One of the world's most famous female artists, Frida Kahlo's legacy burns as bright today as ever. She had a distinct look and a fascinating life. Dressing your child like Frida Kahlo will require a flower crown, earrings, an eyebrow pencil (to fill in her famous unibrow), a peasant top, and a skirt.

My Poppet Living has a great tutorial on how to make a floral headband. Choose colorful stud or dangle earrings, like these Mexican Art Stud Earrings ($11.99, Etsy). Any eyeliner or brow pencil will do, but a favorite is this Winky Lux Uni-Brow Universal Eyebrow Pencil ($12, Winky Lux). You'll also want a floral top, like this embroidered top ($11, Kohl's), a colorful maxi skirt ($17, Target) and strappy sandals ($17, Target).

Get inspired by Marie Curie, ore really, any female scientist. Curie's possibly the most famous one when you think of women of STEM, and it will be pretty easy to dress like her. You'll need a full-length black dress ($28.82, Amazon) and a beaker ($6.48, Amazon) that's either painted blue at the bottom or filled with blue liquid (water + food coloring).

If you're good at crafts, check out a tutorial by Green Apple Cottage. Otherwise, you're going to need a suit of armor ($24.99, HalloweenCostumes.com) and a sword ($6.99, Halloween Costumes.com).

You'll need a blue denim button up shirt ($12, Forever21) and a red polka dot handkerchief ($5.99, Etsy). Make a shirt pin by following this SheKnows tutorial.

Pair this aviator hat ($19.99, Etsy) with a long scarf, long sleeved shirt, and blue jeans. This Flying Amelia Child Costume ($25.95, Trendy Halloween) is a good alternative if you don't feel like getting crafty.

Teachers of any gender rock. Find you kid a pair of clear lens glasses ($6.99, Ebay), carry a book around, and use this adorable picture (you'll need a cardigan, books, slacks, and a librarian's bun) or this even cuter hipster teacher idea for inspiration. Of course, the finishing touch for a teacher costume is a giant travel mug or coffee!

Use the latest movie as inspiration as an Amazon wonder warrior. There's a baby caped wonder woman costume ($24.99, Spirit Halloween) or a Justice League version for older children ($25.11, Whole Sale Halloween Costumes). You can also check out easy ways to DIY your kid's Wonder Woman costume.

Remind your daughter that she can be an entrepreneur, CEO, or really any boss lady. Pair these treggings ($14.99, H & M) with a white button down shirt ($12.99, H & M) and a blazer for that added touch of business class ($8, Poshmark). For a finishing touch, check out this Like a Boss mug ($9.50, Etsy).

To dress as Ruth Bader Ginsburg, grab a graduation robe ($15, Amazon), a pair of glasses, and a gavel (4, Halloween Costumes) to start. The Supreme Court judge oftentimes updates her work uniform with a statement necklace or scarf, so use this opportunity to add some color and patten to your costume.

Because of these women, we have the right to vote. Honor the suffragettes with this online easy costume ($18.20, Mega Fancy Dress).

Whether it's the super smart Hermione Granger or the real life Emma Watson who plays the bad ass female wizard and is a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, both are role models. Spark some magic with a Gryffindor robe ensemble ($25.99, Target).

Start with a cool tutu like this awesome Rock n Roll ballerina tutu ($60+, Etsy) or this black twill tu-tu ($15, Amazon). Pair it with some black leggings and a high-attitude T-shirt ($7.99, Rainbow), and you're good to go. Blow up guitar ($5, Spirit Halloween) is optional.

Buzfeed suggests getting out a pair of Ugg Boots ($130, Ugg) and one of your blazers. Use a belt to make sure it stays in place, and voila. You have your own television network, and you're a female pioneer for other women to look up to for decades to come. You get a costume, and you get a costume, and you get a costume.

Yayoi Kusama celebrated the female form and what it meant to be a female artist in the '60s. Now 88-years-old, she still makes art that can be found around the world, and Kusama just got her own museum in Tokyo. Dressing like her or one of her several art pieces is interesting and won't break the bank. Find a red bob wig ($4.39, Walmart), colorful oversized sunglasses ($2.99, Sunglass Warehouse), and pair it with attitude and this red and white polkadot dress ($15.27, Trandsgal).

The Supreme Court justice appointed by former president Barack Obama is the first Latina in history to hold that position. In her honor, all you need is a black robe, like this graduation gown ($14.99, Amazon). It's a great costume to hide layers of bundling up from the cold, as well as protecting our democratic freedoms.

Possibly one of the most iconic statements in fashion for our time, Anna Wintour is a boss and a force to be reckoned with. Get a copy of Vogue, some black ballet flats, a chic sheath dress, clip-on earrings, and, of course, sunglasses. The best part is you'll likely have most of these already in your home.

Alice Guy-Blaché was a film pioneer in the first movies, and possibly the first female director. Get some long white gloves ($24, Etsy) a full-length lacy black dress ($35.99, 6pm), and Hollywood movie clapper ($5, Amazon) to round it out.

Grab a black hat, pearls and a mini version of the LBD to honor the woman who made it OK for females to wear pants.

Sappho and Homer founded Western literature. You'll need a long flowing dress and Roman-inspired sandals for this look.

Jodi Whittaker will be the first female (and 13th doctor) in history to play the part of The Doctor on the BBC cult favorite TV show. You'll need a black hoodie ($11.79, Target), a grey military-style trenchcoat or peacoat ($40, Etsy), a pair of black pants ($10, Target), and black boots ($11.18, Target).

A long white dress ($29.97, Chasing Fireflies) and white flowers in your daughter's hair will make a beautiful Billie Holliday.

Julia Child inspired me to cook along with my mother. Her no-fuss attitude and whimsy are aspirational, and it's easy to dress like her. Find a play rolling pin, a polka dot dress ($9.99, Sears), a white ribbon to tie ($2.99, Michael's) around the waist, a waist apron (or an apron that you fold in half), and a cheap string of pearls.

R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Get a faux fur coat and pair it with a microphone and any fancy dress you have.

The Equal Pay Act amended the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1963 that aimed at abolishing the wage disparity based on sex. Though women generally still get paid less than men, reminding children that equality is everything is great with this costume. Plus, it's cheap and easy. You literally only need a sign and some strings and maybe some monopoly money here because this is an abstraction.

Ellen Page has long been a feminine rights activist. Use the boss lady costume as a base, add a black button down shirt ($14.96, The Children's Place), a black tie ($9.99, Target), and a red pocket square ($10, Amazon) to replicate the look.

Murina Ahmed became the face of the Women's March after President Trump got elected. Though this photo of her came out far before then, she's become the face of the protest. In an interview with her, she says that she's glad to see an Islamic woman portrayed in positive light. She is what it means to be American, along with the millions of other women from multiple cultures, creeds, and backgrounds. You'll need a bright red lipstick ($10, Ulta) and an oversized American flag or American flag scarf ($8.97, Old Navy).

Mary Kom is an Olympic Indian boxer. She's a fighter and teaches young girls to never give up on their dreams. You'll need handwraps ($6.99, Target), a pair of boxing gloves ($12.99, Party City), long athletic shorts, and a tank top. Badass.

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