Easy DIY Disney Race Costume Idea: Judy Hopps Running Outfit

I wore a pair of navy capris for this costume that are no longer available. If I was going to put this costume together today, I'd get a pair of capris with pockets, like this navy pair from Ododos. I love this brand for its variety of colors, nice deep pockets, high rise and tall waistband, and selection of sizes.

I had a blue long sleeve tech top in my closet already, so this was easy for me. A plain tech top like this would work well.

Judy wears a short very dark blue cropped vest over her blue shirt. I found a short black cropped tank top at Goodwill which worked out very well for my outfit. If you need to buy one, something like the one shown here might work.

When Judy's on parking patrol, she wears a cute little blue bowler-style hat. I picked up a very cheap one on eBay that looks just like the one shown here.

Here is one costume piece that I really fudged -- I used a thick braided belt I already had in my closet (I actually used this for my Rey costume during the Star Wars Dark Side 5K). For this piece any thick black belt should work.

Pick up some plastic carrots to act as your police pens, like this set of actual ballpoint pens shaped like carrots.

For my outfit, I got a set of plastic toy carrots from a discount store on clearance after Easter.

This is a toy police badge you could attach to your top to add to your Judy Hopps look.

For my outfit, I looked to the toy aisle of a dollar store.

You could buy high quality rabbit ears like this costume piece that features bendable ears.

For my costume, I decided to go budget and make my own ears out of felt. Each big ear is made of a piece of pink felt sewn onto a piece of grey felt. I sewed these onto the back of the bowler hat -- easy and cheap!

Judy has some type of cuffs at her wrists. I purchased a set of long dark blue sweatbands like these to wear at my wrists for this part of the costume. Bonus: I sweat a lot so these came in handy for their intended use!

Want to run like Judy Hopps without piecing together something yourself? Try this complete costume -- just beware that it wasn't designed for running. Not recommended for runs longer than 10K!