Regina George is one of the easiest characters to dress as, because her style is so consistent: polished Y2K clothes, preppy school pieces and a lot of pink, all worn with total confidence. The versions people recognise fastest use pink layers, fitted tops, mini skirts and shiny accessories, plus one prop like the pink scrapbook or an old flip phone. You can copy a scene from the film, make a modest party version or put together a cheap DIY look from thrift finds. A good blonde wig, sleek makeup and matching shoes carry even a plain outfit. I've included the classics, modern takes, comfortable swaps and a few fun twists, forty in all.
The Small Details That Name Her
Plenty of people wear pink cardigans on Halloween. What makes it Regina is a short list of details, and if you get them right the clothes can be almost anything.
- The hair: long, smooth blonde with soft layers and a side part. A frizzy or brassy wig undoes everything, so brush it with a wig brush and a light silicone spray before you leave.
- The gloss: high-shine pink lip gloss, reapplied all night. Matte lipstick looks too modern for the early 2000s.
- One prop: a pink scrapbook or a flip phone. Carry one, not both, unless you've got a bag to hold them.
- Silver hoops and a fine necklace. Gold reads as a different era.
- Posture. She stands with her weight on one hip and doesn't rush. It sounds silly, but it's what turns a pink outfit into the character in photos.
1. Regina George Pink Cardigan Costume
The pink cardigan is where I'd start if you only make one Regina. Wear a fitted pink cardigan over a white or pale pink cami, with a black faux-leather mini, sheer tights and black pointed heels. An A-line skirt above the knee with opaque tights gives more coverage and still looks right. The wig should be long blonde with smooth layers and a slightly off-centre part. Soft pink lids, lashes, rosy blush and shiny gloss give the Y2K face. Silver hoops, a small shoulder bag and a pink scrapbook under one arm finish it. No crafting is needed, which is why it's the version I see most.
2. Regina George Dramatic Tank Costume
A white fitted tank with a cheeky red slogan is about the fastest Regina you can make. Pair it with a black mini or low-rise black trousers. Drape the pink cardigan over your shoulders so the words stay visible. Iron-on vinyl letters stay crisp on cotton, while fabric paint on a stretchy tank cracks when you move. Black slingbacks, flats or short boots all work. A straight blonde wig with face-framing layers, pink blush, mascara, light brown liner and nude-pink gloss finish the face. Add a flip phone and a small black bag. For a family-friendly version, choose a full-length tank and keep the slogan mild.
3. Regina George Cutout Tank Costume
The cutout tank is a clever choice, and fans love it. Layer a white fitted tank over a bright purple or pink cami, then cut two neat circles in the front of the outer tank so the colour shows through. Cut it from a cheap cotton-jersey tank; jersey doesn't fray, so the edges roll slightly and look clean without hemming. Wear it with a black or charcoal mini, opaque tights and black ankle boots. A glossy blonde wig curled at the ends, pink makeup, defined lashes and clear gloss finish her. Silver earrings, a structured purse and a flip phone finish the outfit. The cami underneath keeps it fully covered.
4. Regina George Wednesday Pink Costume
On Wednesdays, the Plastics wear pink, and this version takes that rule literally. Wear a fitted pink sweater or cardigan with a pleated pink mini, plus knee socks or pale tights. Pink flats, loafers or low heels keep everything in colour. Mix a light and a darker pink, or the whole outfit flattens into one blob in photos. A sleek blonde blowout with ends turned under suits it. Rosy blush, mascara, neutral shadow and high-shine pink gloss keep the face polished. Carry a pink shoulder bag, a flip phone and a matching notebook. It's a strong choice for daytime events and for a group going as the whole clique.
5. Regina George Black Top Costume
This is Regina for someone who doesn't want to wear pink head to toe. A fitted black off-the-shoulder top and dark bootcut jeans are the base, with a pink belt or small pink bag to tie it back to her palette. Pointed black heels give a sleek shape; platform loafers are kinder if you're standing all night. Off-the-shoulder tops slide down, so a strip of fashion tape inside the neckline keeps it in place. Long blonde wig, clean side part, smoky brown eyes, lashes and shiny lips finish her. Silver hoops, a sparkly initial necklace and a flip phone make it Regina rather than just a night out.
