You Only Need 5 Items To Make A Super Easy DIY Captain Marvel Halloween Costume

1. A Blue Jumpsuit

Jokhoo Bodycon Jumpsuit ($19)

Many superhero costumes start with this one simple piece — a blue long-sleeve jumpsuit that’s stretchy enough for you to wear while kicking butt all over the universe. This romper-style suit comes in sizes small to extra large and serves as the base piece upon which you’ll build your DIY Captain Marvel Halloween costume. And it costs less than $20, which makes it a score.

2. Red Boots

Ninasill Boots ($12)

For the most part, Captain Marvel dresses in patriotic shades of red and blue with gold accents. Like many other superheroes, her choice of footwear is a classic red boot with a flat bottom. But, let’s face it, boots are expensive. This pair of long red boots is an exception, and though there’s no guarantee they’ll hold up throughout a cold, snowy winter (but, hey, anything’s possible), they will add the flair you need for this costume without breaking the bank.

3. Superhero Red Gloves

Largemouth Superhero Costume Gloves ($15)

Be careful when shopping for superhero red gloves for Captain Marvel. All too many pairs of red gloves are elegant, long, and resemble something you’d wear to the opera. These tough PVC red gloves are exactly what is needed — they’ll help your Captain Marvel character kick butt.

4. A Wide Red Belt

Grace Karin Cinch Belt ($4-11)

So, technically, Captain Marvel is wearing a red holster where she keeps her weapons. But if you’re trying to save money this Halloween, a wide red belt like this one, which resembles a holster, is cheaper than an actual costume holster.

5. An Eight-Point Star

My Simple Products Eight Point Star ($6)

The eight-pointed star appears in a slew of spiritual traditions in both Muslim and Chinese texts. It’s meant to symbolize all of life, from birth to death, and is Captain Marvel’s most identifiable emblem — and one she always wears.

For this reason, your DIY Captain Marvel Halloween costume will require one small, actual DIY skill: sewing this eight-point star onto the center top of your blue jumpsuit. We promise it’s an easy procedure (and if you don’t own a sewing kit, your local tailor will likely be able to do this for a few dollars).