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Steps Costume Ideas & Cosplay Guides
Patchwork dresses, frog-covered ball gowns and a turquoise royal suit: find your character from Netflix’s Steps, then build the look with shopping guides and handmade finishing details.
Choose Your Steps Character
Explore all seven published character guides. Open a costume for the clothing list, accessories, outfit options and assembly details.
7 costume guides
Purple Patchwork
Frogs & FlowersMargot
Decorate a blue ball dress with yellow puff sleeves, pointed green waist panels and little felt frogs.
Patchwork & PropsCinderella
Build her brown-and-green adventure outfit with visible patchwork stitches, a broom, a little mouse and glass-style slippers.
Pink & GoldPriscilla
Build her pink-and-gold court look with a towering pink wig, decorated puff sleeves and an optional matching mallet.
Blue & Gold MagicFairy Godmother
Add a cream-and-gold panel, moons and stars to a royal-blue gown, then finish with white curls and a pointed hat.
Royal SuitThe Prince
Start with a turquoise coat, vest and breeches, then add gold shoulder details and white gloves.
Horns & SuspendersGef
Pair a rough shirt and suspenders with small horns, pointed ears and tousled dark hair for the horned troll.No matching outfits. Try a different character or clear the filters.
Steps Duos & Group Costumes
Choose characters who belong together: the sisters, adventure partners or a familiar fairy-tale pair. The full cast remains available in the character grid above.
Lilith & Margot
Pair Lilith’s purple patchwork or cage-skirt ball look with Margot’s blue-and-green frog dress. Their contrasting colors make a recognizable sister duo.
Lilith & Cinderella
Choose their everyday adventure outfits and carry a glass-style slipper between you. Both costumes reward handmade fabric details, with purple for Lilith and earthy green and brown for Cinderella.
Cinderella & the Prince
Match Cinderella with the Prince’s turquoise royal suit, using the glass-style slipper as the shared photo prop. Choose Cinderella’s outfit from the options in her guide.
Cinderella & Fairy Godmother
Bring Cinderella’s broom and mouse alongside Fairy Godmother’s blue-and-gold gown and pointed hat. The familiar character pairing works with the film’s distinctive colors.
Details That Make It Steps
Start with the main clothing, then spend your crafting time on the details people will see first.
Mix Lilith’s Fabrics
Combine patterned lilac and plum scraps with darker panels instead of making every patch the same texture. Keep the overlapping hem, visible stitches and green-edged skull-and-rose panel distinct. Her guide includes illustrated sewing steps.
Show Cinderella’s Stitches
Lay out green, brown and muted fabric patches before attaching them to the dress. Small sewing stitches hold the fabric; larger decorative stitches make the repaired edges visible. Her guide includes illustrated sewing steps.
Give Margot Her Frogs
Cut simple frogs and leaves from felt and attach them to removable dress panels. Add flowers around two hair buns and yellow covers over the puff sleeves to carry the ball outfit’s colors.
Build Fairy Godmother’s Front Panel
Pin a paper pattern over the front of a blue gown, then cut a cream fabric panel to fit. Add gold edging and moon-and-star shapes before sewing the finished panel onto the dress.
Finish the Prince’s Suit
Use a matching turquoise coat, vest and trousers or breeches as the base. Gold shoulder pieces and white gloves do more for this look than adding unrelated royal accessories.
Keep Gef’s Features Simple
Small horns, pointed ears and tousled dark hair establish the troll look. Add those to the shirt and suspenders before deciding whether you want optional teeth or extra makeup.
Steps Costume Questions
A few pointers for choosing a character and planning the costume.
Which Steps characters have costume guides?
All seven published guides are here: Lilith, Margot, Cinderella, Priscilla, Fairy Godmother, the Prince and Gef. Each covers clothing, accessories and practical finishing details.
Which Steps costume needs the least sewing?
The Prince is a practical starting point if you use a matching costume set. Add the gold shoulder pieces and gloves. Cinderella and Margot involve more fabric decoration for a close match.
Is this Cinderella the same as the blue Disney princess?
No. These guides follow Netflix’s Steps. Cinderella has a brown-and-green adventure outfit and a separate yellow-and-green look with her mouse companion. The guide keeps those versions distinct.
Can I make a Steps costume for a couple or group?
Yes. Lilith and Margot make a sister duo, while Lilith and Cinderella work as adventure partners. Pair Cinderella with the Prince or Fairy Godmother, or add Gef to Lilith’s group.
Choose the character whose clothes and crafting details you enjoy most. Finish the main outfit first, then add a prop or two for photos.
Steps arrives on Netflix November 20, 2026. Watch the official teaser for a closer look at the characters and their costumes.
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About Steps
A Fairy Tale from the Sisters’ Side
Netflix’s animated Steps follows stepsisters Lilith and Margot in the kingdom of Alouette. A stolen magic wand disrupts the royal ball and opens the way for Priscilla to take the throne. Lilith and Cinderella then join forces on a quest to put things right.
From Repaired Dresses to Royal Finery
The costume choices range from Lilith’s patterned purple layers and Cinderella’s stitched adventure dress to Margot’s frog-covered ball gown. Priscilla’s pink court dress, Fairy Godmother’s blue and gold, the Prince’s turquoise suit and Gef’s horns give a group plenty of distinct looks.
Choose your character and outfit first, then use the individual guide to build the clothes and finishing details. The guides draw on official film images and the teaser, with practical substitutions and handmade additions for cosplay.
Sources & How We Choose
Character details come from the film’s official images and the linked costume guides. DIY methods and group combinations are Costume Wall’s suggestions.
