13 Costumes for the 31st
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13 Costumes for the 31st

Cute, classy, easy, and affordable costumes for girls this Halloween

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13 Costumes for the 31st

Halloween can be tricky for girls. It seems like the only options are lingerie bunny costumes or a shapeless Crayola monstrosity. Everything costs a million dollars, and shopping takes time you don't have. You want to look like a girl without giving everything away, you want to look cute without breaking the bank, and you need something quick and easy because that's all you have time for, or, let's be honest, you've waited to the last minute. Here are some options that should help you out:

1. Bandit: for when you forgot to find a costume

What you'll need:

- Striped shirt

- Black pants

- Mask: make one by cutting up an old black t-shirt

- Black converse (any black or white shoes will work)

- Optional: money bag (print and cut out a money symbol and tape it to a canvas shopping bag, or buy a bag and paint the sign)


2. Deer: for when you want to experiment with makeup

What you'll need:

- Brown clothes

- Antlers (I've seen people use twigs)

- Youtube makeup tutorial

- Optional: a boyfriend dressed in camo


3. Gumball Machine: for the artsy girl

What you'll need

- A dress

- Pom poms

- Glue gun

- Felt


4. Scarecrow: for when you’re feeling basic

What you'll need:

- Plaid shirt

- Jeans or overalls

- Braids

- Sunhat


5. Pineapple: for when you want a group costume

What you'll need:

- Yellow dress or T-shirt

- Black Marker

- Stem made out of green felt

- Optional: a bunch of friends dressed as watermelon, pineapple, and grapes


6. Rosie the Riveter: for when you’re feeling that feminist fire


What you'll need:

- Red bandana

- Rolled up denim shirt

- Jeans

- Boots

7. Life with Lemons: for your ironic side

- a basket of lemons

8. Wednesday Addams: for your spookier side

What you'll need:

- Black dress

- White, collared shirt

- Braids and a middle part

- Pale makeup

- Optional: black knee-highs and chunky black boots


9. Audrey Hepburn: for when you’re feeling classy

What you'll need:

- Black dress

- Pearls

- Tiara

- Optional: Tiffany's bag and cat eye sunglasses


10. Velma: for the 90’s kid

What you'll need:

- Orange turtle neck

- Red skirt

- Glasses

- Works best with short brown hair


11. Alice and Wonderland: for your literary side

What you'll need:

- Blue dress

- White apron

- Black hair ribbon

- White tights

- Black shoes


12. Mary Poppins: for when you’re the mom of the group

What you'll need:

- Black or blue skirt

- White button down

- Red ribbon or bowtie

- Optional: umbrella, carpet bag, and hat


13. Risky Business: for when you just want to wear your pajamas

What you'll need:

- Oversized white button down

- Boxers

- White ankle socks

- Sunglasses (Ray-Ban or Ray-Ban knockoffs are best)

- oOptional: trophy

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