If you were a fan of these hilariously big haired figurines in the 90s, and in 2016’s movie, you will enjoy this collection of awesome Troll Doll costumes.
The costumes here are as adorable as the Troll dolls themselves. As the original Trolls don’t wear much, it’s fun to see how creative people in order to achieve that look. Think lots of tan clothing.
Of course, the most important accessory for the Troll Doll costumes is the hair! Get the awesome trick these cool costumers used to make sure their hair stayed up all Halloween.
This is definitely a winner for a group costume. Everyone can personalize their look with different colored hair. And who can resist a gang of Troll walking down the street?
So put your hair in the air and get ready for compliments. We’d love to see your homemade costume. Share it with us here and share the Troll love!
OK so we had two of us originally that decided to be trolls then added one last minute. First we had to order a nude color leotard since we couldn’t find any in the stores. We bought panty hose to wear underneath and glitter paint to draw our belly buttons. As for the hair… the … Read more
We came up with the idea of being trolls after seeing pictures on this website. We needed something that would make us stand out at the local Halloween party. This definitely did it! We wanted to be a little different so we decided to each have a theme. Our themes were Hawaiian, 70’s, Christmas, Halloween, … Read more
Every year I make my costume from scratch, this year I decided to make a homemade treasure troll costume. The head is made out of cardboard and foam, the hair is construction paper, and I used acrylics to paint it!
Saw the idea of this Troll Dolls Group Costume on this website, and decided to do it for a charity day, and ended up raising lots of money.) We wore coloured shorts, and some used kitchen roll holders instead of bottles on our heads.
Very easy to make Troll Dolls Group Costume! We bought a nude-coloured body suite and some nude leggings. We didn’t want to feel too naked, so we wraped a scarf around our waist. For the belly button: we glued jewls onto a diamond-shapped cardboard. We then glued some pins onto the back of the board … Read more
I decided to be a Russ-style troll doll from the ’80’s and ’90’s. I knew it couldn’t be too difficult and the biggest decisions to make were what color theme to choose and whether I wanted to be a classic “naked” troll or one that had a bigger or specific theme. First I bought a … Read more
The Hair: Half a 2L coke bottle and a buttload of hairspray. Tease the shit out of your hair and fasten it above the bottle. Secure with bobby pins and hair spray. You can’t see it in the picture but I also covered it in green glitter. The Body: Bought a dancer’s leotard and made … Read more
This year for Halloween our group of friends or “Club Awesome” as we call ourselves (minus 1 in the pic because one of our good friends wasn’t able to go this year) decided Troll dolls would be a unique and funny way to do a costume together. Since we all did not feel “leotard ready” … Read more
Well, Where do I start, I built a 12 foot troll costume out of a full block of foam, carved the whole body and head. It took aprx. 3 weeks to build, about 5 hours a day. Then I hard coated and painted and created a frame for the hair, it took 78 wigs to … Read more
I borrowed the Troll idea from this awesome website! We were a big hit (it was just a tad cold though). We bought long sleeve leotards and tights (nude) from a Discount Dance store, got the colored hair spray and elf ears from a Halloween store, and the jewel is made from glitter foam from … Read more
We went as the infamous 1980’s treasure troll dolls. We found nude body suits at a costume shop and hose from a local clothing store. It was very hard to find hose without control top as it shows thru bodysuit. We found nude colored slippers for our feet at a shoe store. Once we figured … Read more
This homemade Troll Doll costume was super easy and comfortable! I ordered the nude-colored body suit from American Apparel for $35. I bought pink sticky paper for the diamond shape and then hot-glued a gem to the sticky paper. In order to get my hair up so high, I put a Figi water bottle on … Read more