder-blue sheath or a fit-and-flare midi with a structured waist, then add matching blue pumps, pearl earrings, short white gloves and a small box bag. The wig wants smooth early-sixties curls with height at the crown; set it on large rollers the night before so the curl has time to hold. Keep the makeup refined: arched brows, a neat wing, peach blush and a coral-pink lip. A small blue pillbox-style hat and a strand of faux pearls carry the period, and a handful of white roses is a prop that's easy to hold all night.
7. National Anthem Red Dress Costume

If blue feels too quiet, the red version of the "National Anthem" era is louder. Wear a fitted red midi with a square neckline, a full skirt or an off-the-shoulder cut, with nude pumps, pearl earrings and a small gold clutch. The hair is a smooth brunette bouffant with curled ends. If your own hair won't hold height, a wig is honestly easier than an hour of backcombing. Push the makeup further, with an extended wing, full lashes, warm blush and a classic red lip. Blot the red, powder through a tissue and apply a second coat, so it survives a drink. Cream elbow gloves, a rhinestone bracelet and white roses or a retro microphone finish the period styling, and red stands out in any crowded room.
8. Ride Fringe Jacket Costume

"Ride" gives you the Americana Lana: denim, boots and a fringed jacket. Build it with high-waisted denim shorts, a plain ivory T-shirt and a tan faux-suede fringe jacket, then add brown cowboy boots and a wide leather belt. Hair is long auburn-brown in loose, windblown waves with a little lift at the crown. I brush those waves with fingers only, since a brush turns windblown into fluffy. Bronzed skin, softly smoky eyes, a wing and a muted nude lip suit the outfit. A turquoise necklace and a few silver rings add the road-trip detail, and a vintage-style map or toy microphone is an easy prop. Tights under the shorts make it workable for an outdoor party in October.
9. Ride White Dress Costume

The softer side of "Ride" is a long white dress. Pick an ankle-length white cotton or lace dress with flutter sleeves and an easy waist, put a cropped denim jacket over it, and wear worn-in brown ankle boots or cowboy boots. Instead of a big crown, tuck one small white flower behind one ear. Warm brown shadow, mascara, soft brows and a dusty rose lip go on the face. A turquoise pendant, stacked bangles and a narrow brown belt give enough detail for photos, and a vintage postcard or folded paper map is the prop. It's subtle. Fans will get it and everyone else will just see a good outfit, which is why I'd pick it for work or a school-friendly party.
10. Summertime Sadness Veil Costume

"Summertime Sadness" is all about mood, and a short veil carries most of it. Begin with a sleeveless white or cream midi with lace, pleats or a gently fitted waist, plus nude block heels or cream flats. Brush long brunette waves out and secure a short ivory birdcage veil with pearl pins. I anchor the veil comb behind a small pinned section near the crown, because birdcage veils are light and slide on loose waves. The makeup is hazy: taupe shadow, a long wing, mascara, flushed cheeks and a muted berry lip. White gloves and a small structured bag add period polish, and a sunflower or a little summer bouquet keeps it light rather than dark. It suits almost any age.
11. Young And Beautiful Black Beaded Costume

"Young and Beautiful" calls for a black beaded gown, vintage curls, a red lip and that single tear under the eye. Choose a black midi or maxi with beading, sequins or an Art Deco neckline, black low heels, sheer tights and long crystal earrings. The hair is dark auburn in smooth side-swept curls, glossy and controlled. Draw the teardrop with a fine liquid liner and a dot of clear gloss on top so it catches light; keep it small, or it reads as a cartoon. Black wing, defined lashes and classic red lips go on, with nothing smudged. A retro microphone and a rhinestone bracelet or faux-diamond necklace are enough. I'd choose it for a formal party where a sundress would feel underdressed.
12. Blue Velvet Pink Sweater Costume

"Blue Velvet" puts Lana in a soft pink sweater as a sixties lounge singer, and it's the most rewearable look here. Start with a fluffy blush-pink crewneck over a knee-length cream pencil skirt or high-waisted trousers, plus nude pumps, pink flats or kitten heels. Shape the wig into a smooth bouffant with the ends curled under and a clean side part. Dramatic lashes, a sharp wing, powdered skin, peach blush and a rose-pink lip make the face. Pearl earrings, a fine bracelet and a blue velvet ribbon tied at the wrist or bag handle carry the title. A retro microphone points at the performance. I like fluffy knits here, but they shed onto dark skirts, so give the skirt a lint roller pass before you leave.
13. Tropico White Dress Costume

