If you want a common halloween party: common make up, common costumes, common hairstyles, even common place, just like your home or backyard. Here you come to the right place. You don't have to spend $$$ on a costume or three hours doing your makeup to totally slay on Halloween. These awesome looks are easy to recreate, but still totally unique. Here's every awesome costume you'll want to wear for 2016.
Dancing Emojis
Take your emoji obsession to the next level by dressing up as the one that's always on your Frequently Used list for Halloween. This dancing duo is perfect for couples, and uses loungewear you probably already have around the house.
A Bra
Pay tribute to your favorite set of, ahem, twins by dressing up as a bra together. The only downside is that you need to be side-by-side to make your costumes clear.
Steve Irwin and Croc
Crikey, a croc! All these costumes require is a tan shirt, khaki shorts and a crocodile onesie ($23.90, Amazon.com). Oh, and an exaggerated Australian accent, naturally.
Kangaroo Family
There's nothing cuter than a family in matching costumes, besides perhaps the baby being carried in a kangaroo pouch.
Recommend Links: Halloween Wigs
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| Dancing Emojis |
Dancing Emojis
Take your emoji obsession to the next level by dressing up as the one that's always on your Frequently Used list for Halloween. This dancing duo is perfect for couples, and uses loungewear you probably already have around the house.
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| A Bra |
A Bra
Pay tribute to your favorite set of, ahem, twins by dressing up as a bra together. The only downside is that you need to be side-by-side to make your costumes clear.
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| Steve Irwin and Croc |
Crikey, a croc! All these costumes require is a tan shirt, khaki shorts and a crocodile onesie ($23.90, Amazon.com). Oh, and an exaggerated Australian accent, naturally.
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| Kangaroo Family |
There's nothing cuter than a family in matching costumes, besides perhaps the baby being carried in a kangaroo pouch.
Recommend Links: Halloween Wigs
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