6. Regina George Pink Satin Dress Costume
A pink satin slip dress makes a dressier party Regina. Pick a mini or knee length with wide straps, or wear it over a fitted white top for more coverage. Satin shows every crease and sweat mark, so I'd steam it on the day and avoid the cheapest shiny polyester, which clings to tights. A short pink cardigan, a sparkly necklace, a small bag and silver or pale pink heels add polish. Style the wig in bouncy layers with the front tucked behind one ear. Shimmery neutral lids, winged liner, rosy blush and pink gloss suit it. A scrapbook or flip phone makes the reference clear at an indoor party or birthday.
7. Regina George Bunny Costume
Regina's Halloween bunny look can be made family-friendly without losing it. Wear a strapless black jumpsuit or a fitted black top with tailored shorts, plus opaque black tights, ankle boots, white wrist cuffs and a neat white collar. Tall black bunny ears on a headband are the detail that matters. Cheap ear headbands flop forward, so I slide a length of florist wire into each ear to keep them standing. Soft glossy waves, winged liner, mascara, pink blush and berry gloss finish the face. Pin a fluffy tail firmly at the back with two safety pins, not one. A small black bag keeps your things close while you dance.
8. Regina George Lacrosse Costume
The lacrosse Regina is the version for people who'd rather wear sneakers. Wear a red, black and white jersey over a fitted long-sleeve sports top, with a pleated skort or loose athletic shorts. Knee-high sports socks and clean white trainers finish the legs. Pull the wig into a high ponytail with two smooth face-framing pieces left out. A ponytail on a wig needs a wig made for updos, or the wefts show at the nape. Keep makeup fresh with tinted moisturiser, waterproof mascara, cream blush and balm. A light plastic lacrosse stick or an empty sports bag is the prop, and a captain's armband adds attitude.
9. Regina George Spring Fling Costume
The Spring Fling look, with the back brace over a pastel pink formal dress, is funny and still pretty. Choose a knee-length or midi dress with comfortable straps. Make the brace from white foam sheets, elastic and light card, and round every corner with scissors so nothing digs into your arms. Foam sheets glued with hot glue can let go if the room gets cold, so I'd stitch the elastic straps through the foam instead. White sneakers or low silver flats are far easier than formal heels. Loose waves, rosy makeup and pink gloss, a small silver crown and a bouquet finish it. A plain removable sash finishes the dance-queen look.
10. Regina George Burn Book Costume
The scrapbook does most of the work here, so spend your time on it. Wear a fitted pink long-sleeve top, a black pleated skirt, sheer tights and black loafers or block heels. Cover a blank notebook in pink paper, paper cutouts and fake lipstick marks; leave real names and unkind messages out of it. A blonde wig with smooth layers and a slight side part suits her. Neutral lids, bold lashes, rosy blush and pink gloss finish the face. Silver hoops, an initial necklace and a small pink bag add detail. Keep the book closed and under your arm in crowds, then hold it up for photos.
11. Regina George Prom Queen Costume
A prom-queen Regina uses a pale pink formal dress, a sparkly crown and a satin sash. A knee-length fit-and-flare has a school-dance shape and lets you move. Silver block heels or glitter flats, a rhinestone necklace and a pink clutch add sparkle. Long smooth curls with volume at the crown suit it; I tease the crown lightly before the tiara goes on so it has something to grip. Champagne lids, lashes, pink blush and a glossy rose lip can be a little more glam here. Carry a small bouquet of faux pink flowers. Leave the sash plain or add removable letters. She looks like Regina at a dance without copying one scene.
12. Regina George Y2K Mall Costume
The Y2K mall Regina looks more like an outfit than a costume. A fitted pink zip-up jacket, white cami, denim mini and black knee boots are the base. Choose an opaque cami and add sheer or solid tights for more coverage. A small shoulder bag, tinted sunglasses, silver hoops and a flip phone set the era. A layered blonde wig with flipped ends and a deep side part is right, flicked out with a round brush. Frosted pink lids, mascara, rosy blush and high-shine gloss finish the face. A bright shopping bag is an optional prop; keep it logo-free. It's a good fit for a casual party.
13. Regina George Winter Coat Costume
On a cold night, Regina still needs to look like Regina under the coat. Wear a fitted pink sweater, black skirt, opaque tights and black knee boots, then top it with a white faux-fur-trimmed coat or soft cream jacket. A pink knit scarf and structured bag bring the colour back. Keep the wig smooth and straight, or tuck it under a white knit headband outdoors; wind tangles a long synthetic wig fast. Waterproof mascara, cream blush and a moisturising pink lip cope with cold air. A closed scrapbook or flip phone is your identifier. Sturdy boots make the walk easy.
