Lucifer Morningstar Costume
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You need the following items for your Lucifer Morningstar Halloween costume:
- Italian Wool & Cashmere Suit / affordable alternative
- Slim Fit Shirt
- Suit Handkerchief
- Lucifer's Ring
- Slim Fit Black Suit Vest
- Men's Luxury Oxford Shoes
- Whiskey Decanter and Glass Set
- Red Colored Contact Lenses
- Red Face/Body Paint
- Latex Devil Horn Appliance
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Lucifer Morningstar Halloween Costume
In his human form, Lucifer is a 6'4 "handsome, incredibly charming, dark-haired man with a model-like face and a muscular body." Lucifer often wears expensive dark suits, and has a sophisticated English RP accent, people usually find "charming But no matter which face Lucifer takes, even his human, he can not hide the visible signs on his back that Lucifer's huge angel wings were before they were separated from his back. After recovering his wings, the scars disappeared.
Lucifer's devilish appearance consists of terrifying, monstrous red skin, blazing red eyes and sharp, pointed, animal-like teeth and claws. It becomes hairless and appears to be burned and scarred, with the shape of the skull more pronounced and many scar-like marks on the forehead.
Usually, anyone who sees it sees it, but it does not affect those who were actually in hell, like Malcolm. Lucifer got his devilish face because of his self hatred and condemned himself as a monster, giving him a monstrous appearance.
Dress Like Lucifer Morningstar
It is currently unknown what his true angelic form looks like except that Lucifer does not have the stereotypical tail and horn that the Devil usually portrays in modern popular culture. In addition, Lucifer's wings had returned at the end of "The Good, the Bad, and the Crispy," when he woke up in a desert and tied her to his back.
In "They are back, right?" It is shown that Lucifer's wings return to his back when he cuts them off. He also lost his "Devil's Face," as Lucifer calls it. In "One Devil of My Word," Lucifer regained his "Devil's Face" after mortally wounding Marcus Pierce, better known as Cain. As he talks to Pierce earlier in the episode, Lucifer suggests that it is related to his belief in himself as a monster, that he wins the face and later loses.
After feeling well for the first time in a long time, when he decided to tell Chloe the truth and save the goddess, he lost the idea of being a monster and regained his wings.