Tropico is the romantic white-dress Lana, and it's easy to put together. Wear a knee-length white fit-and-flare with a modest sweetheart neckline, lace sleeves or soft chiffon layers, white or pale gold pumps and a slim pearl belt. Long brunette hair goes into large polished curls with volume at the crown. Luminous skin, a black cat-eye, defined lashes, peach blush and a glossy nude-pink lip suit the light dress. Add a floral headband of cream roses and small green leaves. The apple is your prop, either a gold apple-shaped clutch or a single artificial one in the hand. Keep the jewellery to pearl studs and a fine chain. White shows every spill, so I'd save this for an indoor party or a photo set.
14. West Coast Leather Jacket Costume

"West Coast" is cooler and much less formal. A fitted black-and-white striped top, high-waisted black jeans and a cropped faux-leather moto jacket do the work, with sturdy-heeled black ankle boots and a simple belt. Long dark brown hair should look slightly tousled rather than curled. I set loose waves and then rough them up with my hands. Smoky charcoal shadow, a narrow wing, bronzed cheeks and a beige-pink lip finish the face. Small hoops and dark cat-eye sunglasses are the accessories, and a vintage California postcard or a black-and-white fan is the prop. It's the warmest costume on the list and comes almost entirely out of an ordinary autumn wardrobe.
15. Shades Of Cool Blue Dress Costume

"Shades of Cool" really just asks for a blue dress and cool-toned makeup. Pick a fitted cobalt or navy midi with a vintage neckline and enough stretch to sit down in, with silver pumps or navy block heels and a matching clutch. Auburn-brown hair goes into big waves with one side swept behind the ear under a rhinestone clip. Grey-blue shadow, a precise wing, long lashes and a soft berry lip go together. A light blue chiffon scarf adds movement in photos, and silver earrings plus a small bouquet of artificial blue roses finish it. I wouldn't copy a particular scene. The colour story and her retro face are what make this one read.
16. High By The Beach Floral Robe Costume

"High by the Beach" is the relaxed coastal Lana, and the costume is basically loungewear. A modest pale-blue slip dress, or a camisole with matching wide-leg trousers, goes under a long floral kimono-style robe. Wear flat metallic sandals, platform espadrilles or low wedges. Long brunette hair is in loose beach waves with an off-centre part. Bronzer, brown liner, mascara and a peach-nude lip keep the face sunny. Oversized sunglasses, gold hoops and a shell-shaped bag are the accessories, and a folded magazine or a pair of binoculars nods to the video's secluded house. It's the one I'd recommend in a warm climate, because nothing here is heavy or tight.
17. Music To Watch Boys To White Costume

"Music to Watch Boys To" is a poolside look in white with flowers. Layer a white one-piece or fitted bodysuit under a flowing white wrap skirt, and add white platform sandals or low block heels. Long, smooth dark brunette waves get pale pink and white flowers behind both ears. Silver-grey shadow, a black wing, defined lashes and a pale rose lip go on the face. Pearl drops and a fine body chain worn over the clothes add detail without taking away coverage. A clear bag holding artificial flowers or retro sunglasses is a good prop. The wrap skirt matters here. It turns a swimsuit idea into something you can wear to a party, and I'd tie it at the hip with a double knot so it doesn't drift open.
18. Love Music Video White Dress Costume

"Love" is youthful and slightly space-age, built from a white dress, platform shoes, retro hair and flowers. Choose a long-sleeved white mini, or a knee-length one if you want more coverage, with white platform ankle boots and silver star earrings. Arrange long brunette hair into a half-up bouffant and curl the lengths below. I backcomb only the section that goes up, so the hair underneath stays smooth. Wing, thick lashes, peach blush and a glossy pink lip finish the face, with small daisies pinned in the hair or on a white headband. A silver star-shaped bag or a cardboard planet painted in pastels finishes the space part. Fans will spot it, and everyone else will see a good retro party outfit.
19. White Mustang Floral Dress Costume

