The character of Halloween and the fantasy of Disney can be intertwined in fun and sophisticated ways. The influencer and content creator Nathan Morasso — known for his love of Disney and his “lifestyle” style — has shared on more than one occasion his costume choices that fuse the terrifying or the fantastic with that magical seal that the Disney community loves.
Here I bring you a review of some of its most suggestive proposals for 2025, with ideas and nuances so that you can adapt the style to your taste. Let’s go there.
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Why choose a costume with a “Disney touch”
Before talking about the specific characters, it is worth asking yourself: what makes a costume have that “Disney touch”? It is not just about copying the design, but about capturing the essence: the vibrant colors, the symbolic details and a bit of glam theatricality. Plus, this approach allows you to stand out among the more classic Halloween options.
Nathan Morasso has already shared that he has worn these suits at some point and has even considered wearing them at themed events such as parties at Disney parks.
Therefore, his recommendations are not arbitrary, but rather the result of his experience between fandoms and pop aesthetics.
The 5 costume recommendations (and how to adapt them)
Here are the five characters that Morasso suggests, with customization ideas to make your costume unique:
1. The Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland
- Why choose it: it is fun, colorful, with mysterious touches and plays with the smile/non-smile duality, ideal for Halloween.
- Adaptation ideas:
- Use purple and pink makeup with striped details (or subtle sequins).
- Add pointy ears but with glitter or velvet.
- You can incorporate LED elements or soft lights in the tail to stand out in the dark.
- This costume allows a perfect balance between the haunted and the ghostly.
2. Jafar, the villain of Aladdin
- Why choose it: Disney villains have personality, presence and costumes that are as iconic as they are challenging.
- Adaptation ideas:
- Focus on the tunic and turban as a base, but play with modern textures (metallic silk, velvet).
- Use dramatic makeup on the eyes and cheekbones to highlight the intensity of the character.
- You can add a stylized version of your staff: it doesn’t have to be exact, but it does have to be recognizable.
This costume allows you to project an imposing presence—ideal if you want to “steal scenes.”
3. Loki (Marvel)
- Why choose it: Although it is not classic Disney, Marvel is part of the Disney universe. Loki combines mystery, moral ambiguity and elegant style.
- Adaptation ideas:
- He wears an “alt” or “Asgardian” version of the suit: black leather, gold details, cape.
- Play with headdresses/headbands (small stylized horns).
- Do makeup that suggests green shadows or metallic sparkles.
This costume may resonate very well with fans of comics and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
4. Captain America
- Why choose him: He is a classic hero, a symbol of justice and a recognizable symbol at any theme party.
- Adaptation ideas:
- Opt for a fitted version of the suit, with materials that allow movement.
- Highlight the shield with reflective finishes or luminous details.
- You can make a “steampunk” or “dark” version if you prefer a creative twist.
Although it is not “dark” by nature, you can play with contrasts to adapt it to the Halloween atmosphere.
5. Chucky
- Why choose it: this terrifying doll is out of harmony with Disney, but that is part of its strength: it is unexpected, it generates impact, it is part of the pop imagination.
- Adaptation ideas:
- Maintain the “doll boy” aesthetic with worn children’s clothing, suspenders, and small bloody details.
- Focus a lot on makeup: scars, fake wounds, intense look.
- You can “Disney-ify” it slightly: for example by reducing the aggressiveness, but keeping the disturbing.
This costume allows you to play with pure horror; use it if you are looking to impress.
Extra tips to succeed this Halloween
- Quality over quantity: Choosing the materials well will make your costume last longer and look better in photos.
- Details that make a statement: small accessories such as luminous ears, temporary tattoos, themed jewelry make a difference.
- Make a story: Think of a “backstory” or attitude when embodying the character — this will make your costume come to life.
- Personal adaptation: you don’t have to follow the letter; mix details that represent you.
