What You’ll Need
Spiked Gold Halo Headband
Dark Brown Lipstick
Gold Hoop Earrings
Layered Gold Chain Necklaces
Black Rhinestone Corset Top
Flared Gold Metallic Skirt
High Waisted Black Bikini Bottoms
Black Sheer Mesh Top
Spiked Gold Shoulder Puffs
Silver Iron-On Studded Trim
Black Ribbon Arm Wraps
Microphone
Black Fishnet Tights
Black Chunky Heel Booties
Catherine of Aragon opens SIX with an outfit designed like a Tudor queen headlining a stadium concert tour. The visual silhouette pairs heavy royal architectural shapes—high peaked shoulders, structured corsetry, and halo headwear—with dance-ready separates in black and metallic gold.
Recreating this outfit relies on strategic layering rather than finding a single pre-made garment. A sheer base, an embellished bodice, and a stiff metallic skirt form the core silhouette, while gold hardware and Tudor-inspired trim tie the pieces together.
Corset and Sleeve Layering
Start with a long-sleeve black sheer mesh top as your base layer. This provides sleeve coverage without adding unnecessary bulk or heat, and it gives you a stable surface to secure your shoulder accents.
Layer a black rhinestone corset top directly over the mesh base. In the stage production, Aragon’s bodice features heavy geometric studding across the ribs and neckline. If your corset has plain panels or gaps between rhinestone clusters, apply silver iron-on studded trim along the vertical boning channels to mimic the quilted metalwork of the stage costume.
The shoulder silhouette is one of the most distinctive elements of the entire look. Attach spiked gold shoulder puffs at the shoulder seams of the mesh top or directly onto the corset straps with heavy-duty safety pins or quick hand stitches. For the forearms, crisscross black ribbon arm wraps from just below the elbow down to the wrist, securing the ends beneath a snug cuff or tying them off on the inside of the arm.
The Gold Skirt and Legwear
The skirt needs to hold an exaggerated, flared A-line shape rather than draping softly. A flared gold metallic skirt in a foil or faux-leather finish provides the bright reflective contrast against the black bodice. Because the skirt is cut short for high-energy choreography, wear high-waisted black bikini bottoms underneath for full coverage and a clean waistband line.
Pair the skirt with classic black fishnet tights. Standard medium-weave fishnets match the concert aesthetic and hold up well against friction from stage movements or walking convention floors.
Halo Headpiece and Jewelry
Aragon’s headpiece references the traditional Spanish gable hood worn by the historical queen, reinterpreted as a modern sunburst crown. A spiked gold halo headband worn upright across the crown of the head establishes that silhouette instantly. Position the headband slightly back from your hairline, using bobby pins crossed over the band behind your ears to keep it from shifting forward.
Keep the rest of the jewelry bold and strictly gold. Medium-to-large gold hoop earrings frame the face without tangling in high collars or shoulder spikes, while layered gold chain necklaces fill the open neckline between the corset cups and collarbone.
Footwear and Handheld Prop
Footwear should balance stage presence with stability. Black chunky heel booties give you height and ground the silhouette with thick soles, while offering far more ankle support than stilettos for long hours of wear.
Carry a standard handheld vocal microphone to complete the pop-concert premise. If you want to mirror the production closely, wrap gold metallic tape around the handle or leave it sleek black to match the base layers.
Aragon’s stage makeup leans into warm, defined 90s-inspired glam. A rich dark brown lipstick with neutral or slightly warm undertones complements the gold jewelry and gives the lips strong definition under bright lighting.
