
What You’ll Need

Purple Witch Hat

Fuschia Rose Pink Wavy Wig

Gold Moon Stud Earrings

Blue Halter Neck Sleeveless Dress

Purple Flare Skirt

Wide Purple Belt

Purple Boots

Blue and Gold Striped Thigh Socks

Royal Blue Fingerless Glove Sleeves

Crooked Wooden Witch’s Wand

Yellow Iron-On Star Patches
Stella’s visual design pairs an energetic palette of rich purples, royal blues, and bright magenta with storybook witch motifs. Her silhouette balances a tall pointed hat and flared skirts against fitted arm sleeves and bold striped thigh socks, giving her a playful animated presence.
Assembling this outfit is largely an exercise in layering complementary separates. Because her core garments rely on standard cuts like a halter neckline and a flared circle skirt, you can build the entire base cleanly without heavy patterning work, focusing your attention instead on placement details like star appliques and prop handling.
The Dress, Skirt, and Belt Layering
Stella’s outfit relies on two contrasting blocks of color: a royal blue bodice and a flared purple hem. Pairing a sleeveless blue halter neck dress with a separate purple flare skirt allows you to achieve her tiered two-tone appearance without hunting for an exact one-piece dress. Slipping the purple skirt over the blue dress keeps the hemlines balanced while allowing full mobility.
To secure the transition between the blue bodice and purple skirt, cinch the waistline with a wide purple belt. A broad elastic or faux-leather cincher hides the waistband of the skirt, establishing the snug midsection that defines her cartoon silhouette.
Stella’s skirt and hat feature bright yellow five-point stars. Applying yellow iron-on star patches is the neatest way to recreate these emblems. If applying them onto synthetic stretch fabrics, test your iron’s heat on an inconspicuous spot first, or anchor the edges with fabric adhesive or a brief hand stitch to stop the points from lifting during movement.
Wig, Hat, and Jewelry
Her vibrant magenta hair frames the entire costume. A long fuchsia rose pink wavy wig provides the necessary volume and texture to remain visible beneath the broad hat brim. Since wide-brimmed headwear tends to nudge synthetic fiber out of place, anchor your wig cap with crossed bobby pins before setting anything on your head.
For the headwear, use a structured purple witch hat with a wide brim and a pointed crown. If the tip slumps or creases out of the package, stuffing the cone with a small handful of polyester fiberfill or tissue paper helps maintain an upright shape throughout a long day.
Her jewelry stays minimal with gold moon stud earrings. Because the hat brim and hair already frame the face closely, simple metallic crescent studs add the right thematic accent without tangling in synthetic strands.
Sleeves, Socks, and Footwear
On her arms, Stella wears royal blue fingerless glove sleeves that stretch past the elbows. Choosing arm warmers made from a flexible spandex or knit blend provides a snug fit that stays elevated along your forearms while keeping your fingers free to handle props or use a phone.
Below the hemline, blue and gold striped thigh socks deliver her signature color contrast. Thigh-high stockings have a tendency to roll down on bare legs during extended walking, so applying a dab of roll-on body adhesive or fashion tape along the inner band will prevent them from sagging.
Anchor the lower half with purple mid-calf or ankle boots. A low chunky heel or flat boot keeps your feet comfortable over concrete convention floors while preserving the sturdy, whimsical shape of her original footwear.
Carrying the Wand
Stella carries a crooked wooden witch’s wand styled like an organic, gnarled tree branch. A lightweight cast resin or carved wooden piece fits the aesthetic cleanly while remaining well within convention prop guidelines. When you want your hands free, tucking the wand through the wide waist belt gives you a secure resting spot without needing an extra holster.

