Last Minute Halloween Costume Ideas

Halloween is only a few days away and Halloween parties are right around the corner. With this, comes panicking to throw together last minute affordable, yet stylish costumes. After frantically scrolling through Pinterest and styling videos, here are some last minute costumes you can throw together, mainly with items already in your closet!

Black clothes and makeup costume variations:

1. Black Cat

All you need is a black top and bottoms and some form of black makeup, whether that e lipstick or eyeliner. Draw on some whiskers and you’re ready to go!

Courtesy of @Instagram on Pinterest

2. Vampire

All you need for this costume is an all black outfit. Use red lipstick or other kind of make up to add fake blood to your face or other areas you deem fit. Spice this look up with some lace! 

Courtesy of @Honey Siren on Pinterest 

3. Spy

For this look, all you need is a slick all black outfit, preferably with a leather jacket and black shades.

Courtesy of @Celeste! on Pinterest

4. Secret Service

Similar to the spy, add in a button up top for a more official look.

Courtesy of @Modern Fashion on Pinterest

5. Men in Black

For this look, you’ll need a white button up top, black blazer, and black bottoms. Throw in a pair of black shades and slicked back hair to complete the look.

Courtesy of @It’s Claudia G on Pinterest 

Simple clothes you might have in your closet:

1. Mime

You need: a black and white striped top. Add some white face makeup and expressions for an extra touch!

Courtesy of Yassira on Pinterest

2. Wednesday Addams

You need: a black dress, white colored shirt, and black tie. Throw your hair up into two long side braids to complete this!

Courtesy of @Hebarrietty on Pinterest 

With these last minute ideas, I hope your costume hunting is a bit less stressful! For more tips and costume ideas, check out Pinterest and TikTok under the hashtag #diycostumes or #lastminutecostumes!

Featured image courtesy of interiordesigninfo.com on Pinterest

Sierra Marelia

Sierra is a third-year undergraduate student majoring in Communication and Psychology, with a minor in Consumer Psychology. She views fashion as a powerful tool for self-expression and a lens for societal commentary. She is an Engagement Manager and Fashion Web Writer for The WALK Magazine.

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