It’s been an eventful year for Loki — or Lokis, I should say. Throughout the Disney+ series, the Frost Giant and former Avengers antagonist jumped through time branches, trying to take on the very authority that controls time itself. While that probably wasn’t good for his psyche, it was great for fans, who got to see all of the different Loki “variants” he bumped into along the way. Not only were they fun twists on the character, they each provided fodder for different Loki costumes — something that comes in extra handy if you’re looking to do a family costume and everyone wants to be Thor’s half-brother.
Plus, Loki isn’t the only delight in the series. The Time Variance Authority (TVA) — those in charge of securing the Sacred Timeline — also have a cool, midcentury-but-not-really-retro-future vibe, which makes for their own great costumes, too. If you’re sick of the same old superhero costumes and feel like you’re tasked with Glorious Purpose to venture out of the box, try one of these Loki character costume ideas instead.
Variant Loki Costume
From the moment he shows up in Loki, the God of Mischief is labeled as what he is — a variant, a twist in the timeline that shouldn’t exist (theoretically). Most of his clothes announce his variant status. The good news is that these fit into the category of “costumes that are basically just regular clothes,” which makes them easy to wear all night. You can choose either the windbreaker/shirt/tie combo, or go for the brown coveralls. Either way, pretty comfy. (You can also buy the whole outfit here, but it’s costly.)
Sylvie Laufeydottir Costume
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Unlike our regular Loki, the lady variant, Sylvie Laufeydottir, always comes dressed in full costume. You can choose how elaborate you want to go with the look, but be sure to include her most distinctive element: The crown with one horn snapped off.
Mobius M. Mobius and Ravonna Renslayer Costumes
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Let’s say you want to do a group costume, and everyone wants to be a worker from the TVA. The next two obvious characters are Mobius M. Mobius, the jetski-loving bureaucrat who believes in the mission of the TVA, and his boss, Ravonna Renslayer, who may have more up her sleeve than she lets on. The simple thing is that they both basically wear the same outfits: brown suits. Paired with Loki’s brown coveralls, it’ll be a cohesive look. For Mobius, you might need to add a fake mustache. Ravonna also sometimes wears an orange sash.
The Avengers-Era Loki Costume
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Let’s say the Loki TV series isn’t your jam. You want the OG look, going all the way back to 2012’s The Avengers. There, Loki looks a little more … regal. The most fun thing is that kids can also get in on the act, if you want to make it a family costume.
President Loki Costume
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He only shows up for a little bit, but this Loki variant makes a huge impression. Fans immediately recognized him as an homage to the Vote Loki comic book series, but, even if viewers didn’t catch the reference, they did notice his “Loki for President” pin. And who wouldn’t want to dress as this variant? He’s more dapper than his TVA-branded counterpart — love the green suit jacket — but his costume isn’t as unwieldy as the full Avengers Loki. (Note: These horns come with a “Loki for President” button, if you want to buy two pieces in one shot.)
Other Loki Variant Costumes
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While President Loki may get all the glory, he’s not the only Loki variant in town. (In fact, Screen Rant identified more than 20.) Depending on the size of your crew, you might want to add in some of the other Lokis our anti-hero pals around with, including Kid Loki, Classic Loki, Boastful Loki and — our favorite — Alligator Loki. Basically, all you have to do is add horns to any costume, and you’ve got yourself a Loki variant.
Miss Minutes Costumes
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You can’t really dress as Miss Minutes … or can you? It’s really up to you if you can pull off doing a whole evening as an anthropomorphized clock, or if it’s better to nod to the character in other ways.
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