Misa Amane Costume

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Misa Amane Costume

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You need the following items for your Misa Amane Halloween costume:

  1. Women's Black Lolita Dress
  2. Blonde Lolita Wig
  3. Lace-Up Fingerless Gloves
  4. Fishnet Stockings
  5. Gothic Handbag
  6. Cross Chocker
  7. Gothic Leather Boots
  8. Death Note Notebook
  9. Red Nail Lacquer
  10. Red Lipstick
  11. Red Color Lenses
  12. Misa Amane Action Figure

Update: Full Misa Amane Costume

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Misa Amane  Halloween Makeup

You will need these make up items for Misa Amane Makeup

Misa Amane Makeup US

  1. Naked Smokey Eyeshadow Palette
  2. Too Faced Cosmetics Eye Shadow Collection
  3. Kat Von D Ink Liner
  4. Tarte Amazonian Clay
  5. Fake Eyelashes
  6. Docolor Cosmetics Contour Palette

Misa Amane Makeup UK

  1. Naked Smokey  Eyeshadow Palette
  2. Too Faced Cosmetics Eye Shadow Collection
  3. Kat Von D Ink Liner
  4. Tarte Amazonian Clay
  5. Fake Eyelashes
  6. Docolor Cosmetics Contour Palette

Dress Like Misa Amane From Death Note

Misa Amane is a newly emerging model and a supporter of Kira, she is also called the Second Kira. Upon trading half of her life for Shinigami eyes, Misa learns that Kira's identity is the Light Yagami. After a meeting with the Light, she decides to devote her life helping the Light, and decides to use her eyes to reveal L's real name.

Misa Amane Halloween Costume

Death Note artists Ohba and Takeshi Obata wanted to use the Gothic Lolita design to transfer "Shinigami and the Gothic imagery of that world". Ohba said that they were "in this fashion" and that it would be "more interesting" for Misa to appear first in unusual clothing. Obata said he remembered "having fun" while looking at the Gothic Lolita magazines and drawing Misa. Obata said that Misa felt “worried ilgili about the length of her hair; Personally, he wanted his fringes to be "straight ahead", but he believed it would be "too much" to create Misa entirely within the boundaries of the Gothic Lolita style.

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