In HBO’s The Last of Us adaption, Kathleen Coghlan (played by Melanie Lynskey) is the leader of a rogue group of survivors. She takes over the QZ and Fedra in Kansa. She along with followers including Perry looking for a man to hunt down; responsible for reporting her brother to the military police force they’ve since overthrown. Kathleen has dark and long hair which she pulls back. The Kathleen outfit contains rugged jeans, a grey military jacket, a beige collared shirt, and sturdy boots. She straps her handgun to her left thigh with a black holster. Collect all the accessories of the Kathleen costume from The Last of Us (HBO) for Halloween and cosplay.
Dark Brown Wig: Amazon
Let’s begin the DIY guide of the Last of Us costumes with the Kathleen wig; with an upgraded rose net in the wig, it has stronger elasticity and better breathability.
Grey Anorak: Amazon
The outfits of the character of the Last of Us game are quite different from the TV show. Collect a grey hoodie jacket as a mandatory accessory for this act. Visit the product page of the Amazon store to grab more colors for your winter collection.
Khaki Button Down: Amazon
Besides Deputy Sheriff Vic Moretti, the identical button-down shirt is perfect for Kathleen from The Last of Us cosplay.
Dark Jeans: Amazon
Classic fit jeans designed with an authentic five-pocket style and perfect for most occasions. We assure you that this will be one of your relaxing and stunning collections not limited to the Last of Us show.
Black Thigh Holster: Amazon
You need a holster to wear on your left thigh to copy the identical style of the TLOU character; the Leg holster can be attached to the waist belt and fastened to the thigh.
Prop Pistol: Amazon
Without a prop, this act seems incomplete therefore we suggest adding the fake gun as a part of your Kathleen cosplay.
Black Hiking Boots: Amazon
After having boots in your bucket you are ready for the Last of Us remastered. We appreciate it if you could visit our collection of Game Con costumes for more Halloween costume ideas.