"White Mustang" works as a floral mini dress with a dark background and scattered pink, cream or red flowers. Add sheer black tights and a cropped cardigan if you want more coverage, and wear black ankle boots or low pointed pumps. Long auburn hair goes into full brushed waves with a deep side part. Brown smoky shadow, black liner, mascara, peach blush and a muted rose lip suit the print. Thin gold hoops and a fine pendant are enough jewellery. The prop is what names the song: a small white toy car or a white horse figurine. Without it, I find people just see a nice dress, which is fine for a dinner but loses the Halloween joke.
20. Norman Rockwell Album Cover Costume

The Norman Rockwell cover comes down to one neon-green jacket. Put a bright green cropped windbreaker over a blue or white top, with dark jeans and white canvas sneakers. Hair goes half-up with loose waves. Fresh makeup works best: peach blush, black liner, mascara and a coral lip. A chunky blue ring and one fingernail painted neon green are small details fans enjoy. Carry a cardboard ship's wheel, a sailor cap or a blue paper wave to suggest the boat on the cover. This is my top last-minute choice on the list, because the jacket does nearly all the work and the rest is clothes you already wear.
21. Neon Makeup Music Video Costume

The same era had a brighter side: retro California clothes and vivid green on the eyes. Wear a black camisole under an open tropical-print shirt with high-waisted denim shorts or jeans, plus white sneakers or platform sandals. Messy beach waves with two front sections pinned back keep the hair casual. The lime-green shadow is the whole costume, so prime the lid first and set it with a little translucent powder, or bright shadow creases into a line by mid-evening. Add a wing, mascara, bronzer and a peach lip. Chunky silver rings and a beaded bracelet go on the hands, and a toy camcorder or small surfboard-shaped prop finishes it. It looks nothing like the flower-crown Lana, which is the appeal.
22. Chemtrails White Dress Costume

Chemtrails Over the Country Club suits a refined black-and-white costume with pearls. Begin with a white vintage-style midi with puff sleeves, lace trim or a fitted waist, then add white pumps or low Mary Janes and sheer tights. Dark brunette hair is in polished waves with one side pinned back by pearl clips. Softly smoky eyes, a black cat-eye, fluttery lashes, pink blush and a deep rose lip go on the face. Layer several faux-pearl strands and add pearl earrings. I'd carry a black-and-white folding fan, or a light round sign painted with grey cloud swirls if you want the title spelled out. The dress is easy to move in, so it works if you're hosting and on your feet all night.
23. White Dress Roller Skating Costume

The "White Dress" video suggests a retro server's uniform with roller skates. Wear a white collared mini or a tennis dress over fitted white shorts, knee-high athletic socks, and white roller skates. Most venues won't let you skate indoors, so plan on white sneakers and carry the skates over a shoulder by the laces. Long brunette waves go under a white visor. Brown liner, mascara, bronzer and a nude-pink lip keep it fresh. A small name tag, silver hoops and a simple chain add detail. Carry a light tray with empty plastic cups as the prop, but never while you're actually on skates. This is a good daytime costume, and it's built for moving.
24. Blue Banisters Album Cover Costume

The Blue Banisters cover is quiet and casual, so this is denim and soft blue. A medium-wash chambray shirt tucked into straight-leg jeans, tan ankle boots or brown loafers and a narrow leather belt make the base. Long brunette hair is brushed into natural waves with a centre part. Keep the makeup low-key: soft brows, brown mascara, peach blush and a neutral pink lip. A blue ribbon at the wrist and a small hydrangea bouquet carry the colour. Dogs are part of the cover, so a plush shepherd-type dog makes a good prop if your own dog can't come. If you bring a real one, I'd keep its outfit to a blue bandana. Real Lana fans will get it, and you'll be comfortable all night.
25. Ocean Boulevard Album Cover Costume

The Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd era translates into a tidy black-and-white outfit. Pair a fitted white blouse with a vintage collar and a high-waisted black midi skirt, sheer black tights and pointed black pumps or Mary Janes. A long brunette wig gets soft waves and a smooth centre part. Taupe shadow, black liner, mascara, pink blush and a glossy nude lip suit the look. The yellow ribbon, tied at the neck or in the hair, is the detail I'd never skip, because it's the one splash of colour. Pearl earrings and a small gold locket finish the jewellery. A cardboard street sign reading "Ocean Blvd" or a little tunnel-shaped prop names the album, and the contrast reads well in indoor photos.
26. Candy Necklace Black Dress Costume

