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15 Halloween costume ideas

Is it too early to do this? Maybe. But I usually end up waiting until the last minute to think of one, so maybe this will help.

  1. Karen Kilgariff from My Favorite Murder. This would work best if I could get a friend to be Georgia Hardstark, but mostly it would just be fun to be allowed to talk about true crime the whole night.
  2. Chance the Snapper. Never turn down a chance to be an alligator/crocodilian.
  3. Lizzie Borden. I think I'd pretty much just need a fake ax and then creepily say the rhyme in people's ears.
  4. An alpaca farmer. I saw an inflatable alpaca on Amazon and I want a reason to buy it.
  5. Nailed It contestant. I have a Nicole Byer shirt (well I will when it arrives) and then I can put on an apron, a gold baker's cap, and carry around ugly dessert. I think I'd be quite popular.
  6. A nightmare. I think this would involve dark clothing, creepy makeup, and a pillow.
  7. Impeachment. Not 100% sure what this would look like, but maybe I could carry around a bunch of peaches.
  8. Pumpkin spice. I would likely cover myself in as many labels of pumpkin spice products as I can find. Or maybe I'd try and parody a Spice Girls outfit.
  9. Bureaucracy. I think I would be covered in paperwork and I would hand out forms and red tape throughout the night.
  10. Mannequin. Honestly, I have this idea because I find them terrifying. I would paint myself pale and find a very catalog-y outfit. I would also freeze at random points in time.
  11. Medusa. Why wouldn't snake hair be fun?
  12. The Try Guys. I'd need 3 buddies, but this could be a very fun group costume.
  13. Velma. I do want to do a Scooby Doo gang group costume at some point in time.
  14. Another democratic candidate. By Halloween, this may not work as well, but I thought it could be funny to pretend to be yet another candidate. And honeslty, how many would people know I wasn't one?
  15. Deanna Troi. She was one of my favorite Star Trek: The Next Generation characters growing up and I think her outfit wouldn't be too hard.
(Prompt by me)

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