The little green aliens from Pizza Planet come down to a handful of details: green skin, three eyes, pointed ears, one antenna and a blue space suit with a purple collar. Get those right and people know exactly who you are, which makes them one of the friendliest characters to dress a whole group as. Below you'll find 40 versions for adults, kids, couples and families, from closet costumes put together in an evening to more finished, cosplay-style builds. Most start with blue clothing, purple accents, green gloves or sleeves and a handmade three-eye headband. Felt, foam and painted craft balls keep the eyes and antenna light, and I'd add comfortable shoes and one space prop rather than anything heavy.
Building a Three-Eye Headband That Stays Level
Nearly every costume below uses the same headpiece, so it's worth making a good one. The common failure is weight: three eyes and an antenna perched on the front of a thin headband tip forward onto your brow within an hour. Here's how I build one that stays put.
- Start with a wide plastic headband, at least two fingers across, and wrap it in green felt or fleece. The fabric grips your hair and hides the plastic.
- For eyes, use lightweight polystyrene craft balls or ping-pong balls. Both are already round and weigh almost nothing. Paint a black pupil on each with a small white dot for the highlight, and let the paint dry fully.
- Glue each eye to a small felt base, then glue or stitch the base to the top of the band, directly over it rather than in front. The center eye sits slightly higher than the two side eyes.
- Make the antenna from a short length of floral wire wrapped in green pipe cleaner, with a small ball on the tip. Pipe cleaner alone sags; the wire keeps it upright. Bend the cut end into a loop so nothing sharp touches your head.
- Cut the pointed ears from craft foam and fix them at the sides of the band, just above your own ears.
Wear it for half an hour at home before the night. If it slides, add a comb glued to the underside or pin it into your hair with two bobby pins.
1. Classic Toy Story Alien Costume
For the classic version, I start with a royal blue jumpsuit or a matching long-sleeve shirt and pants. A wide purple foam collar and a felt planet patch on the chest come next, then a green balaclava or fitted hood so your head matches the green gloves and face paint. The three-eye headband with one curved antenna is the part people look for first. A dark blue belt at the waist is the detail most homemade versions miss, and it makes the suit look like a uniform. Smooth green makeup, a small smile, pointed foam ears and blue sneakers finish it, with a light silver cardboard rocket for photos.
2. Easy Toy Story Alien Costume With Hoodie
When you need something tonight, build it around a bright green hoodie. Wear the hood up and attach three felt eyes, pointed ears and a pipe-cleaner antenna straight to it, so there's no headband to slip. Layer the hoodie under blue overalls or a sleeveless blue romper and add a purple felt collar at the neckline, with a planet badge on the chest. If full face paint feels like too much, green around the eyes and cheeks is enough with the hood framing your face. Green gloves, blue high-tops, purple socks and a small silver bucket decorated as a rocket finish it.
3. Toy Story Alien Dress Costume
A blue skater dress is easy to move and dance in, and the shape suits the aliens' round, toy-like proportions. Choose a knee-length dress and add a purple ribbon belt or a structured purple collar, then a space emblem on the bodice held with removable fabric tape. Green tights and gloves carry the alien color down the arms and legs. I tuck hair into a green wig cap so nothing but green shows around the three-eye headband, ears and antenna. Soft green makeup, rosy cheeks, blue Mary Janes or ballet flats and a little saucer-shaped crossbody bag finish it.
4. Toy Story Alien Tutu Costume
Blue and purple tulle make a fun tutu version. Pair a royal blue leotard or fitted tee with a full blue tutu that has a thin purple layer underneath, then add green leggings, green gloves and a purple foam collar with a planet badge. Hair goes in a smooth bun under a green cap, or under a short lime wig. The headpiece needs three large eyes, two pointed ears and one springy antenna; a spring or coiled wire gives it that toy wobble when you walk. Light green makeup, blue glitter sneakers and a silver star wand or foam rocket keep it family-friendly.
5. Toy Story Alien Onesie Costume
On a cold night, a soft blue onesie is the coziest base there is. Stitch or tape on a purple collar and a felt planet emblem, and add green cuffs at the wrists and ankles, or green gloves and socks if you don't want to alter the onesie. A green fleece hood holds three padded fabric eyes, ears and a soft antenna. Green cream makeup on the cheeks and nose is lighter than a full face of paint, and a little white around the eyes gives that wide cartoon stare. Blue slippers or cushioned sneakers and a plush rocket finish it.
