Madison Beer gives costume makers a wide wardrobe to borrow from: pop-star glamour, vintage femininity, coquette bows and relaxed streetwear. Her music videos, stage outfits, red carpets and off-duty days each supply a different kind of costume, from cheer uniforms and corseted tour dresses to space-age minis, romantic gowns and a sweatsuit you could put together tonight. Most of them come together from closet pieces, thrift finds and a few accessories. What ties every one of them to her is the same short list: long brunette waves, glowing skin, a glossy lip and a toy microphone. Add a prop from a specific song when you want fans to place the look on sight.
Her Hair Does Half the Work
Almost every look below leans on the same hair: long, glossy brunette waves with lift at the roots. If your hair is shorter, lighter or very straight, that's where I'd put the effort before buying any dress.
Getting there without dye
A long brunette synthetic wig in a soft wave is the simplest answer. Pick one labeled heat-resistant if you want to restyle it, and keep the curling iron on a low setting, because ordinary synthetic fiber frizzes or melts under a hot iron. Most budget wigs come out of the bag far too shiny. A light dusting of dry shampoo or translucent powder worked through with your fingers takes the plastic gleam down. Clip-in extensions are the other route if your own hair is already dark.
Waves that last until midnight
Curls set on warm hair drop within an hour on most heads. Curl in larger sections and let each one cool, pinned in a loop or held in your palm, before you touch it. Once they're all cold, rake through gently with your fingers rather than a brush. A mist of flexible hairspray before curling, not only after, helps fine hair hold. For crown lift, tease a little at the root underneath the top layer and smooth that layer over it.
1. Make You Mine Cheerleader Costume
The “Make You Mine” cheerleader is the look most people know, so it's where I'd start. A fitted black-and-white cheer uniform with a sleeveless shell top and pleated skirt is the base, and iron-on varsity letters nod to the song without copying an official uniform. Press the letters through a cloth; many cheer shells are polyester, and direct heat leaves a shiny scorch mark. White crew socks and clean white sneakers keep it comfortable for a long party. Style dark brown waves with two small front sections pulled back, and go for glowing skin, softly smoked eyes and a glossy nude lip. Black-and-white pom-poms or a light megaphone, plus a heart pendant, finish this fan-made version.
2. Make You Mine Plaid Skirt Costume
For a quieter nod to the same video, the preppy “Make You Mine” outfit is a fitted heather-gray top with a plaid miniskirt in black, gray or muted red. A simple white belt breaks up the dark colors, and fitted shorts underneath mean you can sit, dance and take stairs without thinking about it. Black loafers with white crew socks keep the school feel; white sneakers make it more casual. Hair stays long and softly curled, with brown liner, feathered brows, bronzed cheeks and a shiny pink-nude lip for her usual soft glam. Silver hoops and a small heart necklace go on last. A notebook covered in music notes helps other fans catch the high-school reference.
3. 15 Minutes Office Costume
“15 Minutes” has a tense, polished office mood, and the costume version is mostly tailoring. Layer a fitted black blazer over a white button-front shirt or structured bodysuit, then add tailored black shorts or a knee-length pencil skirt. Sheer black tights and pointed ankle boots look sleek; choose a block heel if you'll be standing. A smooth blowout or a slightly undone ponytail suits it, with smoky taupe shadow, winged liner and a neutral gloss. The prop is what makes it read as her rather than just a nice office outfit. A big watch worn over the cuff, or an oversized toy clock, points straight at the countdown theme in photos.
4. Home To Another One Polka Dot Costume
The polka-dot look from “Home to Another One” is a sweet 1960s costume and one of the easiest to thrift. Find a fitted black-and-white polka-dot minidress with a high neckline, short sleeves or a modest halter, then add sheer tights and low block-heel pumps or pointed flats. The hair matters more than the dress here: a smooth brunette half-up style with flipped ends and real height at the crown. I tease the crown section at the root, smooth the top layer over it and pin it, and that holds far longer than curls alone. Clean winged liner, peach blush and a pale pink lip, plus pearl earrings, white gloves and a small structured bag, finish it. Vintage headphones or a little silver radio point to the video's space-program setting.