14. Regina George Pink Tracksuit Costume
A pink velour-style tracksuit makes the most comfortable Regina here. Wear a fitted zip-up hoodie over a white tank with matching straight-leg pants, plus white sneakers, silver hoops, a small shoulder bag and tinted sunglasses. A high ponytail with curled ends keeps hair out of your face. Mascara, pink blush, a little highlighter and gloss look polished but relaxed. Carry a flip phone or a pink tumbler. Velour sheds and picks up lint, so a lint roller in your bag isn't a bad idea. If you can't find a matching set, two close pinks tied together with white accessories still look planned.
15. Regina George Red Graphic Top Costume
Regina doesn't have to be all pink. A fitted red graphic top with a black mini, sheer tights and pointed black boots is a bold alternative. Add a cropped black cardigan or light jacket if it's cool. A blonde wig with sleek face-framing layers keeps her recognisable, because the hair is really what people read first. Brown smoky eyes, mascara, defined brows and rosy nude gloss finish her. Silver hoops, a sparkly necklace and a small black bag add detail. Carry a pink notebook or flip phone to bring the film back in. In a group, it's useful when each person needs a different colour.
16. Regina George White Cami Costume
A crisp white cami turns into Regina when you add polished Y2K pieces. Pair a wide-strap cami with a black faux-leather skirt, a pale pink cardigan and black knee boots, plus sheer tights for coverage and comfort. Use a smooth blonde wig with a side part, soft brown lids, fluttery lashes, pink blush and clear gloss. A silver initial necklace, a small shoulder bag and a pink flip phone finish it. If you drape the cardigan on your shoulders, put fashion tape under each shoulder or it'll slide off the first time you reach for a drink. Most of this can come from a thrift store at the last minute.
17. Regina George Pink Polo Costume
The pink polo is the preppy, school-day Regina. Wear a fitted pink polo with a grey, black or pink plaid pleated skirt, white knee socks and black loafers. Opaque tights and a pink cardigan over the polo add warmth. Style blonde hair straight with flipped ends, a simple side part and one small rhinestone clip. Neutral shadow, mascara, rosy blush and pink gloss suit it. A binder, a small shoulder bag and a flip phone finish it. Nothing here is revealing, so it's the version I'd suggest for a school spirit day or a daytime party.
18. Regina George White Blazer Costume
A structured white blazer turns Regina into a grown-up fashion update. Wear it over a pink cami with a black tailored mini, opaque tights and pointed black ankle boots. Push the sleeves up a little to show a silver bracelet or watch. White blazers show makeup instantly, so dress after your foundation is set and keep a wipe in your bag. Style the wig in a sleek blowout with curled-under ends. Defined brows, neutral smoky lids, mascara, rosy blush and glossy pink lips finish the face. A small pink bag, silver hoops and a closed scrapbook complete it. It suits an office party when you'd rather not copy the film exactly.
19. Regina George Black Blazer Costume
For a sharper Regina, put a fitted black blazer over a pale pink top and matching pink pleated skirt. Sheer tights and black block pumps or loafers finish the legs. A sparkly necklace, silver hoops and a small black bag keep it polished. Long blonde hair with smooth volume and soft waves at the ends suits her. Taupe lids, winged liner, pink blush and glossy nude lips keep it grown-up. Carry a pink folder, flip phone or scrapbook. Nearly everything here goes back into your normal wardrobe in November, and the black-over-pink contrast suits most body types and ages.
20. Regina George Pink Sweater Costume
This one starts with a fitted pink V-neck sweater and white or cream straight-leg jeans. Add a black belt, pink ballet flats and a small black bag for a clean early-2000s line. On a colder evening, wear a white cami under the sweater and a cropped black jacket on top. Light jeans pick up dye from new dark bags, so carry an old or pale one. A straight blonde wig with face-framing layers, brown mascara, peach-pink blush, a bit of shimmer and gloss finish her. Silver hoops and a flip phone make the reference. It's low-key enough for a casual workplace or classroom, and the trousers keep you warm.
