Hijabs are being incorporated into fashion and cosplay in inventive ways. We’ve seen Alyssa Salazar add her hijabs to her Japanese Lolita fashion ensemblesOpens in a new tab, and now, we’re seeing how the Perlis, Malayasia based cosplayer known as Miisa MHC uses her hijabs to transform herself into characters from Japanese animeOpens in a new tab. She’s come up with unique costumesOpens in a new tab inspired by from Sailor MoonOpens in a new tab, NarutoOpens in a new tab, and so much more.
Miisa’s work, which we learned about thanks to RocketNews24Opens in a new tab, is eye-catching and and bold. For example, she manipulates the hijab just so to emulate Sailor Moon’s iconic hair buns in this cosplay:
For this Naruko Uzumaki look from Naruto Shippuden, Miisa modified a yellow hijab and added a headband.
One of my favorite stylings is this killer Kurohime-inspired look. Miisa came up with an original character with a goth look and added some wicked bat ears to her hijab. These kind of alterations show off the hijab’s versatility and how it can absolutely be incorporated to enhance cosplay.
And for something a little different, Miisa’s dipped her toes into the Adventure TimeOpens in a new tab water with this sparkly purple Lumpy Space Princess costume.
Follow all of Miisa’s cosplay creations on InstagramOpens in a new tab and/or FacebookOpens in a new tab. Which of her looks do you think is the coolest? Which character do you hope she’ll tackle in the future? Tell us in the comments.
Images: Miisa MHC
Amy Ratcliffe is an Associate Editor for Nerdist. Follow her on TwitterOpens in a new tab and keep up with her Disney food adventures on InstagramOpens in a new tab.
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