5. Home To Another One Space Girl Costume
The futuristic side of the same video makes a brighter costume. Build it around a silver mock-neck minidress or a metallic long-sleeve romper, with opaque white tights and low-heeled white knee-high boots. A wide silver belt gives the structured 1960s shape. Metallic fabric shows every crease and can melt under an iron, so hang it in a steamy bathroom the night before instead. Style long brown hair with smooth volume and turned-under ends, held back by a padded white headband. Pearly highlighter, silver shadow, graphic liner and glossy neutral lips handle the face. A light silver helmet, retro headphones or a cardboard control panel painted with colored buttons is the prop; skip anything with real electronics you'd have to carry all night.
6. Reckless Storybook Dress Costume
The fairytale scenes in “Reckless” turn into a romantic costume built around a powder-blue or muted teal midi dress. Look for puff sleeves, a fitted waist and a soft, flowing skirt. Cream tights and lace-up ankle boots or Mary Janes keep it storybook rather than prom. Loose curls with a velvet bow or tiny floral clips near the crown, glowing skin, rosy cheeks and a soft berry lip suit the mood. For the prop, an aged envelope tied with ribbon references the letter in the song, and soaking a plain envelope in cold tea and letting it dry gives that old look in an afternoon. A cropped cape adds warmth. Aim for whimsical and slightly surreal; if it starts to look like a princess gown, take something away.
7. Reckless Bonnet And Vest Costume
The car-scene styling from “Reckless” gives a more unusual vintage costume. A fitted brocade or floral vest over a cream puff-sleeve blouse, a coordinating A-line miniskirt, opaque tights and low lace-up boots make the outfit. The bonnet defines it, so fit it before anything else. It should sit back on the head with the ribbon ties holding it, not slide forward over your eyes. Wear long brunette curls underneath, with subtle taupe shadow, pink blush and a glossy rose lip. A ribbon-tied letter or a painted cardboard steering wheel works for photos, and a small structured bag holds your phone and keys. The vest, short skirt and bonnet together set this well apart from the flowing blue dress.
8. BOYSHIT White Corset Costume
For the best-known “BOYSHIT” outfit, a white underbust corset goes over a pale cream or white ruffled minidress with short puff sleeves. Lace the corset snug, not tight. You should be able to slide a flat hand under the top edge, and if you can't, you won't be eating anything all night. Add fitted shorts under a short skirt, then white ruffled ankle socks with beige pumps, low block heels or ballet flats. Dark brown hair gets big 1960s volume and soft face-framing waves. Pearl drops, matte winged liner, peachy blush and a glossy nude-pink lip finish her. A retro telephone or a speech-bubble prop with a crossed-out conversation symbol makes a playful clue in this fan-made version.
9. BOYSHIT Vintage Ruffle Costume
A vintage ruffle dress is the one-piece route to the same video. Thrift for a cream, pale yellow, dusty pink or floral 1970s-style minidress with long sleeves and layered ruffles. The video itself leans on vintage clothing, so a secondhand shop is the right place to look, and the result beats any packaged set. Define the waist with a narrow belt and add sheer neutral tights with suede platforms or stable block-heel boots. High-volume brushed curls under a wide fabric headband give the era. Smoky brown shadow, fluttery lashes, apricot blush and caramel-pink gloss keep the face retro, and pearl earrings with a vintage pendant are enough jewelry. An old-fashioned telephone receiver or a miniature record player is the prop.
