How can I express "you make a.../you'd make for a..."?


Do you know the English expression, "you make a"?

It's pretty simple:

> You make a fine wife.

It might be more correct as

> You'd make for a...

but they're tenses are different then. I could be using it incorrectly, but
that's okay.

I saw my friend in a red cloak-like jacket and wanted to say, "you make a cute
Red Riding Hood" or "you'd make a cute Red Riding Hood", but got hung up after
かわいい赤ずきんに. I was thinking なられる。 But it didn't feel like what I wanted to say.

Is there a similar expression to what I was thinking?




You make a fine wife.  
「君はいい奥さんになるよ」/「君はいい奥さんになれるよ」  
You'd make a cute Red Riding Hood.  
「かわいい赤ずきんになれるよ」  




You make a fine wife.  
「君はいい奥さんになるよ」/「君はいい奥さんになれるよ」  
You'd make a cute Red Riding Hood.  
「かわいい赤ずきんになれるよ」  