21. Regina George Purple Top Costume
Purple is a nice change while staying in Regina's glossy world. A fitted lavender or deep purple top goes with a dark denim mini, black tights and knee boots. Drape a pale pink cardigan over your shoulders to link back to the Plastics' colour. A smooth blowout with lightly curled ends suits it. Plum-brown lids, mascara, rosy blush and clear or pink gloss finish her. Silver earrings, a rhinestone necklace and a small black bag add sparkle, and a flip phone or scrapbook makes the link to the film. Purple, blonde and black sit well together in photos, and you won't match three other Reginas at the party.
22. Regina George Leopard Coat Costume
A faux-leopard coat makes Regina look like she runs the whole school. Wear it over a black fitted top and pink mini skirt with opaque black tights and knee boots. A small pink bag, tinted sunglasses and silver hoops add early-2000s detail. A voluminous blonde wig with a side part balances a big coat; flat hair under heavy faux fur looks lost. Softly smoky eyes, defined lashes, pink blush and nude-pink gloss finish her. Carry a flip phone or a closed scrapbook. Faux fur gets hot fast indoors, so pick a light one you can drape on a chair once you arrive. Outdoors, it's warm and photographs well.
23. Regina George Cheerleader Costume
A red, white and black cheer uniform gives Regina a sporty edge. Choose a modest sleeveless top with a pleated skirt or skort, and wear a fitted long-sleeve top under it if you like. White crew socks and supportive white sneakers keep you comfortable. Tie the wig into a high ponytail with a pink ribbon and leave two smooth strands out. Waterproof mascara, rosy blush, highlighter and pink gloss suit an active night. Carry two light pom-poms and wear a captain's armband. Skip real school logos; colour blocking says enough. Shake pom-poms out before the night, because new ones shed plastic strands everywhere.
24. Regina George Pajama Costume
A pajama Regina suits a movie night or a relaxed party. Wear a pink satin-style button pajama set with full-length trousers, fluffy pink slippers and a light cream robe. Put the wig in a loose high ponytail, or use soft foam rollers as a joke hair accessory. Mascara, rosy blush and moisturising gloss keep it simple but polished. Carry a flip phone, a fluffy sleep mask and a closed pink notebook. Small studs feel more like bedtime than big hoops. Slippers are slippery on hard floors, so I'd pick a pair with a rubber sole if you'll be walking. She still looks put-together, which is very Regina.
25. Regina George Slumber Party Costume
The slumber-party version is a more social take on pajamas. Wear a fitted pink tank, plaid pajama pants and a cropped velour hoodie, plus fuzzy slide slippers and soft white socks. Pull long blonde hair into a messy but deliberate bun with a pink scrunchie, leaving a few smooth pieces out. Messy buns on wigs need a few hidden pins into the wig cap, or the whole thing slides sideways. Light mascara, cream blush and shiny balm keep it casual. Carry a bowl of plain popcorn, a flip phone or the scrapbook, and a small overnight bag. You may own every piece already.
26. Regina George School Hallway Costume
The hallway Regina is about how she looks between classes. Wear a pale pink cardigan, a fitted white top, a black pleated skirt and polished loafers, with knee socks or opaque tights for warmth. Carry a pink binder, a small structured bag and a flip phone. Straight blonde layers with a smooth side part, groomed brows, mascara, rosy blush and gloss finish her. Silver hoops and a fine necklace add a little shine. There's no novelty piece here, so the colour, hair and attitude have to carry it. That makes it a safe, comfortable choice for a school or office party.
27. Regina George Lunch Table Costume
The cafeteria scene gives you a costume with a built-in prop. Wear a pink knit top over a white cami with a black A-line skirt, sheer tights and black loafers. Carry a reusable lunch tray or a pink lunch bag, with a shoulder purse and flip phone set on the tray for photos. Sleek layers with flipped ends, soft brown liner, mascara, pink blush and gloss finish the face. Add silver earrings and an initial necklace. A tray is awkward to carry for hours, so I'd use a light plastic one and let it double as a place to set your drink. Keep any food fake or sealed. Friends in pink make the scene clearer.
28. Regina George Modern Pink Corset Costume
A pink corset-style top gives Regina a modern update that stays modest. Wear it over a fitted white tee with high-waisted black trousers or an A-line skirt and pointed black ankle boots. A cropped pink jacket adds a layer without hiding the shape. Boned corset tops pinch when you sit, so try sitting in it for ten minutes at home before the night. Loose waves with a clean middle or side part, soft smoky eyes, defined lashes, pink blush and glossy rose lips finish her. Silver hoops, a rhinestone necklace and a small bag add polish, and a pink scrapbook makes the reference. The layers adapt easily to any age.
