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Hexed Costume Ideas & Cosplay Guides

Red lace, teal tights and a touch of magic—or a perfectly coordinated plum suit. Build your Hexed costume with Billie and Alice Doe’s clothing guides, hairstyle tips and handmade details.

2 Costume GuidesSchool & Witch LooksMother & Daughter
Billie Doe casting magic in her burgundy cloak

Choose Your Hexed Character

Start with one of the two published guides. Each includes the clothing, footwear and accessories that bring the character together.

2 costume guides

A Hexed Mother-and-Daughter Costume

Billie and Alice are the natural pairing: two distinct outfits tied together by their magical family adventure.

2 People · Mother & Daughter

Billie & Alice Doe

Pair Billie’s red lace, teal tights and burgundy boots with Alice’s coordinated plum skirt suit. Keep Billie’s braid loose at the front and Alice’s hair in a tall bun—their contrasting styling makes the family duo recognizable. Billie can wear either her school blazer or witch cloak.

Details That Make It Hexed

Choose the main clothes first, then add the hair, ribbon and accessories that distinguish the characters.

Choose Billie’s Outer Layer

For the school look, wear an open charcoal blazer and a decorated purple backpack. For the witch look, switch to a long burgundy hooded cloak, leaving the blouse, red lace and teal tights visible. Both options are covered in Billie’s guide.

Make the Small Details Count

Tie lavender ribbon bows at Billie’s boots, cross two purple clips beside the fringe and bring a front braid over one shoulder. Keep the red lace neckwear loose enough to show its texture against the pale blouse.

Personalize the Backpack

Use a plain purple bag as the base. Add a crescent moon and stars to the front pocket, then sew or glue on fabric scraps and small botanical shapes. Removable decorations let you reuse the bag after the costume.

Finish Alice’s Hair and Tailoring

Wear the plum blazer and pencil skirt together over a black scoop-neck top. Build a high bun, add bangs and leave two face-framing strands loose. Tiny silver heart earrings and dark pointed shoes complete the polished look.

Hexed Costume Questions

Practical answers for choosing an outfit and planning a two-person costume.

Which Hexed characters have costume guides?

The current guides cover Billie Doe and her mother, Alice Doe. Billie’s guide includes school and witch outfit options; Alice’s focuses on her plum skirt suit.

What makes Billie’s costume recognizable?

The strongest combination is burgundy hair, red lace neckwear, a pale blouse, a black pleated skirt and teal tights. Crossed purple clips, lavender boot bows and a studded cuff add the smaller details.

Do I need a cloak for Billie?

Only for the witch version. Her school option uses a charcoal blazer and purple backpack. Choose one outer layer and keep the shared blouse, skirt and accessories visible.

Can I put together Alice’s costume from my closet?

Start with a plum blazer and matching pencil skirt, then add a black top, sheer brown tights and dark pointed shoes. If your suit is a different shade or texture, use the high bun, bangs and heart earrings to reinforce the character.

Does Hexed work as a two-person costume?

Yes. Billie and Alice are a mother-and-daughter pair, with Billie’s layered, studded clothes contrasting with Alice’s tailored suit. The costumes also work for friends who want to portray the two characters.

Pick Billie’s school or witch look, or start with Alice’s plum suit. Finish the clothes and hair first, then add the smaller details you want to show in photos.

Hexed Official Teaser Trailer

Disney’s Hexed opens in U.S. theaters November 25, 2026. Watch the official teaser for Billie, Alice and the magical world of Hexe.

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Billie Doe leaning toward an enchanted book and feather quill

About Hexed

From Suburbia to a World of Witches

In Disney’s animated Hexed, Billie discovers magical powers that take her into the witch realm of Hexe. She and her cautious mother, Alice, must work together as they uncover secrets about their family.

Two Characters, Contrasting Styles

Billie’s costume mixes school clothes with burgundy hair, lace, studs and bright tights. Alice’s plum suit and high bun give her a more composed look. That contrast makes them a natural costume duo without requiring matching outfits.

Start with the character whose clothes you want to wear, then choose the details that will show in photos. Billie’s guide offers school and witch alternatives, while Alice’s guide walks through the suit, hairstyle and finishing accessories.

Sources & How We Choose

Film information and imagery come from Disney’s official page and teaser. Costume substitutions and DIY styling suggestions are based on the linked Costume Wall guides.

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