"Candy Necklace" is a black vintage dress with colourful beads. Pick a long black dress with a square neckline, short sleeves or delicate lace trim, with black block heels and sheer tights. Old-Hollywood waves with one side swept behind the ear set the period. Smoky brown shadow, black liner, long lashes, light contour and a dark rose lip finish the face. Wear several candy-coloured plastic bead strands rather than real candy necklaces, which get sticky and break on a hot dance floor. Pearl earrings and a small black bag keep it polished. An oversized necklace made from painted foam shapes on ribbon is a fun prop and stops the all-black outfit from reading as just a party dress.
27. A&W White Mini Dress Costume

"A&W" gets an all-white stage look that needs no sewing. Wear a white long-sleeved mini with lace trim, or a knee-length one for more coverage, with white knee-high cowboy boots and a narrow silver belt. Long dark brunette waves get extra lift at the crown. Sharp black liner, mascara, warm blush and a neutral rose lip go on the face, with silver hoops and a few fine rings. A retro soda cup with a reusable straw or a small diner menu is a light prop. On a cold night, white tights and a cropped white cardigan keep it together. I'd break in the cowboy boots at home for a few evenings first. New boots of that height rub the back of the calf.
28. Waffle House Lana Costume

Lana's 2023 stint behind the counter at an Alabama Waffle House, wearing a uniform and a "Lana" name tag, made this an instant costume. Wear a light blue short-sleeved diner shirt, black straight-leg trousers and a dark waist apron, with slip-resistant black sneakers or loafers. Long brunette waves, a wing, mascara, peach blush and a nude-pink lip keep her face recognisable. The name tag is everything. I make it from white cardstock lettered in marker and laminated with clear packing tape, then pinned high on the chest where it stays visible. A plastic coffee pot, an empty tray or a menu is plenty. Don't carry hot drinks or real dishes.
29. 2012 Met Gala Silver Cape Costume

For the 2012 Met Gala, Lana wore a metallic silver gown with a sweetheart neckline under a dramatic black cape. Recreate it with a silver sequin maxi or metallic slip dress under a long black velvet-look cape, with black pointed pumps or heeled ankle boots. Long auburn hair goes into full side-parted waves. Push the makeup slightly gothic: smoky grey eyes, black liner, strong brows and a deep burgundy lip. A silver pendant and sparkly studs are enough, with a small silver clutch. Hem the cape to stop above the floor, since a cape that touches the ground gets stepped on and pulls at the neck. It's a strong contest costume.
30. Great Gatsby Premiere Gown Costume

At the 2013 Great Gatsby premiere, Lana wore a white gown with black floral embroidery. To copy it, take a white strapless or sleeveless maxi and add black floral appliqués along the bodice and skirt. Iron-on appliqués lift at the edges on a slippery fabric, so I tack each one down with a few hand stitches after pressing. Black pumps, chandelier earrings and a small black satin clutch finish the outfit. Smooth side-swept waves, charcoal liner, thick lashes, light contour and a deep berry lip suit it. A rhinestone bracelet adds sparkle, and a faux vintage movie ticket or a gold Art Deco fan names the night. If a floor-length gown isn't practical, an embroidered white midi works too.
31. 2018 Met Gala Celestial Halo Costume

Lana's 2018 Met Gala look was a cream embroidered gown with a feathered headpiece and a celestial theme. For a family-friendly version, use a cream maxi with gold embroidery or brocade trim and gold flats or low block heels. Long brunette waves with a centre part sit under a starburst crown. Build it from a plain headband, flexible craft wire and foam stars, and dip every wire end in hot glue or wrap it in tape so nothing scratches. Golden shadow, black liner, rosy blush and a deep rose lip go on the face. A red heart ornament made from felt sits on the chest, much lighter than metal would be. Add a cream clutch and long gold earrings. It takes the most crafting time on this list, and the headpiece is the reason.
32. 2018 Grammys Star Halo Costume

