How to Copy Black Widow’s Hairstyles For Halloween This Year

Anytime a film or television show’s release gets as much hype as Marvel’s Black Widow did this year, you can almost guarantee that a few of the characters will inspire a slew of Halloween costumes. Fighting crime may not come to you as easily as it does Scarlett Johansson and her costars in the movie, but the beauty of looking to these fictional characters for Halloween ideas is that you really don’t have to work too hard so long as you can work your way around a braided hairstyle or colorful wig and have a few easy to find beauty products on hand.

Black Widow already caused a spike in popularity around the copper hair color this summer, and if you’re someone who took part in the trend, then pulling off a Natasha Romanoff-inspired costume should be painless for you. Most of the other hairstyles in the film include braided updos and ponytails, and the coordinating makeup is simple and natural-looking. If you’re looking for some Halloween costume inspiration to follow this year, read ahead for everything you need to copy the hairstyles featured in Marvel’s Black Widow.

Natasha Romanoff’s Wavy Copper Hair

The copper hair color has already seen a huge revival in recent months thanks to Black Widow, but if you’re looking a for a low-commitment way to dress up as the character this Halloween, try investing in a copper wig ($60) for the night or some temporary hair color ($5) if you’re feeling especially adventurous.

Yelena Belova’s Braided Hairstyle

Florence Pugh’s french-braided hairstyle in the film is an easy one to re-create. Just make sure you have some Conair Secure Hold Bobby Pins (Set of 75) ($2) and a reliable hairspray — like the TRESemmé Frizz-Free Extra Hold Hairspray ($7) — on hand to keep things in place. Then head over here to check out our simple step-by-step tutorial for creating a french braid.

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Melina Vostokoff’s Crown Braid

So long as you know how to braid, this plaited crown is another style that’s simple to copy. If you want to add something extra to the overall look, trying pinning it into place with the Kristin Ess Gold French Pin Set ($10).