I saw How To Train Your Dragon in theaters back in 2010, and I have to mention that it’s the only film I’ve ever actually enjoyed watching in 3-D. (A good 50% of that enjoyment was squealing over how freaking cute Toothless is.) Who doesn’t love a spirited romp full of endearingly gruff Vikings and soaring dragons? (Raise your hand if you also teared up at the end. No shame!)

The animated film, based on Cressida Cowell’s book of the same name, tells the story of Berk, a small Viking village plagued by dragons who plunder livestock and threaten the villager’s safety. How To Train Your Dragon was nominated for Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature and for Best Original Score.

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Outfits Inspired by How To Train Your Dragon

Hiccup

Hiccup, voiced by Jay Baruchel, is the village chieftain’s son, but he just doesn’t seem to fit in with his fellow Vikings. Much to his father’s dismay, he’s more interested in studying dragons than killing them. Hiccup is a talented inventor: when one of his creations manages to injure the dreaded and mysterious Night Fury dragon, he thinks he’s found his chance to prove his quality. But when it comes time to kill the dragon, he’s unable to do so and instead forms a bond with the creature that changes the future of Berk forever.

Product Information: Dress, Cardigan, Boots, Earrings, Satchel, Necklace, Phone Case, Bracelet

Hiccup wears a simple outfit consisting of an olive tunic, brown fur vest, leggings, and furry boots. The earthy color palette is perfect for the upcoming back-to-school season. A shirtdress is a natural foil for a cozy brown cardigan and rugged boots. Accessorize with a rope and leather bracelet reminiscent of the harness that Hiccup builds for Toothless and a trendy spiked necklace.