Build your own Bebe Stevens Costume

Bebe Stevens outfit

Bebe Stevens is attired in a simple yet distinctive outfit that consists of a bold red jacket with a visible button-down front and prominent black stitching along the edges of the sleeves and jacket hem. The beige neckline is likely a collar, although a scarf of the same color would achieve the same look, and would be thematically cohesive as well. The jacket hem overlaps a pair of dark pants. She has chosen to go sans accessories, with the exception of a practical pair of beige gloves, lending to a minimalistic and cartoonish appearance that is emblematic of her character design. Her yellow, wavy hair frames her face in a casual, free-flowing style that complements the straightforwardness of her attire. Bebe’s large, round eyes and simple facial features contribute further to her iconic animated look.

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Bright Red Winter Jacket

Beige Scarf

Beige Winter Gloves

Dark Charcoal Pants

Black Sneakers

About Bebe Stevens

Bebe Stevens is a popular female fourth-grade student at South Park Elementary, often seen as the leader of the girls after Wendy Testaburger. Despite her friendly and flirty personality, she has had rocky relations with the boys at school. In "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society", Bebe attracted unwanted attention from the boys and wanted to be appreciated for her intelligence rather than superficial traits. Bebe also has an interest in makeup and fashion, even helping to makeover Wendy in one episode. She's a trend follower and joined the Stupid Spoiled Whore trend when Paris Hilton came to town. This could imply she has some insecurities about her appearance, as she was quick to snap back when Wendy commented on the other girls' flaws. In "The Fractured But Whole", Bebe assists New Kid with their outfit, showing her passion for fashion and design. She also briefly became part of the boys' group in an episode, but only because of her early developed breasts. Bebe's character is complex and often navigates the nuances of social status and personal insecurities throughout the show.