26 DIY Witch Costumes That Are Wickedly Cute for All Ages

If pop culture has taught us anything, it's that witches don't have to wear dark frumpy clothes! Pair a witch hat with a cute vibrant dress and some pom-pom earrings. You get bonus points for posing in front of a colorful wall or doorway!

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You can DIY this cute headband in just a few easy steps! It's subtle enough to wear to work or school—just throw on a cute black dress to match.

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Can a witch even fly without her cape? The kids' will love how colorful and comfy this witch cape is, and they may want to wear it for the rest of the year!

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Some witches are ordinary girls just trying to learn how to use their powers! This Kiki's Delivery Service couples costume pays homage to the beloved Studio Ghibli movie. To dress as the young witch, grab a navy blue dress, a big red bow, a messenger bag, and a broom. A black cat is also a plus!

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Gingham looks cute on witches of all ages. Pair this outfit with a classic black hat and your little witches are guaranteed to be adorable.

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This DIY witch costume is the best of both worlds—cute and spooky! Tuck a few long pink feathers into the hat for an extra fun flair.

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The number one item you need to dress up as a witch is a pointed black witch hat. Luckily, this blogger has easy instructions for making felt witch hats of any size!

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In order to re-create the famous Wicked Witch of the West's look, there's one thing that you absolutely need: green face paint! If you'd rather keep your hands paint-free, you could always opt for green gloves.

Throw it back this Halloween by dressing up as one of the original TV witches—Endora from Bewitched. While you'll have to perfect her blue eyelids and sharp black eyeliner, the rest of her outfit consists of a long lavender dress with a sheer green shawl.

Everything about this colorful witch costume screams Halloween! You can craft the entire outfit without having to sew a thing. You'll need to buy the hat, striped tights, and broom, which you can find at your nearest Halloween store.

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If you're planning to go as Elphaba, your best friend can dress up as Glinda—or vice versa! You'll need a dramatic blue gown, crown, and scepter to master Glinda's look from Wicked.

Were you hooked on WandaVision this year? The Halloween episode offers a perfect opportunity for your own Wanda Maximoff costume. It's also a tribute to the original Scarlet Witch character in the comics.

When you think witch, you have to think of Hermione Granger. To imitate the clever character, you can buy a Hogwarts uniform online, or you can piece one together on your own.

Of all the Sanderson sisters to dress up as, Winifred is best for anyone looking to stand out this Halloween. With her signature red hair, purple and green robes, and red lipstick, you'll certainly make a statement.

Dressing up as the Sanderson sisters from Hocus Pocus is a classic costume, but this spell book idea is totally original! Re-create the famous movie prop with this step-by-step guide.

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Whether you grew up on Sabrina the Teenage Witch or enjoy the new series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, there's no doubt that dressing up as Sabrina Spellman will be a winning costume. Your teen might want to go as the latest iteration of the character, who is easily recognizable with a red coat and black headband.

Any '90s kid will be familiar with the Halloweentown franchise! Marnie's entire look is iconically witchy, from the velvet hat to her long, flowing dress. Major bonus: You'll be comfortable all night long.

Your little one will want to wear this adorable outfit all day. Use tons of black, orange, and purple tulle for the skirt and ribbon and felt for the hat. Too cute!

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In American Horror Story: Coven, Angela Bassett plays Marie Laveau, who is actually based on a real-life person. Although not really a witch, she was a renowned Louisiana Creole practitioner of Voodoo as well as an herbalist and midwife.

Also known as Jadis, the White Witch is a perfectly wicked witch to dress up as this Halloween. You'll don an elegant white dress and fur jacket, ensuring that you're warm all night long!

For a deviation from the typical witch, try this woodlands look. Pick up a flowing boho-style dress, silver jewelry, and antlers, and you have a mesmerizing costume.

Get ready for the ultimate last-minute witch costume: Fiona Goode from American Horror Story: Coven. If you have a black shirt and skirt in your closet already, you'll just need gloves and an umbrella!

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For another all-black variation on a witch costume, go for this look. Wear a black hat and black lacy dress, and accessorize with a choker and fingerless gloves.