Dressed to Kill: 10 Recognizable Netflix Halloween Make Up Looks for 2026 and the mock-up inspirational photo to guide you!
Whether you want to scare your entourage, get glamorous or enjoy doing a make up tutorial of an iconic character from Netflix 2026, this top 10 list covers all the classics from last year’s watchings or should I say witchings ;) my choice, would be Lizzie borden, because this Victorian queen will be fun to dress up as (many dif outfits) and it’s not hard to get a real or fake axe (we recommend a fake one for safety!). Here is a great place to buy that:
- Lizzie Borden — Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story
Start with the newest obsession. Victorian innocence meets axe-murder mythology: severe dresses, high collars, pinned hair—and, naturally, an axe.
Vintage fabulous, this one is a great look for a plain jane!
- Aileen Wuornos — Monster
The disturbing ’70s/’80s Americana look is incredibly recognizable: big feathered hair, faded denim, jean one-piece/jumpsuit, aviators and sun-beaten Florida styling. Less “costume,” more terrifying period fashion.
Florida’s favorite white trash killer queen!
- The Creature — Frankenstein
Jacob Elordi’s towering Creature gives Frankenstein an unexpectedly beautiful, gothic-fashion makeover: pallid skin, scars, long dark hair and distressed layers.
The creature is a great look if you want to serve sexy glam rocker meets monster.
- Augusta Gein — Monster: The Ed Gein Story
Sometimes the scariest costume doesn’t need blood. Laurie Metcalf’s Augusta is pure Midwestern gothic nightmare: tightly braided hair, severe spectacles, a high-neck prairie dress, washed-out skin and the expression of a woman who has already decided you’re going to hell. Add an old Bible and you barely need to say who you are.
EZEKIEL 18:20!!! Stay away from that wastrel whore Eddie!
- Elizabeth — Frankenstein
For the fashion girl: Mia Goth’s romantic gowns, lace, veils and ghostly complexion turn Frankenstein into full gothic couture.
This one is subtle and really fun for Gothic romantic era fans!
- Wednesday Addams — Wednesday
Still unbeatable. Braids, black dress, chunky shoes and a face that suggests everyone at the Halloween party is beneath you.
This has been a classic since the Adam’s Family for anyone with jet straight hair!
- Rosaline Rotwood — Wednesday
For the Gaga girl: ghostly white-blonde hair, bleached brows, porcelain skin and sinister Nevermore glamour. Think spectral professor meets high-fashion corpse bride—dramatic, recognizable and surprisingly easy to recreate with makeup, a long platinum wig and head-to-toe black.
Gaga’a blonde bombshell Wednesday is a fun and less obvious choice!
- Eleven — Stranger Things
Much easier to pull off than Vecna—and immediately readable with the right hair, retro Hawkins wardrobe and strategically placed nosebleed.
If you have a kid or a crew cut, this one is for you!
- Rumi — KPop Demon Hunters
A huge opportunity for something colourful instead of another black Halloween outfit: purple hair, pop-star styling and demon-hunting accessories.
K-Pop stars can be a great way to really glam up for the Halloween season!
- Jinu / The Saja Boys — KPop Demon Hunters
Finish with something playful and extremely 2026: supernatural K-pop idol styling that works brilliantly as either a solo costume or a group look.
Pretty boys, this one’s for you!
Dek: From Lizzie Borden’s Victorian nightmare and Aileen Wuornos’ chilling retro denim to Frankenstein’s gothic glamour and the supernatural stars of KPop Demon Hunters, Netflix supplied some seriously killer Halloween inspiration this year.