10. BOYSHIT Trench Coat Costume
The vintage outerwear moment from “BOYSHIT” is the one I'd send you out in on a cold night. Start with a short neutral dress, or a fitted cream top and brown A-line skirt, and layer a tan plaid-lined trench over it. Leave it partly open and turn back the cuffs so the plaid lining shows; that check is half of what makes it read. Sheer tights, knee-high brown boots, oversized rectangular sunglasses and pearl earrings come next. Brush the waves out for bounce and height at the crown. Soft matte makeup, sharp black liner, rosy cheeks and a nude lip suit it. A vintage handbag and a small record sleeve make the prop, and you stay warm without hiding the retro pop-star theme.
11. Baby Black Pleather Costume
The “Baby” era is the bolder one: a fitted black faux-leather minidress over sheer tights, or a structured faux-leather top with a matching A-line skirt. Faux leather doesn't breathe, so in a hot, crowded room you'll run warm; a thin cotton layer underneath helps if the lining feels plasticky. Ankle boots with a stable heel and silver hoops go with it. The hair is a high, sleek ponytail with two soft strands left out at the front. Makeup can go stronger than her everyday look, with smoked black liner, bronze shadow and sculpted cheeks, plus a little red shadow under the lower lashes as a nod to the video. A silver toy microphone or a foam-board clapperboard is the prop, and a cropped black jacket adds cover.
12. Spinnin Tour Gray Babydoll Costume
Her gray corseted tour dress makes a distinctive stage costume. Look for a strapless gray babydoll with a structured bodice, a lace-up front and a bubble or ruffled hem, and layer a fitted mesh top underneath if strapless isn't for you. Strapless bodices creep down as you move, so a strip of silicone gripper tape inside the top edge earns its place. Shimmering nude tights, scrunched white knee socks and silver ballet flats or low white boots finish the legs. Wear long brunette hair in polished waves, with bronzed cheeks, feathered brows, soft brown liner and glossy mauve lips. Several small silver earrings and a white toy microphone are all it needs. A small white fabric rosette pinned at the hem picks up the contrast between the gray corset and the softer details.
13. Spinnin Tour Brown Dress And Hat Costume
The brown tour look is the earthy variation: a fitted brown corset dress with a short ruffled skirt, sheer brown or neutral tights, slouchy knee-high boots and a textured wide-brim hat. If strapless feels impractical, wear it over a fitted cream mesh top or choose a corset dress with real straps. Keep the waves loose under the hat. A wide brim crushes volume at the crown, so I curl only the lengths and leave the top smooth. Warm brown shadow, a soft wing, peach blush and caramel-nude gloss suit the palette, with gold hoops and a fine pendant. A toy microphone or a handmade concert-pass lanyard is the prop. Head-to-toe brown sets it apart from her gray, white and pastel stage costumes.
14. White Fur Trim Stage Costume
This is the bright stage version: a snow-white strapless corset minidress trimmed in fluffy faux fur at the neckline and hem. Faux fur sheds, especially along cut edges, so give the trim a good shake outdoors and a pass with a lint roller before you dress. Nude tights and white knee-high heeled boots, or flat go-go boots for walking, go below. Tie a white satin bow around a sleek high ponytail and keep the rest of the hair smooth. Pearl earrings, a delicate bracelet and a toy microphone are the accessories, with luminous skin, champagne shimmer and glossy pink lips. Removable fashion tape keeps the neckline in place. Even if nobody at the party knows the exact reference, it still reads as a pop-star costume.
15. Grammys Mermaid Gown Costume
Her 2025 Grammys appearance inspires a mermaid costume without a literal tail. Choose a pale nude, silver or seafoam corset gown with a fitted bodice and flared hem; a layered tulle skirt creates the mermaid shape while letting you walk normally. A true mermaid cut shortens your stride a lot, so practice stairs at home before you leave. Silver platform sandals stay hidden under the hem, with crystal drop earrings and a shimmering clutch. Long waves with a deep center part, pearly highlighter, cool taupe shadow, wispy lashes, rosy-nude lipstick and a touch of silver at the inner corners finish it. A shell-shaped purse takes the place of a prop. The visible corsetry and translucent layers are what make it hers.