Her 2018 Grammys look is the gentler version of the celestial idea: a light embellished gown, a long diamond necklace and a headpiece covered in stars. Choose a champagne or pale beige maxi with beadwork, sequins or lace, nude heels and a long crystal pendant. Hair is smooth and relaxed with a centre part. Make the halo by wiring silver craft stars to a thin headband, and keep it rounded and light. I test it by bending forward; if the stars tip, the wires need shortening. Taupe shadow, a wing, long lashes, peach blush and a nude lip keep the face soft, with a silver clutch or star-shaped purse. The plain palette lets the halo stand out.
33. 2020 Grammys Silver Gown Costume

Her 2020 Grammys gown was bought ready-made rather than custom-made, which makes it one of the friendliest red-carpet looks to copy. Look for a silver sequin maxi with short sleeves, a fitted waist and a modest neckline, with silver block heels and a metallic clutch. Hair is auburn-brown, either in a polished side ponytail or in smooth waves to the shoulder. Shimmery taupe shadow, mascara, sculpted cheeks and a rose-nude lip go with it, plus crystal earrings and a bracelet. A toy award or a gold music note makes the red carpet obvious. Sequins scratch the inner arm on a long night, so I'd look for a lined dress, or switch to grey satin with rhinestone trim at the waist.
34. 2024 Grammys Black Bow Costume

At the 2024 Grammys, Lana wore a vintage black knee-length dress with velvet flowers, lace gloves, a large trailing bow, a vintage handbag and bow-detailed pumps. Recreate it with a black boatneck dress with puff sleeves and a fitted waist, black lace gloves, sheer tights and black pumps with small satin bows clipped on. The big bow goes at the back. I sew it to a safety-pinned ribbon band rather than straight onto the dress, and keep the tails above the knee so nobody steps on them. Dark brunette hair is side-swept and full, with smoky liner, long lashes, pink blush and a brown-rose lip. A structured black bag and pearl earrings finish it. You don't need a prop.
35. 2024 Met Gala Woodland Veil Costume

Her 2024 Met Gala look had a corseted neutral gown, bronze branch embroidery and a long veil held up by a branch-like headpiece. For a safer version, start with a beige or taupe maxi with a structured bodice, then attach soft brown fabric vines and artificial leaves along the skirt and neckline. Neutral boots or block heels hide under the hem. Long brunette waves, bronze shadow, defined liner, sculpted blush and a brown lip suit the colours. The headpiece is the hard part. Build it on a padded headband with foam branches and light beige tulle, and never use real sticks or bare wire near the face. A small bouquet of dried-look flowers finishes it. It's the most ambitious look here, and the one I'd save for a contest.
A Wing and a Lip That Last Until Midnight
Her face is the second half of every costume here: a long black wing, full lashes and either a red, a rose or a soft nude lip. None of it needs special products. It needs a little prep so it doesn't slide off by the third hour.
- Wing: draw it with a gel or liquid liner and set it with a touch of black shadow pressed on top. Hooded eyes do better with a straighter, thicker wing than a sharp upward flick.
- Lashes: if you're using strip lashes, let the glue go tacky for half a minute before placing them, and patch-test the glue on the inside of the wrist first.
- Red lip: line the whole lip, fill it with the liner, then lipstick, blot and repeat. That one step stops most transfer onto glasses.
- Glitter and tears: keep loose glitter off the eye area, and draw details like the teardrop with liner rather than gems that can fall into the eye.
- Removal: an oil cleanser or micellar water on a pad, held against the lashes for a few seconds, takes liner off without rubbing.
If you only have time for one thing, make it the wing. It's the detail that turns a white sundress into Lana.
One Era, Big Hair, One Clear Prop
Every Lana costume in this list works the same way: something you can wear for hours, plus a couple of details that point at one era. A white lace dress and daisies is the easy end. Silver gowns, star halos and woodland veils are for people who enjoy making things. The diner uniform, the neon windbreaker, the denim and the fringe jacket all work just as well once the hair is big and the liner is winged. I'd pick one or two signature details rather than copying everything, wear shoes you can stand in, and pin any headpiece properly. It's a fan tribute, so change the length, coverage, colour or shoes to suit your night.



























