Share your most memorable Halloween costume ever! Whether it was a creative DIY masterpiece, a store-bought classic, or something that made everyone laugh, we want to see your photos!
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I Was A Walking Vincent Van Gogh Self-Portrait, 2017
My Kid Wanted To Be A Fly. This Was The Result! Was Pretty Proud Of The Result, Actually! So Was She ❤
Victorian Woman Drowned In Cold Water
I'm An Avid Crocheter. I Made My Grandsons' Their Costumes
Mini Cheech And Chong
Me As Queen Elizabeth II For Halloween 2022
I Am Ironman
Mary Poppins And Burt
My Husband And I Handmade These Giant Eyeballs!
Ghost From The World War Trenches
that is from "hellboy" with pearlmen. this character was a villain who used a pair of bladed tonfas.
Attempt At Sfx (Special Effects Makeup)(Everything Is Fake)
Wanda Maximoff (Scarlett Witch)
Louis From Bob’s Burgers
I Love You
Cleopatra & Caesar?
During Covid My Grandson Went As A Doctor. Great Way To Fit The Mask In
Cap'n Crunch (Worn For The Full 9 Hour Retail Shift)
"Captain Cordelia Crowe" (Jack Sparrow's Cousin) 2011
I Was Marge Last Year And My Buddy Was Homer. I’m Clearly Not Able To Top It This Year
Probing Time!
Smile!
Fem! Beetlejuice (Wore To See Beetlejuice Beetlejuice In Theaters)
Winfred From Hocas Pocas
The Boy As Indiana Jones! He Was Obsessed
Sorry Pandas -- first time posting and I duplicated my submission. I'll learn.
Blondie
This creeps me a little bit .. sort of reminds me of the black eyed children legend
My Attempt At A Certain Skeleton From Undertale
And omg at first, I thought the clock was part of the costumes somehow LOL
One Of My Favorite Costumes I've Done! Stolas From Helluva Boss!!
I never watched it but I drew troupe leader Grimm from hollow knight once and my entire friend group who does watch hazbin hotel and helluva boss all said in turn "damn it's stolas" so I googled it and when the paper came back to me I was like "damn it's stolas"
"Hell's Angel" 2010 (I Am Wearing Black Wings
Altered A Cheerleader Pattern. She's 25 Now
Steamcore
I Decided It'd Be A Good Idea To Be A Giant Chicken And Scare Little Kids At School 😂
Marie Laveau And Baron Samedi
Me As A. Mongolian Warrior And My Friend As Guts From Berserk In Berserker Armor
I agree. When I go to a costume party I always roll my own. I went as Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipOne - made it from poster cardboard. Another year I wore a box with views of a certain Toyota model and sweets pasted over them. I was a Candied Camry.
Load More Replies...Mine was too long ago and don’t have a picture (40 years). I dressed my wife in a cardboard box around her waist that was painted like a brick. She had a T-shirt with the word “brick” on it. I walked behind her in painters pants. My shirt said “ brick layer” 😝
One year I ratted my knda long hair, pinned leaves an petals in it and went as a crysanthamum. Another time my date took the prize in our Headless Horseman rig.
I was Zorro all day at work. I had to defend the break room with a bread knife. Zorro2-670...11ac54.jpg
Sadly I don’t have a pic, but one year I bought a cheap rainbow mohawk wig and stuck a light up unicorn horn thru it. Then I put some temp tattoos on my cheeks and went to the work costume contest as My Little Pony Punk Blossom. Someone asked me if that was a “real” Pony. I rolled my eyes and said “No, I made it up on my way to work.”
Sorry no pictures but best costume I ever saw: my sister and her husband went as each other. She wore his suit, he wore her dress. 50 years ago. With makeup etc: totally believable.
Everyone kept telling me I looked like Flo from progressive. This was before they made a costume you could buy so I bought a white shirt and pants and made a white apron with progressive stamped across it. The outfit looked perfect. Then I back combed my hair and stuck a headband on. People I didn't know actually wanted to take pictures with me that year so I guess it was convincing lol.