6. Toy Story Alien Costume With Overalls
Blue overalls give the alien a casual, handmade look that suits school or community events. Wear them over a green long-sleeve shirt with a purple felt collar tucked under the straps, and a space patch on the bib. Short hair can take temporary green spray, but it rubs off on hoods and pillowcases, so longer hair is better tucked under a green beanie. Decorate the beanie with three foam eyes, pointed ears and a pipe-cleaner antenna with a pom-pom tip. Light green makeup, green gloves, blue canvas sneakers and a small cardboard control panel full of buttons and stars finish it.
7. Toy Story Alien Costume With Blue Jumpsuit
A structured blue utility jumpsuit gives a cleaner, more cosplay-style finish. Add a broad purple collar, a fabric planet patch and green panels at the cuffs. Wear a fitted green hood under a headband with three carefully painted foam eyes, ears at the sides and a flexible antenna in the center. For the face, I blend green across all visible skin, then define the brows and smile with a darker green liner, and touch white around the eyes so the expression shows up in photos. Blue lace-up boots or work-style sneakers match the uniform, and a cardboard wrist communicator with stick-on buttons adds a final detail.
8. Glam Toy Story Alien Costume
Sequins and polished makeup turn the alien into a party look. Choose a fitted blue jumpsuit with subtle sequins or metallic thread, then add a sculpted purple collar and a glittering planet badge. A smooth lime-green bob wig is a neat base for a crystal-trimmed three-eye headband and glitter antenna. Blend green over the face with lavender shadow, winged liner and glossy lips. Sequined fabric scratches the inside of the arms when you dance, so I'd pick a jumpsuit with a soft lining. Keep the ears small, wear green gloves and pointed blue ankle boots, and carry a silver spaceship mini bag.
9. Cute Toy Story Alien Costume
Soft shapes make this cute version easy for parties and parades. Start with a loose blue pinafore dress over a green long-sleeve top, then add a rounded purple collar and a bright felt planet emblem. Green tights and blue sneakers with purple laces go on the legs. Two low buns sprayed green look sweet, though a short green wig is quicker. Top it with a padded headband featuring three smiling eyes, tiny ears and a fuzzy antenna. I'd keep makeup gentle here: green, pink cheeks and a small curved smile, no dramatic contour. A plush silver star or miniature stuffed rocket is all you need to carry.
10. Women’s Toy Story Alien Costume
A tailored blue romper is a comfortable, flattering base for a women's version. Layer it over an opaque green bodysuit so the arms and legs already match the character, then add a purple statement collar and a removable chest patch. A green bob wig sits neatly under the three-eye headband, ears and curved antenna. Blend green face makeup with lavender shadow, mascara and soft pink lipstick. Your shoes depend on how long you'll be standing: platform sneakers for a long night, low block-heel boots for a short one. A metallic belt bag styled as a little control panel keeps your phone close.
11. Men’s Toy Story Alien Costume
A roomy blue coverall over a green thermal shirt makes a comfortable men's version. Cut a broad purple collar from flexible craft foam and fix a planet emblem to the chest. A fitted green hood and green gloves cover most of the skin, so you need much less face paint, which is welcome if you don't usually wear makeup. Attach three light eyes, ears and a soft antenna to the hood, and use green paint around the eyes and mouth with a simple black smile line. Blue athletic shoes or work boots with removable blue covers keep it practical. A foam control panel or silver tool case gives your hands something to do.
12. Kids Toy Story Alien Costume
For kids, comfort and seeing clearly come before anything else. Use a blue sweatshirt and joggers as the base, then attach a purple felt collar and a planet patch with snaps or Velcro so they come off for the wash. Add a green hood or beanie with three fabric eyes, small ears and a short antenna that won't catch on doorways. Green mittens and socks carry the color, so a little green on the cheeks and nose is enough paint. I'd always patch-test face paint on a child's inner arm the day before. Supportive blue sneakers, a silver rocket treat bucket and reflective star stickers for visibility finish it.
13. Toddler Toy Story Alien Costume
For a toddler, every piece has to be soft, bendy and easy to pull off. Begin with a blue cotton romper or sweatshirt set and a flat purple felt collar, with a fabric space patch that has no beads or loose bits. Build the alien face on a green fleece hat: sewn fabric eyes, padded ears and a short soft antenna. Skip full-face makeup; a dab of washable green on the cheeks is plenty. Green mittens and nonslip blue sneakers keep her warm and steady. The hat should sit back from the brow, because a toddler who can't see well will just pull the whole thing off. A plush rocket or star-shaped bag is the prop.