29. Regina George Monochrome Pink Costume
All pink can look bold if you vary the shades. Wear a fitted pink mock-neck top, a matching pleated skirt, opaque blush tights and pink block-heel pumps. Pick two or three related pinks so each piece stays visible instead of melting into the next. A structured pink bag, tinted glasses, silver earrings and a sparkly necklace finish it. A smooth blowout with curled-under ends, champagne lids, mascara, rosy contour and pink gloss complete the face. Carry a pink notebook or flip phone. It needs no DIY, and a pink trouser suit or midi skirt gives more coverage.
30. Regina George Red Formal Dress Costume
A red formal dress gives Regina a confident party look. Choose a knee-length red fit-and-flare with comfortable straps or short sleeves, plus black tights, black block heels, a small clutch and silver jewellery. Smooth curls with volume at the crown and neutral smoky eyes balance the bright dress, and a glossy red-pink lip ties it together. A silver crown or plain satin sash makes it a school dance, and the pink scrapbook links it to the film. Keep accessories simple so the dress stays the focus. If you already own a red party dress, you're nearly there.
31. Regina George Pink Skirt Set Costume
A matching pink jacket and skirt set looks refined and preppy. Wear a white fitted shell under the cropped jacket with sheer tights and black slingbacks, or swap to loafers or flats for a casual version. A smooth blonde wig with a subtle side part suits it. Neutral lids, lashes, pink blush and clear gloss keep the face bright. Silver hoops, a small black bag and an initial necklace add detail, and a flip phone or binder is the prop. Matching separates look intentional from every angle and get worn again. Check that both pieces are the same pink in daylight, since shop lighting hides small mismatches.
32. Regina George Y2K Denim Costume
Denim makes a casual Regina. Wear a fitted pink halter-style top over a white cami with bootcut jeans, a rhinestone belt, pointed black boots and a tiny pink bag. Tinted sunglasses and a flip phone set the era without needing a scene from the film. Long layers with flipped ends, frosted neutral lids, black mascara, rosy blush and pink gloss finish her. A fine silver necklace sits at the neckline. Choose dark denim that's fitted through the hips and flares just over the boot; a straight leg loses the Y2K line. It's warmer than a skirt and easier for anyone who prefers jeans.
33. Regina George Queen Bee Costume
The queen bee pun turns Regina's reputation into a costume. Wear a pink-and-black striped sweater with a black pleated skirt, opaque tights and black ankle boots. Add translucent wings, a small gold crown and a neat antenna headband. Keep the wings and antennae light; heavy antennae pull a headband forward and give you a headache by mid-evening. Long loose waves sit under the crown. Gold shimmer lids, black mascara, rosy blush and pink gloss finish her. Carry the pink scrapbook rather than anything honey-themed, so people still see Regina. A plain sash is optional. It's a fun, family-friendly pick for photos.
34. Regina George Plastics Leader Costume
This is Regina as head of the Plastics. Wear a structured pink blazer, a fitted white top and a black pleated mini, with a simple gold crown headband, sheer tights and black pointed heels. Carry a pink clipboard as if you're enforcing the group's dress rules. A sleek blowout with polished face-framing layers, brown lids, defined lashes, rosy blush and glossy pink lips finish her. Silver hoops, a sparkly necklace and a small pink bag add detail. It looks strongest in the middle of a group, but the crown and clipboard explain it on their own. Keep everything sharp and pressed.
35. Regina George Pink Leather Costume
A pink faux-leather jacket gives Regina an edgier look. Wear it over a fitted white top and a black high-waisted skirt, with opaque tights and black knee boots to balance the colour. A small black bag, silver hoops and tinted glasses add the Y2K finish. Long straight blonde hair with flipped ends and a deep side part suits her. Smoky liner, mascara, pink blush and nude-pink gloss finish the face. Carry a flip phone or scrapbook. Cheap faux leather is stiff and doesn't breathe, so look for a soft, flexible one, and take it off once you're inside.
