Transform together! Handmade costume ideas for Pretty Cure
Your child’s hero, “Pretty Cure.”
Starting with “Futari wa Pretty Cure” in 2004, this series has been loved by children across many generations.
Among the kids who admire Pretty Cure, some may have dreamed of wearing the same costumes to fight and dance like their heroes.
In this article, we’ll introduce handmade Pretty Cure costume ideas to make those wishes come true.
Colorful and cute Pretty Cure outfits are sure to get your child excited!
Use this as a reference and give it a try!
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Transform Together! Handmade Pretty Cure Costume Ideas (11–20)
Cure Milky
This is the costume of Cure Milky from Star☆Twinkle Precure, inspired by the Milky Way floating in space.
Use vinyl material for the skirt made of fabric and the open sleeves to create a mysterious, space-like feel.
The key point for the skirt is to give it a puffy, pumpkin-pants-like shape.
The large bow at the waist, the small pochette, the star decoration on the chest, and the large shooting-star accessory on the head are distinctive features, so be sure to craft them to match Cure Milky!
Cure Kyun-Kyun: “You and Idol Precure♪”
Kyun-Kyun Cure’s Kokoro Shiu is a girl one year younger than the protagonist, Uta Sakura.
She’s good at dancing and harbors a fiery passion in her heart.
Let’s put on a costume and fully become Kyun-Kyun Cure.
A softly flared skirt on the bottom will make it easy to move, just like the dance-skilled Kyun-Kyun.
The heart detail on the chest, a key point of the outfit, is also stylish.
Adding a rattly, shaker-style heart piece will make it even more charming.
You can even make the parts using items sold at 100-yen shops, so give it a try.
Handmade costumes can be tricky, but kids are sure to love them.
Cure Idol: “You and Idol Precure♪”
Idols are really popular with children, aren’t they? I’ve heard that idols and singers rank high among the jobs kids want to do in the future.
The idol-themed “You and Idol Precure” is, of course, also very popular.
Among the characters, is the most popular one the protagonist, Cure Idol? Her poppy, energetic, and cheerful vibe—very fitting for Cure Idol—really comes through in her costume.
If you make the costume by hand, it’s great because you can tailor it to your child’s size.
Once the outfit is finished, be sure to host a live show at home!
Cure Wink: “You and Idol Precure♪”
Cure Wink is also popular with children who like blue and light blue.
The gentle, piano-talented, and smart Nana Aokaze transforms into Cure Wink.
Her outfit features a light blue color scheme that conveys the refined elegance of a model student idol.
As her name suggests, winking is the signature gesture of her fan service.
If you add hair extensions sold at 100-yen shops to the costume and hair, it will further enhance the vibe.
Once you put on the costume, hosting a live show at home and doing fan service would be a lot of fun.
In conclusion
We introduced some handmade Pretty Cure costume ideas—what did you think? If you adjust the size, not only kids but also adults who once admired Pretty Cure can transform together. Invite your friends, too, and let’s all transform into cool Pretty Cure together!