14. Baby Toy Story Alien Costume
A soft blue footed romper turns a baby into the cutest alien in the room. Add a light purple fabric collar and a flat felt planet that can't scratch, then a green cotton cap with three embroidered eyes, two padded ears and a short fabric antenna. I'd embroider or stitch everything on a baby hat, since glued pieces can come loose and end up in a mouth. No makeup at all; the hat and green mittens do the job. Soft green socks or blue crib shoes go on if the romper has no feet. Keep it breathable, and pick a romper with snaps for quick diaper changes.
15. Plus Size Toy Story Alien Costume
A plus-size version comes down to choosing a base that fits you well first: a blue wrap dress, a relaxed jumpsuit, or a tunic over leggings. Then add a wide purple collar that lies flat across the shoulders and a planet patch sized to the chest, not a tiny one that gets lost. Green tights or sleeves and soft gloves carry the color. A shoulder-length green wig frames the face nicely under a light three-eye headband, ears and antenna. Green makeup with softly defined eyes and pink blush, wide-fit blue ankle boots or supportive sneakers and a silver crossbody rocket bag keep your hands free.
16. Maternity Toy Story Alien Costume
A stretchy royal blue dress makes a comfortable maternity version. Choose a soft empire-waist or T-shirt dress and put a removable space emblem above the bump, which is where the eye goes in photos anyway. A flexible purple collar at the neckline, plus green maternity leggings, sleeves and gloves, adds warmth as well as color. I'd use a green beanie with three padded eyes, ears and a short antenna instead of a heavy headband, which can press on the temples over a long evening. Light green makeup on the cheeks and nose, cushioned blue slip-ons and a small foam rocket sign finish it.
17. DIY Toy Story Alien Costume
A homemade alien can look great with thrift-store clothes and basic craft supplies. Combine a blue long-sleeve shirt and pants, then sew or glue a purple felt collar around the neckline and cut a chest emblem from red, white, blue and yellow felt. Cover a plain cap in green fabric and add three foam-ball eyes, pointed ears and a pipe-cleaner antenna. Paint the whole face green or just the cheeks and forehead if you want easier removal. Old sneakers covered in removable blue fabric and a cereal box wrapped in silver, with bottle-cap buttons, make a control panel. Keep every piece light, because you'll be wearing it for hours.
18. Last Minute Toy Story Alien Costume
Short on time? Raid the closet. A blue tee and jeans or joggers go over a green long-sleeve top, and a purple bandanna tied loosely at the neck reads as the collar. Pin on a paper planet. Cut three eyes from white card, draw the pupils and tape them to a green baseball cap, with paper ears tucked beside it and a pipe-cleaner antenna on top. Washable green makeup on the cheeks, nose and forehead plus green gloves and blue sneakers finish the job. A foil-covered bowl makes a funny rocket prop; a colander works too, but check it for sharp edges first.
19. No Sew Toy Story Alien Costume
Fabric tape and adhesive felt make a no-sew alien surprisingly simple. Start with blue scrubs or a matching sweatshirt and pants. Cut a purple felt collar and fix it at the neckline with removable fashion tape, then build the planet badge from layered sticky-back felt. A green beanie decorated with self-adhesive foam eyes, felt ears and a pipe-cleaner antenna sits on top. Sticky-back felt holds better on cotton than on fleece, so press it hard and give it a few minutes before you move. Light green makeup with pink blush, green gloves, blue slip-ons and a foil-covered cardboard wrist cuff finish it.
20. Budget Toy Story Alien Costume
Thrifted separates make a budget alien that still looks right. Look for a blue sweatshirt, blue pants and cheap green gloves. Purple poster board becomes the collar and colored paper forms the planet emblem. Use a green knit hat as the base and attach three paper-cup eyes, cardboard ears and a yarn-wrapped antenna. Paper-cup eyes are my favorite budget trick, since they're already round and weigh nothing. Washable green face paint or green eyeshadow on the forehead and cheeks works, and your own blue running shoes do the rest. A shoebox wrapped in silver paper with drawn-on controls is the prop. Reinforce the paper with clear tape so it survives the evening.