16. Pink Lace Up VMA Costume
For her pink lace-up red-carpet dress, look for a blush satin minidress with a fitted bodice and contrasting black ribbon lacing, plus secure straps and a hem you're comfortable in. Fitted shorts underneath help. Sheer nude tights and black pointed pumps, Mary Janes or ankle boots go below. Smooth, voluminous waves with a center part, small silver jewelry, glowing skin and glossy pink lips keep the focus on the lacing. If you can't find a lace-up dress, make one: hand-stitch small fabric loops down each side of the bodice of a plain pink dress and thread black ribbon through them. A dab of clear nail polish on the ribbon ends stops them fraying. A red-carpet pass or toy microphone is the clue.
17. Pink Angel Performance Costume
The pink angel look takes its cue from her appearance at the 2025 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, in a version you can wear anywhere. A dusty pink corset top over a fitted satin camisole, a matching embellished skater skirt, opaque blush tights and pale pink knee-high boots make the base. The wings need the most thought. Keep them compact and light on soft elastic straps, because big wings catch on doorways and other people in a crowd. Long loose waves with a small satin bow at the back, sparkling pink shadow and a glossy rose lip suit it. Rhinestones, tiny bows and feather trim can go on with fabric glue; let it cure overnight before wearing. A pastel toy microphone is the prop.
18. Locket Tour Pink Corset Costume
The 2026 Locket Tour look is a pastel pink corset dress with a fitted bodice and short ruffled skirt. Choose wider straps, or wear a matching fitted top underneath, if you want more support. Pale pink tights, white knee socks and platform Mary Janes finish it; a flat platform sole is far easier to walk in than a heel of the same height. Glossy waves with a pink ribbon near the crown, luminous skin, rosy blush, pearly inner-corner shimmer and a pink-nude lip match her newer palette. The heart-shaped locket is what ties it to the album, so don't leave it off, and a white toy microphone goes in hand. Small fabric bows or rhinestones around the neckline add stage detail.
19. Locket Baby Blue Gown Costume
A baby blue gown gives a formal take on the Locket era. Look for a corseted maxi dress with a structured bustier, a small front bow and a flowing satin skirt. For a party, I'd pick a tea-length version, which shows the shoes and keeps the hem off a sticky floor. Silver kitten heels, crystal earrings and a tiny heart-shaped clutch go with it. A smooth high ponytail or long polished waves both suit the neckline. Cool-toned shimmer on the lids, soft pink blush, delicate liner and a pale pink gloss keep it light. The silver locket is the centerpiece, with a small white microphone for photos. Pale satin marks easily, so carry blotting papers and keep loose powder well away from the bodice.
20. Black Leather Coat Costume
For a moodier outfit that stays family-friendly, her 2026 cover styling comes down to a long black faux-leather coat. Wear it over a fitted black mock-neck top with a knee-length A-line skirt or tailored trousers, opaque tights with the skirt, and square-toe ankle boots. The hair should look wind-swept, not set, so I'd rough-dry it and twist a few sections loosely instead of curling them. Radiant skin, smudged brown liner, groomed brows, muted rose blush and a satin lip suit the darker mood. Stack silver rings and carry a small black notebook or the heart locket. Keep the coat open enough to show what's underneath. It's warm, and it comes almost entirely from everyday pieces.
21. White Corset And Maxi Skirt Costume
A white corset with a flowing skirt makes a dreamy costume drawn from her ethereal editorial styling. Start with a supportive white bustier over a fitted white camisole, then a high-waisted floor-length chiffon or satin skirt. Wear platform heels and hem the skirt to clear them, because a floor-length skirt over flat soles gets stepped on all night. Relaxed waves with a center part and a few pearl clips, champagne highlighter, subtle brown liner and clear gloss keep the face soft. Delicate silver rings, a heart pendant and a white artificial flower or small locket-shaped purse finish it. Every piece is a separate you can wear again.
