Q&A for How to Look Like a Fairy

You can just dress up as a normal fairy, but focus on bright, pastel colors. You could also add some flowers to your hair or outfit.

You could find a quiz online that will tell you which type of fairy you are, or make up your own quiz!

That is fine. There is no need to have wings, but maybe you could make up a story about how you lost them and drape a piece of fabric over your shoulders because you're "embarrassed" or something.

Yep! You can always do research on modern-day Wicca/witchcraft and herbalism. They may sound strange, but they're quite interesting, and a lot of it really works!

Mainly languages like Latin or Greek.

wikiHow's article on making a flower crown will give you lots of helpful tips!

Yes, there are. You could paint your face using a mixture of animal and fairy makeup, for example, or paint your leotard or shirt with the pattern of your animal's coat.

Put on some wings! This is a quick and easy way to look like a fairy.

You could keep it like that and tie it in a pony tail and add flower clips. Or you could straighten your hair and make a fairy hairpiece to put in it.

Of course! You could always incorporate green or pastel colors in your accessories (bracelets, socks, hair ties, etc.). A mystical-looking locket would be cool. Keep your hair loose or braided, and maybe wear a flower crown if you're allowed.

Yes, you can be more than one type of fairy! You can be anything you want to be! There are seasonal fairies, and you can even mix these up if you want, and be a winter/autumn fairy, or whatever you like.

How about some bright neon clothes? Like a pretty neon t-shirt with some soft green shorts? If you're allowed to wear makeup, you could add some pink blush and green eyeshadow to complement the look. And if you want wings, you might be able to make some with stuff you have around the house.

You can look like any fairy you want. If that's a seahorse fairy, then that's a look you can develop your own style based on things that remind you or make you think of seahorses. Images of seahorses will help you to make designs and perhaps find a brooch or similar item with a seahorse on it to help others work out your style.

The best colors for a flower fairy could anything natural and beautiful as seen in flowers in nature, such as red, pink, purple, white, green, yellow, blue/violet or orange. You could also do a combination of these colors, such as yellow and purple or pink and orange.

A fire fairy would focus on wearing colors that represent fire, like reds, oranges and yellows. Perhaps also opt for red and orange flowers for a fairy tiara and lei. As for the personality, that would be a mix of both traditionally "firey" (vocal, feisty, boisterous) and "warming" (pleasant, caring and thoughtful), reflecting fire and glowing coals.

Try wearing more earthy clothing, like clothing with plant patterns and neutral colors on it. If you're really serious about it, you can even become a plant mom and decorate your living area with plants and other natural things!

Bright and radiant clothes would fit your element! Colours to look for would be yellows, oranges and whites though you can make it your own by using a completely unique colour yourself. Colours like blue and green can be used as accent colours to compliment the main colours. Light fairies tend to wear flowing skirts and dresses that allow them to emulate the rays of the sun or moon with shiny, understated jewellery such as soft stacked chain necklaces.

You may have to wear all black for school but if they allow, how about incorporating spring fairy-like accessories into your outfit? For example: flowers in your hair, flowery hair clips, hairbands, colourful bracelets, delicate chain necklaces... the possibilities are endless. It's unfortunate that you are limited by your uniform but it is not over yet!

You could be a fire fairy as red, orange and yellow go well with dark skin. As for the acne don’t worry about it! Lots of fairies are bound to have had acne at some point and if you’re really insecure about it you can use concealer for those spots.

No one has to wear dresses. Dress like the type of fairy you want to resemble. Take inspiration from anywhere you like or create your own unique fairy look. Many of the Flower Fairies popularised by Cicely Mary Barker don't wear dresses, trying looking at them for ideas.

A water fairy might be best friends with a frog, toad or newt. If you prefer mammals, consider a water vole, beaver or otter for a water fairy's best friend.

A boy autumn fairy can wear anything he wants! Natural fabrics such as cotton, wool, silk or even leather would be more fairy like than synthetic fabrics. Brown, orange, yellow and red are obvious color choices, the actual garments are up to you. A tunic top and three quarter length pants would be an option but dresses, pants, kilts and shorts are all appropriate.

You can have any pet you like, even a donkey if you want since you could use magic powers to help it live happily in a ice fairy world. Any animal that lives in an environment that is icy would work, try an Artic Fox or Snow Shoe Hare. Have a stuffed toy be your pet, or, have an imaginary pet. It's possible that fairies wouldn't want to domesticate animals as they live in harmony with nature. For a ice fairy symbol try a snow flake, a clear crystal that resembles ice or a silver charm in the shape of an ice skate.

No, you don’t have to be vegan be a fairy. Fairies are often pictured as gentle and sweet to all animals, but they aren’t necessarily vegan.

You could wear a long dress and crown. The dress could have flower decor, and the crown could be green.

Yes. If you want to be a fairy, even if you are a boy, you can be one, as long as you would like to.

Flowing dresses with light fabric and long, draping clothing. Blue colors are a must!

Wear blue, green, brown and black (but just a little bit of black) clothes. Wear silver jewelry and natural or no makeup.