21. Toy Story Alien Pajama Costume
A blue pajama set makes a relaxed alien for indoor parties or an easy trick-or-treat. Choose opaque button-front pajamas or a sweatshirt and lounge pants, and add a removable purple collar and felt planet patch. Green socks, gloves and a soft hood with padded eyes, ears and a fabric antenna complete the character. Keep the makeup to green cheeks, a tiny smile and a little lavender shadow. Slippers are fine indoors, but switch to blue sneakers outside, since slipper soles soak through on damp pavement. A plush moon pillow or soft rocket toy is the prop, and the pajamas go back to being pajamas afterward.
22. Toy Story Alien Hoodie Dress Costume
A blue hoodie dress keeps you warm and does double duty, because the hood replaces both the wig and the headband. Layer it over green leggings and stitch a wide purple felt collar around the hood opening. Attach a planet emblem with hook-and-loop tape. The hood holds three padded eyes, two ears and a soft curved antenna; I put the eyes slightly forward of the hood seam so they show from the front. Light green makeup with rosy cheeks and defined lashes, green gloves, blue combat boots or high-tops with purple laces and a silver belt bag finish it.
23. Toy Story Alien Skirt Costume
A royal blue pleated skirt gives the alien a preppy shape. Pair it with a fitted green turtleneck and a cropped blue vest carrying the planet emblem, with a structured purple collar over the turtleneck, wide enough to show. Green tights and blue loafers or lace-up sneakers go on the legs. A high ponytail sprayed temporarily green sits behind a headband with three foam eyes, ears and a springy antenna. Blend green over the forehead, cheeks and jaw, and add pink blush and a smile. A silver mini backpack with stars and buttons is the prop. Keep the skirt at a school-friendly length if that's where you're wearing it.
24. Toy Story Alien Leggings Costume
For an active event, green performance leggings and a long blue athletic tunic make a costume you can actually run in. Add purple trim at the neckline and a flexible space emblem on the front, with green arm sleeves and fingerless gloves. Hair goes under a fitted green cap with three light mesh eyes, ears and a short antenna. Sweat lifts face paint fast, so I'd use a sweat-resistant formula on the cheeks and forehead only and skip full coverage. Supportive blue running shoes, purple socks and a silver hydration belt or waist pack hold keys and essentials during a fun run or festival.
25. Toy Story Alien Sweatshirt Costume
Cold weather calls for warm, familiar pieces. Wear an oversized royal blue sweatshirt and joggers with a purple felt collar laid over the crew neck and an adhesive planet badge on the chest. A green turtleneck underneath gives you green skin at the neck, and green gloves cover the hands. A green fleece hat with three fabric eyes, ears and a stuffed antenna keeps your head warm. Use green face makeup sparingly on the cheeks and nose. Blue snow boots or insulated sneakers, and a silver thermos in a decorated foam holder as rocket fuel, make it practical as well as funny.
26. Toy Story Alien Costume With Cape
A short metallic cape gives the alien a superhero twist. Start with a blue jumpsuit, green sleeves and a wide purple collar with a planet badge, then attach a silver or iridescent cape at the shoulders. Metallic cape fabric frays and crackles, so I'd hem it with fabric glue or buy one ready-made, and keep it short enough not to drag. A sleek green wig or fitted hood goes under the three-eye headpiece. Green makeup, lavender shadow and bright cheek highlights polish the face. Blue knee-high boots or sneakers with blue boot toppers, plus a soft foam star or mini shield, keep it crowd-friendly.
27. Toy Story Alien Costume With Silver Skirt
A silver skirt adds a futuristic touch without hiding the character colors. Pair a knee-length silver A-line skirt with a fitted blue top and a structured purple collar, and place the planet emblem high on the bodice where it won't get lost against the shine. Green tights, green gloves and blue ankle boots connect top and bottom. A short green wig sits under a headband with three large eyes, small pointed ears and a glitter antenna. Smooth green makeup with silver inner-corner highlights and soft pink lips finish the face. A round blue handbag decorated like a spacecraft window is the prop, and the skirt catches the light well in photos.
28. Toy Story Alien Costume With Purple Pants
Purple pants are a fun way to change up the palette while keeping it obviously the same character. Wear wide-leg purple trousers with a blue tunic, a planet patch and a matching purple collar, with a green long-sleeve layer and gloves underneath. Hair goes into a green turban-style cap; position the three foam eyes across the forehead and the ears at the sides. Keep the antenna short, because a tall one bends over and starts to look like a question mark. Green makeup, black liner and rosy cheeks give the friendly expression, and blue platform sneakers balance the wide trousers. A silver clutch styled as a control panel finishes it.
