These Cruella de Vil costumes are sure to win Halloween.

There is no Disney villain more fearsome or fashionable than Cruella de Vil. Since her debut in 1961’s animated movie 101 Dalmatians, the Dalmatian-hating villain has been instantly recognisable. Cruella de Vil’s Halloween costume was a popular choice for women yearly. The new live-action prequel Cruella is a big hit, and October 31 promises to be de Vil Day. You can also make your version of Disney’s most famous scoundrel by putting aside other costumes like scarecrows and cowgirls.

We have made it easy for you by creating no-sew outfits based on iconic Cruella wear from the movie. This includes the red-carpet-worthy, scarlet-coloured outfit she wears to the Baroness’s ball and the marvy motorcycle outfit she wears to crash–literally–on the red carpet. The best part about the first and second is that they can be made from items you buy online quickly. You’ll have more time to spend on other Halloween activities, such as pumpkin carving or baking treats. You don’t have to feel bad about being a girl this Halloween. For Halloween, check out these Superhero Costumes That You Can Make or Buy in a Flash.

The Red Dress

That is what you call an entrance. Cruella makes her first public appearance. She initially keeps her DL on as she walks unnoticed in an alabaster cape and voluminous black and white gown into the Black and White bash. Cooly asks for a light. She burns her outerwear and exposes a silky, sanguine-shaded gown with an asymmetrical neckline, mermaid tail, and a slinky, sanguine shady dress. As if it were fireworks, the crowd reacts with awe and awe as a legend is created.

Tip: Make smoky eyes over your eyelids, including your inner corners. You can use a lighter, transitional shade to your creases and then apply a darker shade to the outer third of your eyelids. Blend it into your crease, and then apply the same shadow to your lower lashes. Then, trace your upper eyeliner line using eyeliner. Apply your darkest shade over the eyeliner. Make sure you reach the crease. You’re now ready to be a menace.

The Biker Look

Cruella’s origin story includes a lot of Baroness one-upping. But Cruella never makes her rival look more stodgy or–gasp! –less relevant than when Cruella roars up on a motorcycle and stops in a cloud a slick of burnt rubber. The Baroness, her big moment ruined, glares at Cruella’s black leather and sequin-spattered, striped pants, but it’s not until the villainous-in-training takes off her helmet that we get the message. Cruella is the future, and the Baroness is no more.