November 1, 2026

Beanie Avatar Ideas: Meet Beanie Bram

Some Muses are defined by a whole costume. Beanie Bram is defined by one small hat. On AllTheMuse he is Beanie Bram, the Common Muse of Decades — the room whose tagline is “The Muse IS the decade.” These beanie avatar ideas start with Bram and his mustard beanie, walk the whole ten-Muse era shelf around him, and do the bundle math honestly. New here? Start with what is a Muse avatar?, then come back and get cozy.

Meet Beanie Bram, the 2010s in a Beanie

Bram's own page calls him “Decades' quiet curator: a 2010s hipster in a red-and-black plaid flannel shirt, a mustard knit scarf and matching beanie, dark skinny jeans, and brown lace-up boots.” His fuller description calls him “a farmers-market philosophy” whose boots are “broken in by exactly the right number of nature walks,” and his lines keep the tone: “Plaid flannel, mustard scarf, beanie to match,” and “I liked this bio before it was cool.” The beanie is not an accessory here — it is the whole decade, knitted.

As a Common, Beanie Bram costs 50 Muse Coins and carries no edition cap, with 0 editions claimed so far — he can be collected any time, by anyone. He is also the only Muse in the catalog with a beanie in his name: a check of all 1,184 Muses turns up exactly one beanie-named Muse, and he is it. One honest note for searchers: he is not the catalog's only Bram — Baron Bram keeps the castle keys over in the Royals, and Broccoli Bram stands in the Produce Patch — but only this Bram wears the beanie.

The Flagships: Disco Daphne and Neon Nadia

The top of the Decades shelf is pure volume. Disco Daphne, a Mythic at 200 coins capped at 100 editions, is the 1970s: a gold sequin jumpsuit with a wide sparkly collar, flared bell-bottom cuffs, gold platform shoes and round amber sunglasses pushed up on her head. Neon Nadia, a Legendary at 150 coins capped at 250 editions, is the 1980s: a neon pink aerobics leotard with neon cyan diagonal stripes, a neon yellow belt, leg warmers and a neon pink sweatband — she has a spotlight post of her own in neon avatar ideas.

Bram sits at the opposite end of that energy on purpose. Daphne and Nadia are the loud decades, all sequins and neon; Bram is the quiet one in the corner with the scarf and the strong opinions about coffee. A Decades shelf with only the flagships is a party — Bram is what makes it a collection.

The Epics: Poodle Peggy and Flapper Faye

Two Epics at 100 coins each, capped at 1,000 editions, carry the room's earlier eras. Poodle Peggy is the 1950s sock hop: a white blouse, a pink neck scarf and a big pink swing skirt with a small white poodle appliqué, finished with black Mary Jane shoes. Flapper Faye is the 1920s: a black dress with layered gold beaded fringe, a long strand of white pearls and a gold sequin headband with one small black feather — her own spotlight is flapper avatar ideas.

Peggy and Faye are also the era-hat counterpoint to Bram. A pink neck scarf, a sequin headband, a mustard beanie — every decade in this room announces itself from the head down, and each headpiece costs a different step of the ladder: 100 coins for the Epics, 50 for Bram.

The Rares: Y2K Yara, Boombox Bianca and Mod Mollie

Three Rares at 75 coins each, capped at 5,000 editions, fill the middle. Y2K Yara is the 2000s: a baby-blue cropped tee with a chunky silver belt, baggy khaki cargo pants, white platform sneakers and a spiky frosted silver-blue pop-star cap — and the room's one claimed edition so far, with 1 of her 5,000 editions collected. Boombox Bianca is the 1990s: an oversized color-block windbreaker in teal, purple and magenta, a plain gold chain, baggy blue jeans, chunky white sneakers and a red cap worn backwards.

Mod Mollie is the 1960s: a bold orange-and-white geometric A-line mini dress with a wide white headband and white go-go boots. Three Rares, three headpieces again — a pop-star cap, a backwards cap, a headband — which is exactly why Bram's beanie belongs in this room: in Decades, the hat is the era.

The Commons: Steampunk Stella and Holo Hana

Bram's fellow Commons cost the same 50 coins, with no edition caps. Steampunk Stella, who has her own steampunk avatar ideas post, is the Victorian entry: a cream blouse, a burgundy corset-style vest with brass buttons, a brass pocket-watch chain, a layered deep-teal bustle skirt, brown buckled boots and brass goggles resting on top of her head. Holo Hana is the 2030s: an iridescent chrome holographic one-piece with a rainbow sheen, metallic silver shoes and a slim chrome headband with a translucent holographic visor flipped up.

That is the full Decades roster: 10 Muses — a Mythic at 200, a Legendary at 150, two Epics at 100, three Rares at 75, and three Commons at 50, Beanie Bram among them. Bought one by one they total 925 coins; the collection bundle unlocks all 10 for 250 coins. The room's full walk is in the Decades collection guide.

How to Start: Bram First, Then the Bundle Math

A new account starts with 150 Muse Coins — exactly enough for Beanie Bram plus any two other Decades Commons at once: the beanie, plus Stella's goggles and Hana's visor, in a single first step. Or put the 150 toward the 250-coin bundle and finish the whole era shelf for less than Daphne and Nadia cost together.

Not ready to spend coins at all? The gallery holds 269 Free Muses priced at 0 coins, free to collect with no balance needed while you decide. And if Bram's cold-weather look is the draw, his winter-wear partner in the queue of seasons is the scarf — a different Muse in a different room, and a story for another post.