DIY Costume Items
- Brown Feather Fascinator See on Amazon
- Short Curly Blonde Wig See on Amazon
- Gold Floral Jacquard Tea Dress See on Amazon
- Gold 3/4-Sleeve Satin Bolero See on Amazon
- Gold Floral Waist Belt See on Amazon
- Brown Faux-Fur Shoulder Wrap See on Amazon
- Rhinestone Black Cat-Eye Glasses See on Amazon
- Gold Ankle-Strap Kitten-Heel Pumps See on Amazon
Try Amazon Prime free for 30 days.Explore PrimeEligible customers only. Paid membership follows unless canceled. Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.How to Dress Like Mrs. Peacock
Mrs. Peacock is one of the suspects in Clue (1985), and her dinner look centers on a warm gold-and-peach floral gown. A brown feathered headpiece, rhinestone cat-eye glasses and oversized fur wrap frame the tea-length silhouette. Start with a gold floral jacquard tea dress and layer the separate open-front bolero over it for visible three-quarter sleeves. The square neckline stays visible, so this is a practical layered interpretation of the movie gown’s soft drape. A gold floral waist belt, curly blonde wig and gold ankle-strap heels complete the look. The first-course dinner scene also leaves Mrs. Peacock’s hands bare, so gloves are not needed here. For a larger movie-night group, browse the Clue costume guides, then pair Mrs. Peacock with a Wadsworth costume guide and a Mrs. White costume guide.
Mrs. Peacock Cosplay Ideas
Build Mrs. Peacock’s Clue (1985) dinner look around the Gold Floral Jacquard Tea Dress. Its warm gold floral pattern and tea-length A-line skirt give you the gown’s most recognizable shape. The dress has a sleeveless square neckline, unlike the softly draped bust of the movie gown, so this is a layered approximation rather than an exact replica. Wear the separate Gold 3/4-Sleeve Satin Bolero over the dress and leave it open; settle the shoulder seams in place so the sleeves sit naturally. Fasten the Gold Floral Waist Belt at your natural waist to echo the original gold belt. Place the Brown Faux-Fur Shoulder Wrap across your shoulders, then add the Short Curly Blonde Wig and set the Brown Feather Fascinator over it, with its mesh lifted back from your eyes. Finish with Rhinestone Black Cat-Eye Glasses and the Gold Ankle-Strap Kitten-Heel Pumps. The screen shoes have small rosettes, while these practical low heels supply the gold strap shape. For the selected dinner scene, keep your hands bare and skip gloves, clutches and weapons. If you already have small gold fabric rosettes, pin one at the bust and another at the left hip as optional finishing details; the brocade, feathers and fur carry the costume without them.
Mrs. Peacock Halloween Costume FAQs
A few quick tips for getting Mrs. Peacock’s Clue dinner outfit ready.
Wear the separate gold 3/4-sleeve bolero over the sleeveless tea dress, leaving it open. That gives you the layered sleeve look while keeping the dress neckline visible.
No, the selected dress has a square neckline, while the movie gown has a softly draped neckline. The bolero adds the practical sleeve layer, but the neckline remains an approximation.
Put the short curly blonde wig on first, then position the brown feather fascinator over it. Cat-eye glasses help frame the face and make the headpiece pop.
Gold ankle-strap kitten heels finish the look and echo the movie’s gold strap shoes. The selected shoes do not have the screen shoes’ small rosettes.
Keep your hands bare for the dinner scene. The clean look needs no gloves, clutch or weapon, and the fur wrap already brings plenty of drama.
About Mrs. Peacock
Mrs. Peacock is one of the suspects in the 1985 film Clue. Her dinner outfit brings together warm gold, peach and orange floral brocade, a softly draped neckline, matching waist detail and gold strap shoes. A brown feathered headpiece, short blonde curls, rhinestone cat-eye glasses and a large fur wrap complete its memorable silhouette. The gown’s pale draping and floral rosettes add texture at the bust and hip, while the feathered hat gives the character a nod to the peahen in her name. For an accessible costume, a gold floral tea dress and separate open bolero suggest the gown’s shape, and a belt, shoulder wrap and accessories recreate its bold profile. The layered version keeps a square neckline rather than the original draped bust. Mrs. Peacock’s hands are bare during the dinner scene, so bare hands fit this chosen moment.
