Baba Yaga Costume for Halloween
How to Make Baba Yaga’s Costume
Do you want to recreate this look for Halloween? Checkout our item list down below.
| # | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Medieval Tunic | Get a plain black medieval styled tunic to wear. |
| 2 | Maxi Dress | Top your tunic with a long and sleeveless maxi dress. |
| 3 | Russian Styled Headscarf | Cover your head with a Slavic headscarf. |
| 4 | Skull Necklace | Wear a skull necklace as a accessory. |
| 5 | Chicken Feet Shoes | Get chicken feet shoes to wear. |
| 6 | Witch Prosthetic Facepiece | Turn into a witch using prosthetic face feature. |
| 7 | Long Gray Wig | Recreate an old hag’s hairdo with a fizzy gray wig. |
| 8 | Long Nail Extension | Use nail extension to give you a long witch’s nails. |
| 9 | Broom | Are you a witch? Make it show by carry a broom. |
| 10 | Small Skeleton | Show your evilness by carrying a skeleton. |
| 11 | Mask | A Scary looking mask |
Baba Yaga’s style is a classic combination of Eastern Europe attire and a scary witch. She wears a black medieval tunic topped with a long maxi dress, a head scarf in Russian style, a skull necklace, and chicken feet shoes. Don’t forget to carry a broom and skeleton as props. To make yourself a witch-like creature, wear a long gray wig, a witch nose, and long nail extensions.
About Baba Yaga
Baba Yaga is a famous fairy tale character in East-Slavic folklore, which can be heard in a place such as Russia. Baba Yaga is told to be a supernatural being, similar to a witch to the western’s understanding.
It’s told that she’s roaming around the darkest part of the jungle in her moving hut with chicken legs. Baba Yaga is often portrayed as a deformed old hag with a long nose and white hair.
