How to Make Voodoo Queen's Costume

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1Corset TopGet a corset top in dark red color to wear.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
2LeggingsFind a pair of plain black leggings to match the corset.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
3Victorian Long CoatTop the corset with a Victorian styled coat in black color.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
4High Heel BootsPair up the outfit with black high heel boots.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
5Dreadlock WigRecreate the Voodoo queen's hairstyle with a medium length dreadlock wig.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
6Top HatWear a black top hat over your wig.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
7Half Face MaskGet a half face mask with the day of dead style.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
8Leather BraceletsWear black leather bracelets on both hands.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
9Bead BraceletsAlso, wear bead bracelets in brown color on both hands.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
10Bone NecklaceGet a white bone necklace to wear.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
11Bone PropAttach these bones to the skinny black belt with hot glue.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
12Serpent necklaceAnother necklace you can add.πŸ›’ Check on Etsy
13Snake PropWrap a snake prop on one of your arm.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
14Voodoo StaffDon't forget to carry a Voodoo staff as well.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon
15Full CostumeDon't have time to gather all the stuff? Get this full costume here.πŸ›’ Check on Amazon

This is article, we will shine away from accuracy and go for dramatic look. Voodoo queen wears a red corset topped with a Victorian long coat, black leggings, high heel boots, a dreadlock wig, a top hat, a day of the dead half-face mask, leather and bead bracelets, a bone necklace and belt, and a dark fabric also as a belt. Carry a staff and snake as props.

About Voodoo Queen

Although Voodoo is often portrayed as witchcraft or black magic, it actually is a religion. The most well known Voodoo came from southern American, and it is known as Louisiana Voodoo, which evolved and developed from the traditions of African diaspora. In New Orleans, the woman who is famous for this is Marie Laveau, she was even called a voodoo queen.