36. Regina George Pink Cape Costume
A short pink cape makes the school wardrobe more theatrical. Wear it over a fitted white top and black A-line skirt with opaque tights and black ankle boots. A structured cape that ends at the waist keeps the proportions right; longer looks like a superhero. Style smooth waves and pin the wig away from the cape's neckline, or the clasp catches the hair every time you turn your head. Champagne lids, black mascara, rosy blush and pink gloss finish her. Silver earrings, a fine necklace and a pink bag add detail, and a closed scrapbook is the prop. It's warm, dramatic and easy to wear.
37. Regina George Gym Class Costume
The gym-class Regina is built for comfort. Wear a fitted pink tee, black athletic shorts and a white zip-up track jacket, with knee-high white sports socks and clean trainers. Tie the wig into a smooth high ponytail with a pink scrunchie and two face-framing strands. Tinted moisturiser, waterproof mascara, cream blush and pink balm stay put while you move. Carry a small gym bag, a water bottle or a foam ball. Silver studs add a little polish. Pink and black keep her recognisable even in sportswear, and it's the version I'd wear to anything outdoors.
38. Regina George Oversized Sweatshirt Costume
An oversized pink sweatshirt is the cosiest base for a last-minute Regina. Wear it with black cycling shorts or leggings, white crew socks and chunky white sneakers. A small shoulder bag and silver hoops make it look deliberate, not lazy. Pull the wig into a high ponytail, or wear it straight with a pink headband. Mascara, rosy blush and glossy balm keep it relaxed. A flip phone and a pink notebook make the reference. A white collared shirt under the sweatshirt, with the collar pulled out, makes it more preppy. It suits a college event or a house party, and it's quick.
39. Regina George Last-Minute Costume
If you've only got an hour, this is the one. Put together a pink top, black skirt, black shoes and any small shoulder bag you own. Wear a blonde wig if you have one, or blow-dry your own hair smooth with a pale pink headband. Mascara, rosy blush and shiny pink gloss are all the makeup you need. Wrap an old notebook in pink craft paper and add a few removable shapes for the scrapbook. Silver hoops and an old-looking phone case add the Y2K touch. Wear tights and loafers if you'll be walking. Each piece is simple, but together the colours, hair, gloss and prop make it Regina.
40. Regina George Deluxe Glam Costume
The deluxe Regina is for a costume contest or a big night. Wear a structured pink mini or midi dress under a white faux-fur-trimmed coat, with sheer tights, silver block heels, a rhinestone necklace, sparkly earrings and a glossy pink bag. Style the wig in a full blowout with smooth volume and big curled ends; a wig with that much volume needs setting with rollers the night before. Champagne shimmer, defined lashes, glowing pink blush and glossy rose lips finish her. Carry the scrapbook, a flip phone and a light silver crown for photos. Wear one or two statement pieces at a time, not all of them, so the look stays polished.
Dressing the Whole Plastics Group
Regina is clearest when she's standing next to Gretchen, Karen and Cady. A group doesn't need matching outfits, just a shared rule. The easiest one is pink for everyone, with Regina in the strongest shade and the most polished hair. Gretchen can wear her hair big and curly with a gold or silver necklace, Karen can go sweeter and softer, and Cady can be the slightly less styled one in a plainer outfit. If anyone in the group isn't blonde, that's fine: hair colour matters most for Regina, and less for the others.
Making the Scrapbook Prop at Home
The scrapbook turns up in half of these looks, and a good one takes about an hour. Use a hardback notebook, because a soft cover bends after an evening under your arm.
- Cover the front and spine in pink craft paper or self-adhesive pink vinyl, folding the edges inside the cover like a schoolbook.
- Write the title on the front in a bold marker or with cut paper letters. Spray glue holds paper letters flatter than a glue stick.
- Add cutout shapes, stickers and a few fake lipstick prints made by blotting your own lipstick on scrap paper and sticking it on.
- Leave the inside blank or fill it with harmless jokes. Never use real names, even as a laugh.
- Seal the cover with clear packing tape if it might rain or get a drink spilled on it.
Get the Hair, the Pink and the Prop Right
Regina works best when she's recognisable and still comfortable enough to wear all night. Pink layers, a black skirt, blonde hair, glossy makeup and a playful prop are the formula, but there's plenty of room to make it yours. The cardigan, the lacrosse kit, the modest bunny and the red formal dress all read as her. Tights, flats, sneakers, longer skirts and extra layers make any version warmer or more modest without losing the character. Most pieces will come from your closet, a thrift store or a bit of craft paper. Get the hair, the pink and the prop right, and people will know who you are.
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