29. Toy Story Alien Costume With Green Bodysuit
A full green bodysuit gives you a smooth base for a more detailed build, and it saves you buying gloves and tights. Layer blue shorts and a sleeveless blue tunic over it, then add the purple collar and planet badge. A matching green hood topped with three sculpted foam eyes, ears and a curved antenna completes the head. Paint any visible face green, defining the smile and adding white around the eyes. Choose a bodysuit that's opaque and breathable; thin cheap ones go see-through when stretched and get very warm at a party. Blue athletic boots and a foam steering wheel or silver control board finish it.
30. Toy Story Alien Costume With Face Paint
Here the makeup is the star, so keep the outfit plain: a blue jumpsuit, purple collar, chest emblem, green gloves and blue sneakers. Patch-test the green cosmetic paint on your inner arm a day ahead, then cover the face evenly and shade the temples with a slightly deeper green. Keep your own two eyes as they are and add a light artificial third eye above the brows, which looks far better than trying to paint one flat on the forehead. I set cream paint with a translucent powder so it doesn't transfer onto the collar. Pointed ears, a small antenna, pink cheeks and a curved smile finish the face, with hair under a smooth green cap.
31. Toy Story Alien Costume With Three Eye Headband
A well-made headband can carry the whole costume on its own. Wear a blue romper or top and pants with a purple collar and planet emblem. Cover a wide headband in green felt and attach three light foam eyes across the top, with black pupils, white highlights, pointed ears and a short pipe-cleaner antenna. The eyes need to sit right over the band, not in front of it, or the weight drags the headband forward onto your brow. A low bun or short green wig, green makeup with pink blush, green gloves and blue sneakers finish the look, and a silver star bag leaves the headpiece as the focus.
32. Toy Story Alien Costume With Light Up Details
Small battery lights make the alien stand out at evening events. Start with a blue jumpsuit, purple collar, green gloves and a felt planet emblem. Run cool LED wire around the collar or chest patch and hide the battery pack in a pocket. Three glowing eyes on a green headband, plus ears and a soft antenna, light up the head. Keep every light out of your own line of sight. I tape the wire down every few centimetres with fabric tape on the inside, because loose loops snag on everything. Green makeup with silver highlights, blue sneakers with reflective laces and a silver panel with battery buttons finish it. Use only cool, enclosed lights, and keep cords away from the neck and feet.
33. Toy Story Alien Costume With Bubble Skirt
A rounded blue bubble skirt echoes the aliens' squishy toy shape. Pair it with a green long-sleeve bodysuit and a fitted blue top, plus a broad purple collar and felt planet emblem. Green tights and blue Mary Janes keep the cartoon palette. Hair goes under a green cap with three padded eyes, ears and a soft antenna. Smooth green makeup with pink blush and lavender shadow finishes the face. A clear round handbag filled with silver paper stars looks like a spaceship window. Bubble skirts ride up when you sit, so check the length in a chair before you go; it should cover you comfortably there, not just standing.
34. Toy Story Alien Costume With Blue Scrubs
Blue scrubs make a practical base for a work-friendly alien. Wear a plain scrub top and pants over a green long-sleeve undershirt, and add a removable purple felt collar and planet emblem so the uniform can return to normal afterward. A green surgical-style cap holds three light fabric eyes, ears and a short antenna. Minimal green makeup on the forehead, cheeks and nose keeps it neat. Green costume gloves and supportive blue work sneakers suit a long shift. I'd check your workplace's rules on gloves and headwear before you plan this one. A silver badge reel or foam tablet styled as a control screen is the final touch.
35. Toy Story Alien Couple Costume
For a couple, I like matching the character but changing the silhouette. One partner wears a blue jumpsuit and the other a blue dress or overalls, and both get purple collars, space emblems, green gloves and matching three-eye headpieces. Green wigs or caps, pointed ears, antennas and green face paint carry through on both. Blue sneakers keep the feet consistent, with different purple laces or socks for a bit of personality. One of you carries a silver rocket sign and the other a cardboard control panel. Mix the paint for both faces from the same pot so you're the same green.
