Fyodor Dostoevsky

Clothing • Long black trench coat — usually floor-length, giving him that dramatic “I just walked out of a gothic novel” look. • White button-up shirt with a black vest over it. • Black trousers and black dress shoes or boots. • Sometimes a cravat or ribbon tie at the collar for extra Victorian flair. Accessories • Black gloves — Fyodor is rarely seen without them. • Black hat — a soft, rounded-brim fedora-style hat, though not every cosplayer includes it. • Some carry a violin case or a book to match his intellectual, ominous persona. Hair & Makeup • Medium-length black wig, often styled straight with some framing around the face. • Pale foundation to match his ghostly, sickly complexion in the anime. • Sharp eyeliner to mimic his sly, calculating eyes. Vibe & Acting • Speak softly but with menace. • Move slowly, like you’re always ten steps ahead. • Bonus points if you smile like you know something others don’t.y • Color: Jet black — no highlights, no brown tones, just pure, inky black. • Length: Medium, about to his shoulders. • Texture: Silky and straight, but with a little bit of natural movement so it doesn’t look stiff. • Style: • Slight layers so the ends aren’t blunt. • Two soft strands framing his face. • The back sits neatly over his coat collar. • Shine: In the anime, it’s drawn with a healthy gloss, so cosplayers often use wigs with a subtle shine (but not plastic-y). If you get the hair right, it instantly gives that elegant, dangerous villain energy he’s known for.