22. Stage Corset And Miniskirt Costume
Corsets and short skirts come up again and again in her performance styling, so this is the adaptable last-minute version. Pair a satin corset top in black, burgundy or charcoal with a matching high-waisted miniskirt, then sheer tights, ribbed knee socks and platform boots. A fitted mesh top under the corset adds coverage. Loose, shiny curls and bronzed makeup with a brown wing and glossy mauve lips suit it, and pearl earrings with a slim pendant are enough. A toy microphone and a handmade backstage pass make the reference clear. The appeal is that each piece adjusts on its own for fit, coverage and weather.
23. Studio Sweatsuit And Trench Costume
Not every Madison costume needs a dress. Her comfort-first studio look is an oversized cream hoodie and matching joggers under a long tan trench, with clean white sneakers, a small neutral crossbody and over-ear studio headphones. The matching color is what stops it looking like ordinary loungewear; a gray hoodie with cream joggers just looks like a lazy Sunday. Wear the hair in a loose bun with soft front pieces, or leave it naturally wavy. Tinted moisturizer, brushed brows, mascara, peach blush and clear gloss keep the face fresh. A notebook or lightweight microphone is the prop. It's the warmest costume on this list and the easiest one for walking.
24. Gingham Dress And Loafers Costume
Her everyday feminine wardrobe gives you a sweet gingham costume. Choose a fitted black-and-white or brown-and-cream gingham midi dress with a defined waist and softly flared skirt. White ankle socks and polished black loafers, or low Mary Jane heels, finish the legs, and a cropped cardigan handles a cool night. Style a bouncy blowout with a velvet headband, soft brown liner, warm blush and glossy pink lips, plus pearl studs and a structured mini bag. The heart locket and a small toy microphone tucked in the bag are what connect a pretty gingham dress to her music. It's the one to pick if you'd rather wear a celebrity outfit than recreate a music video.
25. Gray Bustier And Mini Skirt Costume
The coordinated gray look is a structured charcoal bustier with a matching high-waisted miniskirt. For coverage, a fitted gray long-sleeve top under the bustier and opaque black tights under the skirt work without changing the shape. Tall black combat boots, a compact black shoulder bag and stacked gold bracelets give it edge. Sleek, loose waves with a center part, softly bronzed skin, brown smoky liner and a glossy nude lip keep the face polished, with a rectangular watch and small hoops. Combat boots are heavy over a long night, so break new ones in around the house first. A toy microphone or event-pass lanyard makes it a clear celebrity costume, and the boots give it a sharper street mood than her corset dresses.
26. Black Sequin Mini Dress Costume
A black sequin minidress is the low-effort glam option. Look for a sweetheart neckline, a fitted waist and supportive straps. Check the inside before you buy: cheap sequin dresses are often unlined at the underarm, and the stitched edges scratch until they leave red marks. Sheer black tights and pointed ankle boots or low heels go below. Cascading curls with lift at the crown, champagne shimmer, thin black liner, full lashes and glossy nude lips suit the sparkle. Silver hoops and a crystal bracelet are plenty. A silver toy microphone or a small black clutch shaped like a record is the prop. If sequins bother your skin, a velvet dress with scattered rhinestones gives similar shine.
27. Black And White Column Gown Costume
For an old-Hollywood take, wear a floor-length white column gown with black bustier detailing or a contrasting black neckline. Keep the hem manageable and pair it with black kitten heels or platform sandals. A sleek, straight high ponytail shows off the clean neckline. Keep accessories refined: pearl or crystal earrings, a slim bracelet and a small black clutch, with precise winged liner, soft contour and a glossy beige-pink lip. I'd hold the toy microphone only for photos so the line of the gown stays clean. White shows every mark, so put the gown on after your makeup, with a scarf over your face as it goes over your head. No two-tone gown? A cropped black corset over a plain white maxi dress gets you there for a formal party.