36. Toy Story Alien Trio Costume
Three of them is the number from the films, which makes a trio especially fun for friends or siblings. Dress everyone in blue jumpsuits, or mix blue dresses, overalls and jogger sets. Identical purple collars and planet emblems tie the group together. Everyone wears green gloves, green face paint, pointed ears and a three-eye headpiece. Blue sneakers for all, with a different purple accessory each, such as a belt or laces. Together, carry three silver cardboard panels that join into one big control board for photos. I write each name inside the headpieces, because three identical headbands get mixed up within minutes while getting ready.
37. Toy Story Alien Group Costume
A big group makes a whole squeaky army of three-eyed aliens. Ask everyone to wear royal blue in whatever shape suits them: jumpsuits, dresses, hoodies or overalls. Standardize the purple collars, planet patches, green gloves and blue shoes, and give each person a green wig or cap with three eyes, ears and an antenna. Use the same shade of green face paint across the group, because different brands of green can look completely different side by side. Hand out different silver props, such as panels, stars and little rockets. I make the collars and badges assembly-line style, one person cutting, one gluing, which is much faster than each person making their own.
38. Toy Story Alien Family Costume
A family version can stretch from grandparents to babies without losing the theme. Give everyone a comfortable blue base for their age: jumpsuits, dresses, sweat sets or rompers, plus soft purple collars and flat planet emblems. Adults can wear green face paint, while young children and babies wear green hats with sewn-on eyes, ears and antennas instead. Older members get green gloves and blue sneakers; babies wear soft socks or crib shoes. A silver wagon decorated as a friendly spaceship pulls it all together. Keep the decorations clear of handles, wheels and seat belts so the wagon still works safely.
39. Toy Story Alien And Claw Couple Costume
The aliens worship the claw, so a claw-and-alien couple costume is a great joke. The alien wears a blue jumpsuit, purple collar, planet badge, green hood, three-eye headband, ears, green makeup and blue sneakers. The claw wears a silver shirt and pants with a light foam claw arch rising above the shoulders, silver face accents, a metallic cap and gray sneakers. A small sign reading The Claw, held at waist level, ties the two together. I'd build the claw from craft foam rather than card, since foam bends when someone bumps into it. Keep it rounded and narrow enough to fit through doors.
40. Toy Story Alien In Claw Machine Costume
The claw machine is the most ambitious build here, so give yourself a weekend. Wear the full alien underneath: blue jumpsuit, purple collar, planet emblem, green gloves, three-eye hood, ears, antenna, green makeup and blue shoes. Build a light rectangular frame from foam board with clear plastic sheets and open sides for air, then hang a soft silver claw above your head on flexible supports fixed to shoulder straps. Foam buttons near the waist and plush shapes around the lower frame finish the machine. Before you commit, wear the frame around the house; if you can't see your feet or get through a door, trim it down.
One Shade of Green for the Whole Squad
The aliens only work as a group when they look like they came out of the same toy box. In practice the hardest part is the green. Green fabric, gloves, wigs and face paint from different shops can range from a yellowish lime to a deep kelly, and side by side they look like different characters.
- Pick one shade early, a bright lime-leaning green, and share a photo of it so everyone buys to match.
- Buy all the gloves together if you can, and the face paint from one brand. Swatch it on the back of a hand next to the fabric before the night.
- The purple collars are easiest made in one batch from the same sheet of foam or felt, so the color is identical.
- Add the dark blue belt to every costume. It's a small piece, and it makes a mixed set of blue clothing look like one uniform.
Stopping Green Makeup Reaching the Collar
Green cream paint transfers onto anything it touches, and a purple collar shows it straight away. I apply the paint in thin layers with a damp sponge, then press translucent setting powder over it and let it sit before getting dressed. Paint the face before you put the collar and hood on, not after. To take it off, use an oil-based cleanser or cleansing balm first, then wash with soap and water; scrubbing with soap alone mostly smears the green around.
The Headband Does Most of the Talking
Every version here rests on the same short list: a blue suit, a purple collar, green skin, pointed ears, three eyes and an antenna. Everything else, from a hoodie in ten minutes to a full claw machine, is about your time, your crafting skill and where you're going. My advice is to make the headband first and well, because it's what people read from across the room, and then keep everything below it light and comfortable. Thrifted blue clothes, felt patches and foam eyes get you most of the way. Groups can share one green and one collar shape while each person picks the cut that suits them.
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