VEry long ago, so no pictures, but once in the height of the McCarthy era of the 1950's my sister went on the halloween parade decked in a dress made of horrible newspaper headlines, holding a hangman's rope and a sign saying "It's good noose tonight!" Did not go down well in conservative Great Barrington, but little did for us back then. Later under better circustances in another town, we went as a pair, she the headless horseman (fake bloody stump of neck) and I the headsman carrying big axe and bloody head. That was pretty successful.
Load More Replies...Can't upload mine sadly but thanks to everyone for sharing and keeping Halloween, the best time of the year, alive!
In the early 1990s a dude put a box over the top of his body and went as an ATM. He just kinda stood in the corner until I figured out who he was, These Halloween parties were insane.. If you end up with costume parts, I highly recommend that you randomly bag them and people who come in without a costume get a bag and they have to make it up as they go.
During my senior year in high school, in 1992, I owned a blue pinstripe 3 piece suit, so I borrowed an overcoat and used a briefcase instead of a backpack, then slicked my hair back and went as a Prohibition-era gangster. Complete with 3/4 size toy Tommy gun that used a percussive mechanism to make the machine gun sounds. It was a hit (pun definitely intended). No way that could happen now in this post-Columbine world where the NRA gets more protection than the students. Fvck your thoughts and prayers.
I agree. When I go to a costume party I always roll my own. I went as Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipOne - made it from poster cardboard. Another year I wore a box with views of a certain Toyota model and sweets pasted over them. I was a Candied Camry.
Load More Replies...Mine was too long ago and don’t have a picture (40 years). I dressed my wife in a cardboard box around her waist that was painted like a brick. She had a T-shirt with the word “brick” on it. I walked behind her in painters pants. My shirt said “ brick layer” 😝
One year I ratted my knda long hair, pinned leaves an petals in it and went as a crysanthamum. Another time my date took the prize in our Headless Horseman rig.
I was Zorro all day at work. I had to defend the break room with a bread knife. Zorro2-670...11ac54.jpg
Sadly I don’t have a pic, but one year I bought a cheap rainbow mohawk wig and stuck a light up unicorn horn thru it. Then I put some temp tattoos on my cheeks and went to the work costume contest as My Little Pony Punk Blossom. Someone asked me if that was a “real” Pony. I rolled my eyes and said “No, I made it up on my way to work.”
Sorry no pictures but best costume I ever saw: my sister and her husband went as each other. She wore his suit, he wore her dress. 50 years ago. With makeup etc: totally believable.
Everyone kept telling me I looked like Flo from progressive. This was before they made a costume you could buy so I bought a white shirt and pants and made a white apron with progressive stamped across it. The outfit looked perfect. Then I back combed my hair and stuck a headband on. People I didn't know actually wanted to take pictures with me that year so I guess it was convincing lol.
VEry long ago, so no pictures, but once in the height of the McCarthy era of the 1950's my sister went on the halloween parade decked in a dress made of horrible newspaper headlines, holding a hangman's rope and a sign saying "It's good noose tonight!" Did not go down well in conservative Great Barrington, but little did for us back then. Later under better circustances in another town, we went as a pair, she the headless horseman (fake bloody stump of neck) and I the headsman carrying big axe and bloody head. That was pretty successful.
Load More Replies...Can't upload mine sadly but thanks to everyone for sharing and keeping Halloween, the best time of the year, alive!
In the early 1990s a dude put a box over the top of his body and went as an ATM. He just kinda stood in the corner until I figured out who he was, These Halloween parties were insane.. If you end up with costume parts, I highly recommend that you randomly bag them and people who come in without a costume get a bag and they have to make it up as they go.
During my senior year in high school, in 1992, I owned a blue pinstripe 3 piece suit, so I borrowed an overcoat and used a briefcase instead of a backpack, then slicked my hair back and went as a Prohibition-era gangster. Complete with 3/4 size toy Tommy gun that used a percussive mechanism to make the machine gun sounds. It was a hit (pun definitely intended). No way that could happen now in this post-Columbine world where the NRA gets more protection than the students. Fvck your thoughts and prayers.