28. Black Lace Slip Dress Costume
Her soft-glam wardrobe often mixes satin, lace and delicate shoes. A black satin midi slip dress with white or cream lace trim captures it, with a fitted black tee or mesh long-sleeve underneath if you want coverage. Sheer tights and black kitten heels, flats or pointed ankle boots go with it. Twist the hair into a loose updo and leave curled strands around the face. Radiant skin, taupe shadow, softly smudged liner and a glossy mauve lip suit the mood. Medium hoops, a tiny shoulder bag and a heart locket finish it, with a microphone keychain or concert pass as a subtle clue. Satin slips cling on dry autumn nights; a little lotion on your legs before the tights calms the static. You'll get plenty of wear from this dress after Halloween.
29. Madison Beer Sailor Costume
Her 2025 Halloween look is a navy maritime minidress with a white sailor collar, striped trim and a pleated or gently flared skirt. Opaque white tights or knee socks and comfortable white ankle boots finish it. The captain-style hat is what people read first, so it has to stay put; I cross two bobby pins through the inner band into the hair at each side. Polished waves under the hat, luminous skin, defined lashes, rosy cheeks and glossy pink lips keep it fresh. A small white handbag or a rope-knot prop is enough. Gold buttons and a red neck scarf add contrast. Worn solo it's a neat pop-star tribute, and it stretches to a couple or group if others wear simple nautical outfits.
30. Madison Beer Nurse Ratched Costume
Her 2020 Nurse Ratched costume is a polished vintage option. Start with a structured pale mint or light blue nurse-style midi dress with short sleeves, a fitted waist and a modest neckline, then add a matching fabric belt, white tights and low white pumps or lace-up shoes. The hair is a smooth 1940s roll or a neat low bun under a small matching cap. For the roll, I back-comb a section at the nape, roll it under around a slim hair padding and pin along the seam. Keep the makeup stylized, not scary: matte skin, precise brows, rosy cheeks and a classic red lip. A clipboard or vintage-style case with nothing realistic inside, plus a simple name badge, finishes it. Everything should look neat and controlled, because that is the character.
Corsets and Bustiers You Can Wear for Hours
A lot of these costumes rest on a corset or bustier, and the difference between a fun night and a miserable one is mostly fit.
- Most costume corsets are fashion pieces with plastic boning. They shape but don't cinch much, so buy the size that fastens comfortably, not one you plan to lace down into.
- Sit down in it at home. If the lower edge digs into your hips or the top cuts in when you sit, go up a size or wear a longer camisole underneath.
- A thin fitted mesh or cotton top underneath stops rubbing at the underarms, adds coverage and can go in the wash when the corset can't.
- For strapless pieces, silicone gripper tape along the inside top edge and a little double-sided fashion tape at center front keep the line in place.
Soft Glam That Holds Up Past Midnight
Her makeup is glowing rather than heavy, which makes it easy to wear and also easy to lose by the end of a party.
Start with a light hydrating base, use cream blush, and set only the center of the face with a fine powder so the cheekbones still glow. Gloss is the part that disappears fastest. Line and fill the lips with a pencil close to your natural lip color first, and the shape stays even when the shine wears off; keep the gloss in a pocket for touch-ups. If you're trying red shadow, glitter or graphic liner you haven't worn before, patch-test it on the inside of your wrist a day ahead. At the end of the night, melt everything off with an oil cleanser rather than scrubbing.
One Locket, One Microphone, Any Outfit
Every outfit here can become a Madison Beer costume, because the same few details carry her through all of them: long brunette waves, glowing skin, a glossy lip, a heart locket and a toy microphone. Her videos give you the cheer uniform, the space-age minis, the vintage corsets and the fairytale dresses. The stage and red carpet add pastel gowns and sparkle, and the studio sweatsuit is there when comfort wins. Wherever a look is short or strapless, add fitted shorts, a mesh layer or silicone grip tape, and pick shoes you can stand in for hours. That's what keeps a tribute looking polished at midnight, not just in the first photo.
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